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The Nurse's Judgment of the Degree of Pain: The Nursing Care Situation for the Child with Cancer Pain 2 Tomoko Furuhashi 1 , Noriko Katada 2 , Hitomi Katsuda 2 , Aki Nakaoka 3 , Yukiko Takaya 4 , Machiko Suzuki 5 , Yumiko Iwasaki 6 , Sayoko Iwai 7 , Yasue Hirao 8 , Tomomi Matsubayashi 9 1Miyagi Children's Hospital 2College of Art and Science, Hyogo 3Kochi Red Cross Hospital 4School of Nursing, Shiga University of Medical Science 5The Japanease Red Cross Hiroshima College of Nursing 6Hyogo Prefectural Kobe Children's Hospital 7Hyogo Prefectural Kobe Children's Hospital 8Hyogo Prefectural Tsukaguchi Hospital 9Kitasato University Hospital Keyword: がん性疼痛 , 痛みの強さ , 痛みの強さの捉え方 , 痛みサインの統合・整合性の確認 , cancer pain , degree of pain , assessment of degree of pain , integration and appropriateness of pain signs pp.483-491
Published Date 2003/10/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1681100221
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 The main purpose of this study is to build the integrated nursing care method to relieve the child from cancer pain. In order to understand the nurses' perception and/or attitude of their intervention on children with the cancer pain, interview was conducted with the nurses (N=17) who had responded to have an experience in caring with the WHO Guidelines on relief of Cancer Pain. Interviews were conducted after obtaining the informed consent from the subject and ethical consideration for privacy and free participation had been taken through the study. This paper will discuss the one part of results on the nurses' process of comparing and integrating the children's pain signs to make judgments on children's status and/or degree of pain. The two patterns were identified when the nurses judge the children's degrees of pain. In the first pattern, the nurses used only two extreme standards in pain continuum : “having pain or not” to judge the existence of pain in one end, “excruciating pain” in the other end. In another pattern, the degree of pain was determined from the effectiveness of analgesics. The nurses used two patterns simultaneously. From these findings ; i.e., using those two patterns, the tendency of nurses to estimate the pain severity less than actual children's pain was discussed.


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