Norris A E, Ford K
School of Nursing, Boston College.
Nurse Pract. 1993 May;18(5):40, 43-8. doi: 10.1097/00006205-199305000-00014.
Research suggests that the rate of HIV infection is increasing dramatically in African-American and Hispanic youths who live in low-income, urban areas. Nurses need information about these youths' negative experiences with condoms to intervene effectively in the spread of acquired immune deficiency syndrome. This article discusses negative experiences with using condoms that were reported by a subsample of condom users (n = 975) from a household probability sample of low-income, urban, African-American and Hispanic youths. Condom users were asked about 12 different negative experiences with condoms. Results from this household survey highlight a need for nurses to provide clients with specific directions about how to use condoms correctly and to encourage clients to practice putting on condoms.
研究表明，生活在低收入城市地区的非裔美国青年和西班牙裔青年中，艾滋病毒感染率正在急剧上升。护士需要了解这些青年在使用避孕套方面的负面经历，以便有效地干预后天免疫缺乏综合症的传播。本文讨论了从低收入城市非裔美国青年和西班牙裔青年的家庭概率样本中抽取的一部分避孕套使用者（n = 975）报告的使用避孕套的负面经历。研究人员询问了避孕套使用者12种不同的使用避孕套的负面经历。这项家庭调查的结果突出表明，护士需要向服务对象提供关于如何正确使用避孕套的具体指导，并鼓励服务对象练习佩戴避孕套。
