{"id":{"repo_id":"vilnius","oai_identifier":"oai:vu.lt:elaba:23194276"},"canonical_url":"https://search.dev.ndltd.org/etd/vilnius/oai:vu.lt:elaba:23194276","repository":{"repo_id":"vilnius","name":"Vilnius University","base_url":"https://epublications.vu.lt/oai"},"display":{"title":"Rotavirusine infekcija sergančių vaikų slauga /","abstract":"Vilnius University Faculty of Medicine Department of Nursing and Fundamentals of Internal Medicine Bachelor of Nursing Program Nursing Care of Children with Rotavirus Infections Nursing Bachelor's thesis Work author: IV course student of VU Bachelor of Nursing Program Sonata Gabriunaite. Work leader: lector dr. Aldona Mikaliukstiene, Vilnius University Faculty of Medicine Nursing and Internal Medicine Department. 2017-05-15 Work scope: 48 pages. Keywords: rotavirus infection, nursing, nursing problems. The aim of research work: evaluate children with rotavirus infection nursing problems. Objectives: 1. Investigate parents of children having rotavirus infection knowledge about this infection. 2. Evaluate most recent nursing problems of children with rotavirus infection. 3. Investigate nursing actions made for children with rotavirus infection. Research methodology. For the research purposes self made questionnaire with 24 questions was used. Survey was taken in Vilnius University hospital Santariskiu Children’s branch of infectious diseases department December 2016 – April 2017. There were 88 respondents nursing children with rotavirus infection. Data analysis was performed using statistical analysis Excel 2007 and IBM SPSS Statistics 20 programs. Results and Conclusions. 1. Most respondents (80,7 pct) indicated that personal and hand hygiene compliance is a major risk factor for developing rotavirus infection. Only small part (13,6 pct) thought, that rotavirus infection can be caught while sneezing and coughing. Most parents (63,6 pct) didn’t know, that once rotavirus is being healed immunity for it is acquired. Also, only one third (30.7 pct) thought, that in order to protect family members or other people from this infection it is necessary to vaccinate children. Majority (96.6 pct) would vaccinate children if having such opportunity. One third (33.0 pct) got useful information about infection from doctors and only small part (21.6 pct) – from nursing personell. 2. The most common and most problematic issue while having rotavirus at home (80.7 pct) as well as in hospital (48.9 pct) was diarrhea. Second problem causing issues before getting to the hospital was fever (76.1 pct). Vomiting was a problem for one third (30.7 pct) of children at home and a quater hospitalized ones (27.2 pct.). 3. Majority patients got rehydron when hospitalized (88,6 pct). Almost all (89.8 pct) children had intravenous treatment. Big part (77.3 pct) of respondents not only knows benefits of probiotics but also gave (56.8 percent) them to children. More than a half (52.3 pct) parents have enough information about proper and balanced nutrition as well as knowledge about importance of children hygiene skills development (63.6 pct) while having rotavirus infection, however still big part (24.0 pct) ignore recommendations. Most respondents (63.6 pct) claimed their children follows main rules for hygiene but only part (40.9 pct) agreed, that parents have to be educated about children hygiene skills development.","abstract_html":"Vilnius University Faculty of Medicine Department of Nursing and Fundamentals of Internal Medicine Bachelor of Nursing Program Nursing Care of Children with Rotavirus Infections Nursing Bachelor's thesis Work author: IV course student of VU Bachelor of Nursing Program Sonata Gabriunaite. Work leader: lector dr. Aldona Mikaliukstiene, Vilnius University Faculty of Medicine Nursing and Internal Medicine Department. 2017-05-15 Work scope: 48 pages. Keywords: rotavirus infection, nursing, nursing problems. The aim of research work: evaluate children with rotavirus infection nursing problems. Objectives: 1. Investigate parents of children having rotavirus infection knowledge about this infection. 2. Evaluate most recent nursing problems of children with rotavirus infection. 3. Investigate nursing actions made for children with rotavirus infection. Research methodology. For the research purposes self made questionnaire with 24 questions was used. Survey was taken in Vilnius University hospital Santariskiu Children’s branch of infectious diseases department December 2016 – April 2017. There were 88 respondents nursing children with rotavirus infection. Data analysis was performed using statistical analysis Excel 2007 and IBM SPSS Statistics 20 programs. Results and Conclusions. 1. Most respondents (80,7 pct) indicated that personal and hand hygiene compliance is a major risk factor for developing rotavirus infection. Only small part (13,6 pct) thought, that rotavirus infection can be caught while sneezing and coughing. Most parents (63,6 pct) didn’t know, that once rotavirus is being healed immunity for it is acquired. Also, only one third (30.7 pct) thought, that in order to protect family members or other people from this infection it is necessary to vaccinate children. Majority (96.6 pct) would vaccinate children if having such opportunity. One third (33.0 pct) got useful information about infection from doctors and only small part (21.6 pct) – from nursing personell. 2. The most common and most problematic issue while having rotavirus at home (80.7 pct) as well as in hospital (48.9 pct) was diarrhea. Second problem causing issues before getting to the hospital was fever (76.1 pct). Vomiting was a problem for one third (30.7 pct) of children at home and a quater hospitalized ones (27.2 pct.). 3. Majority patients got rehydron when hospitalized (88,6 pct). Almost all (89.8 pct) children had intravenous treatment. Big part (77.3 pct) of respondents not only knows benefits of probiotics but also gave (56.8 percent) them to children. More than a half (52.3 pct) parents have enough information about proper and balanced nutrition as well as knowledge about importance of children hygiene skills development (63.6 pct) while having rotavirus infection, however still big part (24.0 pct) ignore recommendations. 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