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Infantiele koliek en suig -, sluk - en asemhalingskoördinasie by jong babas

Dissertation (MA)--University of Pretoria, 2014.

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Other Authors: Kritzinger, Alta M. (Aletta Margaretha)
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spelling oai:repository.up.ac.za:2263/43315 Infantiele koliek en suig -, sluk - en asemhalingskoördinasie by jong babas Kritzinger, Alta M. (Aletta Margaretha) hanlie.degenaar@nwu.ac.za Degenaar, M.J. (Hanlie) Infantile colic Early communication intervention Postural alignment Suck-swallow-breathing coordination Speech - language therapy UCTD Dissertation (MA)--University of Pretoria, 2014. Introduction and rationale: Clinical experience with infants presenting with feeding difficulties and increasing referrals of infants with colic led to this study. There is uncertainty whether the speechlanguage therapist should play a role in the management of this condition. Despite extensive clinical research into the multiple factors related to the condition, the etiology of infantile colic has not yet been established. Suck- swallow-breathing coordination (SSBC), which is key to successful feeding, has not yet been investigated as a factor in this condition. Goals: The goal of the study was to give a comprehensive description of the symptoms and the SSBC of a group of young infants with colic. Sub-goal 1 was to compile a list of symptoms based on a description by parents of infants with infantile colic, which could be used to compare symptoms of a group of infants with the condition to a group without the condition. Sub-goal 2 was to describe SSBC, in a group of infants with the condition, by conducting a clinical assessment. Sub-goal 3 was to compare SSBC in a group of infants with colic to a group without the condition of the same age. Method: A descriptive survey design and interview guide was used in Phase 1. The parents of 60 infants with colic participated in this study. A correlation research design (Phase 2) and the List of symptoms for Infantile Colic (compiled in Phase 1) as well as the Assessment Protocol for SSBC (compiled in Phase 2) were used. A new research group of 50 participants with infantile colic and a control group of 28 participants with the condition, whose ages correlated with those of the research group, was selected. An interview was conducted with the parents of all participants. SSBC was clinically assessed in all the participants. Results: Parental description of infantile colic resulted in a comprehensive list of 27 symptoms. Audible swallowing of air and a feeding duration of more than 20 minutes were described more by parents than found in the literature. Statistically significant differences were found when the postural control and SSBC of the research group were compared with the control group. The difficulties with SSBC differed across the age categories of the participants. Conclusion: The study indicated that infantile colic is related to a disturbance in postural control and components of SSBC, and infants with the condition have subtle feeding difficulties. The speech-language therapist therefore has a role to play in the clinical assessment of infantile colic and the development of treatment strategies. lk2014 Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology MA Unrestricted 2015-01-19T12:13:28Z 2015-01-19T12:13:28Z 2014/12/12 2014 Dissertation Degenaar, M( 2014, Infantiele koliek en suig -, sluk - en asemhalingskoördinasie by jong babas, MA Dissertation, University of Pretoria, Pretoria, viewed yymmdd <http://hdl.handle.net/2263/43315> M14/9/97 http://hdl.handle.net/2263/43315 en © 2014 University of Pretoria. All rights reserved. The copyright in this work vests in the University of Pretoria. No part of this work may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, without the prior written permission of the University of Pretoria. application/pdf University of Pretoria
spellingShingle Infantile colic
Early communication intervention
Postural alignment
Suck-swallow-breathing coordination
Speech - language therapy
UCTD
Infantiele koliek en suig -, sluk - en asemhalingskoördinasie by jong babas
title Infantiele koliek en suig -, sluk - en asemhalingskoördinasie by jong babas
title_full Infantiele koliek en suig -, sluk - en asemhalingskoördinasie by jong babas
title_fullStr Infantiele koliek en suig -, sluk - en asemhalingskoördinasie by jong babas
title_full_unstemmed Infantiele koliek en suig -, sluk - en asemhalingskoördinasie by jong babas
title_short Infantiele koliek en suig -, sluk - en asemhalingskoördinasie by jong babas
title_sort infantiele koliek en suig sluk en asemhalingskoordinasie by jong babas
topic Infantile colic
Early communication intervention
Postural alignment
Suck-swallow-breathing coordination
Speech - language therapy
UCTD
url http://hdl.handle.net/2263/43315