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Abstract(s)
Tem-se verificado que a possibilidade de aparecimento de problemas comportamentais, cognitivos e
motores podem estar relacionados com condições ambientais, familiares e educacionais as quais
determinam a interação entre a criança e o meio.
Objetivo: Analisar se um grupo de crianças prematuras de muito baixo peso (RNMBP) e de extremo
baixo peso (REBP), manifestam indicadores de psicopatologia e se estes estão relacionados com
fatores sociodemográficos, aspetos da história clinica e/ou desenvolvimental.
Instrumento: Para o presente estudo deu-se privilégio a uma análise quantitativa dos dados,
constatando algumas relações entre o perfil obtido do “Child Behavior Checklist para idades 1 ½ - 5”
( CBCL 1 ½ - 5”), elementos da ficha demográfica e história clinica.
Resultados: Verificou-se haver uma maior perceção por parte dos pais de problemas de
comportamento quando se tem um nível socioeconómico baixo, verificando-se a mesma associação na
idade gestacional, ou seja, a uma baixa idade gestacional está a perceção de problemas de
comportamento. Da exploração do baixo peso e duração do tempo de internamento, com problemas de
comportamento não se verificaram resultados significativos. Relativamente ao género, foram
encontradas diferenças estatisticamente significativas.
It has been found that the potential emergence of behavioral, cognitive and motor may be related to environmental, educational and family which determine the interaction between the child and the environment. Objective: The aim of the study was to analyze a group of premature infants of very low birth weight (VLBW) and extremely low birth weight (ELBW) manifest indicators of psychopathology and whether these are related do socio-demographic factors, aspects of clinical history and/or developmental. Instruments: For the present study was given a privilege to a quantitative analysis of data, noting some relationship between the profile obtained from the “Child Behavior Checklist for ages 1 ½ - 5” ( CBCL 1 ½ - 5”), components of elements of socio-demographic data sheet. Results: Found to be a greater perception by parents of behavior problems when you have a low socioeconomic level, verifying the same association in gestational age, in a lower gestational age is the perception of behavior problems. Exploitation of low birth weight and duration of hospitalization, whit behavior problems, there were no significant results. Regarding gender differences were statically significant.
It has been found that the potential emergence of behavioral, cognitive and motor may be related to environmental, educational and family which determine the interaction between the child and the environment. Objective: The aim of the study was to analyze a group of premature infants of very low birth weight (VLBW) and extremely low birth weight (ELBW) manifest indicators of psychopathology and whether these are related do socio-demographic factors, aspects of clinical history and/or developmental. Instruments: For the present study was given a privilege to a quantitative analysis of data, noting some relationship between the profile obtained from the “Child Behavior Checklist for ages 1 ½ - 5” ( CBCL 1 ½ - 5”), components of elements of socio-demographic data sheet. Results: Found to be a greater perception by parents of behavior problems when you have a low socioeconomic level, verifying the same association in gestational age, in a lower gestational age is the perception of behavior problems. Exploitation of low birth weight and duration of hospitalization, whit behavior problems, there were no significant results. Regarding gender differences were statically significant.
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Prematuridade Risco Psicopatologia CBCL Prematurity Risk Psychopathology