Exemplos de uso de Unhs em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Studies show that many factors can affect the results of UNHS.
Before hospital discharge, 565 neonates underwent UNHS; 48% n 270 were female and 52% n 295 were male.
The evidenced informational materials addressed the importance of the UNHS.
The infant newborns who passed in UNHS had, on average, five hours more of lifetime than those who failed.
Since then, negotiations are under way in order to create a committee to draw UNHS resolutions.
UNHS is not yet a reality throughout Brazil, with only 20% of low-risk babies and 80% of high-risk babies being screened in some places.
Several local and state laws have been passed in this country,making completion of the UNHS compulsory in maternity wards.
UNHS is mandatory in accordance with municipal laws in several cities in Brazil, and it is currently required by Federal Law N° 12,303 of August 2, 2010.
In 2007, the JCIH made a new recommendation, andsuggested that quality indicators be used to evaluate UNHS programs.
In our country,since it is not common to have Universal Newborn Hearing Screening UNHS in all maternity hospitals, it is difficult to have a national incidence.
However, it is known that these protocols are still notproperly implemented in Brazil, nor is universal neonatal hearing screening UNHS.
In the period from August2003 to December 2006, of the 8974 newborns submitted to the UNHS, 156 156 1.41% were referred for audiologic diagnosis.
If there is a failure in the implementation of UNHS, the recommendation is to prioritize newborns at greatest risk of deafness and gradually expand the service to all newborns.
New technologies that seek to maximize results andguarantee effectiveness of the procedures in UNHS are being developed.
In 1998 the Universal Neonatal Hearing Screening Support Group UNHSSG was created, under the coordination of audiologist Mônica Jubran Chapchap,with the goal of making UNHS operational in Brazil.
According to the results, it is clear thatrespondents have inadequate and incomplete medical knowledge regarding UNHS and hearing impairment.
In that study, it can be considered that at the time of graduation andresidence of respondents, the UNHS and hearing loss had their dissemination restricted to otorhinolaryngologists and audiologists.
The"pass-fail" criterion using the narrow band stimulus offered acceptable indexes of sensitivity andspecificity, proving efficient for use in UNHS programs.
The identification of children with UHL,since the implementation of the universal neonatal hearing screening UNHS, has brought a new demand to Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology services.
During the study period,565 neonates underwent UNHS in three different units of hospitalization: neonatal rooming-in NRI, special care unit ECU and intermediate care unit ICU, before hospital discharge.
This indicates that these nurses correlated the absence of the hearing milestone with the various risk factors, and the UNHS results suggestive of hearing loss.
Among the relevant aspects associated with children hearing health,we know that UNHS is recommended since 1994, and this is a first step in the assessment, diagnosis and intervention when there is hearing loss.
Alvarenga et al proposed the Model Project of Newborn Hearing Health,which consists of performing UNHS in two steps, test and retest, using EOAE.
Subjects who failed the universal neonatal hearing screening(unhs) were referred to hearing health reference centers for audiological diagnosis, and those with sensorineural hearing loss were genetically assessed.
These two techniques have been largely applied as efficient tools in the Universal Neonatal Hearing Screening UNHS, both in developed and developing countries.
With the gradual implementation of the Universal Newborn Hearing Screening UNHS, more and more newborns and infants demand an accurate audiological diagnosis, reliably defining the type, the degree and the configuration of the hearing loss.
Thus, this study's results that showed a considerably short examination time with high sensitivity 100% andspecificity 92% indicate this criterion's efficacy, making UNHS easier in noisy environments.
Therefore, it is important to identify the newborns with RIHL,because in places where UNHS is not available, it is a way to check children who are more likely to develop auditory impairment.
The Universal Newborn Hearing Screening UNHS, known as the otoacoustic emission test OAE/automated auditory brainstem response AABR or, in Portuguese teste da orelhinha, is the screening test for diagnosis of hearing loss, and should be done before the newborn's discharge from hospital.
The Joint Committee on Infant Hearing JCIH in 1994,recommended the Universal Neonatal Hearing Screening UNHS, i.e., in all neonates and not just in those with risk indicators for hearing loss RIHL.