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초록
Purpose
The purpose of this study was to describe factors affecting body image and sexual life for colorectal cancer patients with stoma.
Methods
A cross-sectional descriptive correlational study was applied to 102 ostomates from June to November in 2015 using self-report questionnaires: the Body image scale (BIS), and the Derogatis interview for sexual functioning self report (DISF-SR).
Results
The influencing factors for body image were ‘need for preoperative sexual education and sexual counseling’ (β=-.29, p=.003), and clinical stage II of colorectal cancer (β=-.26, p=.006). The influencing factor for sexual life was educational level (college education or higher) (β=.21, p=.02).
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Table 1.
General Characteristics of Participants (N =102)
Table 2.
Sexual Life Characteristics of Part Variables (N =102)
Table 3.
Score of Body Image and Sexual Life of Participants (N =102)
Table 4.
Correlations among Body Image and Sexual Life (N =102)
Table 5.
Influencing Factor of Body Image and Sexual Life (N =102)
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