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• MakaleAçık Erişim2021/r/gumushane/17398
  Traditional Practices Used by Mothers in Infant Care: A Descriptive Study

  Efe, Yağmur Sezer; Erdem, Emine; Ozbey, Harun; Tuncay, Birgül

  Objective: This study was conducted descriptively to\rdetermine the traditional practices used by mothers having infants\raged 0-12 months in infant care. Material and Methods: This descriptive study was conducted with 186 mothers living in Gümüşhane\rKelkit and having infants aged 0-12 months in February-August 2019.\rThe data were collected using the Questionnaire Form and the Traditional Practices Regarding Infant Care Form. Ethics committee and\rinstitution permission was obtained before the study, and written consent was obtained from the mothers during the study. Descriptive statistics (mean, standard deviation, frequency, median, minimum,\rmaximum) were used to evaluate the data. Results: Of the mothers;\r85.5% gave breast milk to the infant first, 71.5% of them fed their infants in the first 15 minutes, 57.5% of them were not alone with their\rinfants for fincubus, and 36.0% of them swaddled their infants. Of the\rmothers; 61.8% wiped the infant's mouth with carbonated water for\rmoniliasis, 57.1% gave plenty of water in diarrhea, 36.4% took off\rthe infant's clothes in the fever and 39.3% put a towel on the infant's\rback for coughing. Conclusion: In this study, it was determined that\rthe majority of mothers gave breast milk to the infant first fed their infants within the first 15 minutes, they did not make any application for\rthe infant's navel to fall quickly, more than half of them wiped the infant's mouth with carbonated water for moniliasis, more than half gave\rtheir infants plenty of water in diarrhea, more than one third took off\rthe baby's clothes for fever and put a towel on the infant's back for\rcoughing.

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• MakaleAçık Erişim2018/r/gumushane/18302
  The Detection of the Relationship Between Depression and Malnutrition in Cancer Patients

  Ünlü, Ayşe; Sancar Bekircan, Esra

  Objective: The disease of cancer and the treatments administered might cause malnutrition and depression in patients. This research aims to assess the risk of depression and malnutrition in cancer patients and analyse the relationship between two diseases. Material and Method: The supplementary research conducted face-to-face interview method with 82 patients who applied to Gaziantep University Şahinbey Research and Application Hospital with cancer diagnosed and Adult Oncology Clinic and Polyclinic between the dates 4 April-4 September 2018 and volunteered to participate in the research. Depression case was assessed with Beck’s Depression Inventory (BDI) and nutrition cases were assessed with Nutrution Risk Screening (NRS2002). SPSS 17 (Statistical Package for the Social Sciences) programme was used to anaylse the data. Results: Participants received 28.98±10.10 points on average. According to the scores of the participants, 37.8% percent of them have moderate depression. They received 2.22±0.72 points on average from NRS-2002. It was revelaled that 43.9% percent of the participants had moderate malnutrition. A further analysis (LSD) conducted to detect which depression level the difference resulted from showed that NRS-2002 scores of the participants with severe depression are higher than the ones with moderate mood disorders, clinical depression and moderate depression. According to BDI, the difference between NRS-2002 scores is statistically meaningful. Furthermore, it has been revealed that the NRS-2002 scores of the participants with severe depression are higher than the ones with moderate mood disorders, clinical depression and moderate depression. Conclusion: The problems of oncologic patients related to nutrition and depression should be diagnosed earlier and treated soon.

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