Mapping Nursing language terms of Parkinson's disease

Tosin, Michelle Hyczy de Siqueira; Campos, Débora Moraes; Blanco, Luciana; Santana, Rosimere Ferreira; Oliveira, Beatriz Guitton Renauld Baptista de

doi:10.1590/S0080-623420150000300008

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Artigo Original • Rev. esc. enferm. USP 49 (3) • June 2015 • https://doi.org/10.1590/S0080-623420150000300008 copy

Mapping Nursing language terms of Parkinson's disease

Mapeo De Los Términos Del Lenguaje De Enfermería En La Enfermedad De Parkinson

Authorship SCIMAGO INSTITUTIONS RANKINGS

OBJECTIVE

Implementing cross-mapping of Nursing language terms with the terminology of NANDA International, contained in records of patients with Parkinson's disease in rehabilitation.

METHOD

Descriptive study of cross mapping, carried out in three steps. A simple random sample of 67 files of patients who participated in the rehabilitation in the period between March 2009 and April 2013.

RESULTS

We identified 454 terms of Nursing language that resulted in 54 diagnoses after cross-mapping, present in 11 of the 13 taxonomy domains. The most mapped diagnosis was "Impaired urinary elimination" (59.7%), followed by "Urgent urinary incontinence" (55.2%), "Willingness to self-control improved health" (50.7%), "Constipation" (47.8%) and "Compromised physical mobility" (29.9%). Seven described terms were not mapped due to a corresponding defining characteristic being absent.

CONCLUSION

It was possible to determine the profile of patients, as well as the complexity of nursing care in the rehabilitation of patients with Parkinson's disease.

Parkinson Disease; Classification; Nursing Diagnosis; Rehabilitation Nursing; Terminology

NANDA-I Domain	Nursing Diagnoses according to NANDA International	n	%
Elimination/Exchange	Impaired urinary elimination	40	59.7
	Urge urinary incontinence	37	55.2
	Constipation	32	47.8
	Perceived Constipation	12	17.9
	Reflex urinary incontinence	7	10.4
	Stress urinary incontinence	4	6.0
	Functional urinary incontinence	4	6.0
	Overflow urinary incontinence	4	6.0
	Readiness for enhanced urinary elimination	2	3.0
	Bowel incontinence	1	1.5
Subtotal		143	213.4
Health Promotion	Readiness for enhanced health management	34	50.7
	Risk-prone health behavior	7	10.4
	Sedentary lifestyle	3	4.5
Subtotal		44	65.7
Activity/Rest	Impaired physical mobility	20	29.9
	Risk for decreased cardiac tissue perfusion	16	23.9
	Risk for ineffective cerebral tissue perfusion	16	23.9
	Disturbed sleep pattern	8	11.9
	Bathing self-care deﬁcit	5	7.5
	Impaired walking	3	4.5
	Readiness for enhanced sleep	3	4.5
	Dressing self-care deﬁcit	2	3.0
	Impaired transfer ability	2	3.0
	Toileting self-care deﬁcit	2	3.0
	Sleep deprivation	1	1.5
	Impaired bed mobility	1	1.5
	Ineffective peripheral tissue perfusion	1	1.5
Subtotal		80	119.4
Perception/Cognition	Impaired verbal communication	10	14.9
	Impaired memory	8	11.9
	Disturbed auditory sensory perception	4	6.0
	Chronic confusion	3	4.5
	Ineffective impulse control	3	4.5
	Acute confusion	1	1.5
Subtotal		29	43.3
Safety/protection	Risk for falls	10	14.9
	Impaired skin integrity	3	4.5
Subtotal		13	19.4
Nutrition	Impaired swallowing	9	13.4
	Risk for deficient fluid volume	7	10.4
	Imbalanced nutrition: less than body requirements	5	7.5
	Deficient fluid volume	4	6.0
	Readiness for enhanced nutrition	2	3.0
	Imbalanced nutrition: more than body requirements	2	3.0
	Readiness for enhanced fluid balance	1	1.5
	Risk for excess fluid volume	1	1.5
	Excess fluid volume	1	1.5
Subtotal		32	47.8
Comfort	Social isolation	9	13.4
	Chronic pain	8	11.9
Subtotal		17	25.4
Life principles	Non-compliance	7	10.4
Subtotal		7	10.4
Coping/Stress Tolerance	Chronic sorrow	4	6.0
	Caregiver stress overload	3	4.5
	Anxiety	3	4.5
	Ineffective coping	2	3.0
	Fear	1	1.5
Subtotal		13	19.4
Role Relationship	Interrupted family processes	2	3.0
	Dysfunctional family processes	1	1.5
Subtotal		3	4.5
Sexuality	Sexual dysfunction	1	1.5
Subtotal		1	1.5

Diagnosis contexts identified in the records	Repetitions
Independent for Activities of Daily Living	16
Independent and secure walking	9
Change in the standard of handwriting	4
Efficient swallowing	4
Preserved mood/cognition	3
Preserved renal function	2
Total	38

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[1] Corresponding author: Michelle Hyczy de Siqueira Tosin. Av. Embaixador Abelardo Bueno, 1500 - Barra da Tijuca. CEP 22775-040 - Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brazil. michellehyczy@gmail.com