Abstract

ANDRE, Maria Clara et al. Tobacco consumption in pregnant women: Systematic literature review. Revista Portuguesa de Enfermagem de Saúde Mental [online]. 2015, n.spe2, pp.113-118. ISSN 1647-2160.

BACKGROUND: Smoking during pregnancy is considered a risk factor for either the woman and the fetus. The National Programme for Prevention and Control of Tobacco Use - PNPCT Direção Geral da Saúde - DGS (2013) considers in their operational objectives: To characterize tobacco use and exposure to environmental smoke in pregnant women until 2015. While Health Promoter School (HPS) we are sensitive to this thematic, and related to the Unidade de Monitorização de Indicadores em Saúde (UMIS) we intend to continue intervening at the community level. This systematic literature review (SLR) emerges as a way of knowing the state of art regarding the problematic as well as referencing tools that allow the characterization of tobacco use in pregnant women. AIM: Identify instruments for characterization of smoking in pregnant women. METHODS: SLR by PI[C]OD method with the question: Which instruments allow the characterization of smoking in pregnant woman? With articles published in the databases of the interface-EBSCOhost from 2003 to 2013. From the 59 articles identified and the application of criteria (inclusion / exclusion), resulted 11 articles. RESULTS: Analyzing the articles, different data collection instruments that allow the characterization of tobacco use in pregnant women, including scales, questionnaires and biochemical tests of cotinine were identified. CONCLUSIONS: The identified tools and strategies used to implement them give consistent contributions to the development of an instrument of data collection that allows the characterization of smoking in pregnant women and future community intervention.

Keywords : Pregnant woman; Tobacco; Scales; Nursing.

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