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Title:Vpliv transkutane električne nervne stimulacije v aktivni fazi poroda na potrebo po farmakološki analgeziji
Authors:ID Mlačnik Koščak, Manca (Author)
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Language:Slovenian
Work type:Bachelor thesis/paper
Organization:FIZIOTERAPEVTIKA - PHYSIOTHERAPEUTICA
Abstract:Rojstvo otroka za bodočo mamo pomeni izziv. Čeprav je na splošno ta najlepši trenutek njenega življenja povezan s srečo in pričakovanjem, pa so pogosto prisotna tudi negativna čustva, predvsem strah pred bolečino, ki predstavlja neizogiben del vsakega poroda. Namen magistrske naloge je s pomočjo strokovne literature preučiti vpliv transkutane električne nervne stimulacije (TENS) na potrebo po farmakološki analgeziji v aktivni fazi poroda. S pomočjo kritične preučitve literature smo opravili pregled vpliva TENS-a v aktivni fazi poroda na potrebo po farmakološki analgeziji. Pri poglobljenem študiju literature smo uporabili deskriptivno metodo. Raziskave so pokazale, da TENS resnično zmanjša potrebo po farmakološki analgeziji v aktivni fazi poroda. Čeprav TENS ne nadomesti popolnoma farmakoloških metod, pa zniža potrebo po močnih analgetikih, ki jih uporabljamo pri epiduralni analgeziji. To predstavlja pomembno prednost, saj omogoča nosečnicam, da ohranijo večjo možnost gibanja med porodom. Raziskave potrjujejo, da TENS odloži potrebo po farmakološki analgeziji in je najučinkovitejši v aktivni fazi poroda.
Keywords:TENS, porod, porodna bolečina, farmakološka analgezija, fizioterapija
Year of publishing:2025
PID:20.500.12556/ReVIS-11745 New window
Publication date in ReVIS:05.06.2025
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Language:English
Title:The effect of transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation in the active phase of labor on the need for pharmacological analgesia
Abstract:The birth of a child for an expectant mother is a challenge. Although this is generally the most beautiful moment of her life, associated with happiness and anticipation, negative emotions are often present, especially the fear of pain, which is an inevitable part of every birth. The purpose of this master's thesis is to examine the impact of transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) on the need for pharmacological analgesia using professional literature. We conducted a critical review of the literature to examine the impact of TENS on the need for pharmacological analgesia during the active phase of labor. We used a descriptive method in our in-depth study of literature. Research has shown that TENS does indeed reduce the need for pharmacological analgesia during the active phase of labor. TENS does not replace pharmacological methods completely, but it does reduce the need for strong analgesics used in epidural analgesia, which is an important advantage as it allows pregnant women to maintain greater mobility during labor. Research confirms that TENS delays the need for pharmacological analgesia and is most effective during the active phase of labor.
Keywords:TENS, labor, labor pain, pharmacological analgesia, physiotherapy


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