介護士,母親,子供の痛みのスコアの評価における差異

Emel Sezici¹, Deniz Yigit¹

¹Department of Child Health and Diseases Nursing, Faculty of Health Sciences, Kütahya Health Sciences University, Kütahya, Türkiye.

Journal of paediatrics and child health

|August 26, 2025

まとめ

子供は,母親や看護婦よりも静脈内へのアクセス中に痛みを報告しました. 痛みの知覚は子供,母親,看護師の間で著しく変化し,評価の課題を強調しました.

科学分野:

小児看護
痛みの管理
子どもの心理

背景:

静脈内注射などの医療処置で痛みを感じることがよくあります
痛みの正確な評価は,子供の痛みの効果的な管理に不可欠です.
痛みの報告の不一致は適切な介入を妨げます

研究の目的:

静脈内投与の際に痛みを報告する子供,母親,看護師の合意を評価する.
この3つのグループ間の痛みの知覚の違いを特定する.

主な方法:

307人の子ども (3歳から6歳) とその母親を対象とした記述的研究.
ウォン・ベイカー・フェイス・痛みの評価尺度を用いた
コヘンのカッパを含む統計的テストを分析した.

主要な成果:

子供の痛みの平均スコアは最高 (4. 21),次に母親 (3. 56) と看護師 (3. 18) でした.
子と母親,子と看護婦,または母と看護婦の痛み評価 (p > 0. 05) の間で有意な一致は認められなかった.
子供の有意な割合 (18. 9%) は,静脈内投与の経験がありました.

結論:

子供が自己報告した静脈内接入時の痛みは,母親や看護師が報告したよりも高いと認識されています.
子供や母親や医療従事者の間では痛みの評価が大きく違っています
これらの発見は,小児の痛みの評価の複雑さと, 量身の絞ったアプローチの必要性を強調しています.

キーワード:

子供お母さん看護師痛みを感じる痛みの評価

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