Larycia Vicente Rodrigues, Mayara Dos Santos Camêlo Moreira, Carla Ramos de Oliveira, Julia Julliêta de Medeiros, Eufrásio de Andrade Lima, Ana Maria Gondim Valença
Tooth loss and associated factors in patients with coagulopathies in the State of Paraíba, Brazil
Revista brasileira de hematologia e hemoterapia
submitted mutilating surgery patients head neck cancer may present profound physical psychosocial changes temporary definitive individual impact family frequent human responses health condition subjective particularly concerning body image selfesteem differential validation emerges provide nurses clinical indicators clinical reasoning planning effective interventions considering specific defining characteristics diagnosis study aimed conducting differential clinical validation nursing diagnoses disturbed body image low situational selfesteem patients head neck cancer using q methodology performed observational crosssectional study using q methodology thirtyeight participants included data analyzed using q methodology procedures research ethics committee approved study factor analysis performed eight defining characteristics identified diagnosis disturbed body image one situational low selfesteem avoiding looking ones body avoiding touching ones body behavior monitoring ones body depersonalization body part use impersonal pronouns focus past appearance focus past function negative feeling body refusal acknowledging change helplessness use q methodology process differential validation allowed study two diagnoses subjective nature disclosing specific defining characteristics contributing increasing knowledge human responses study contributes better understanding predominant defining characteristics diagnoses study terms nandai taxonomy helps raise levels evidence diagnoses using qualitative quantitative methodology allows maintaining holistic research approach greater rigor acceptance results