Effect of Three Different Post-Feeding Positions on Vital Signs and Comfort Levels in Preterm Infants
NCT Number: NCT06473350
Status: COMPLETED
Study Type: INTERVENTIONAL
Phases: NA
Conditions: Premature
Interventions: OTHER: The application of right lateral, supine, and prone positions to preterm infants after feeding
Sponsor: Saglik Bilimleri Universitesi
Sex: ALL
Age: CHILD
Enrollment: 48
Study Design: Allocation: NA|Intervention Model: SEQUENTIAL|Masking: NONE|Primary Purpose: SUPPORTIVE_CARE
Start Date: 2022-01-01
Completion Date: 2022-09-30
Locations: Health Science University, Ankara, 06010, Turkey

Summary:
This study purpose to evaluate the effects of sequentially applying right lateral, supine, and prone positions after feeding on the vital signs and comfort levels of preterm infants between 28 and 36 weeks of gestation."

Primary Outcome Measures: The effect of the right lateral position on heart rate, The effect of post-feeding application of the right lateral position on heart rate (beats per minute: 100-180/min) in preterm infants, immediately after the post-feeding, first hour post-feeding, third hour post-feeding|The effect of the right lateral position on oxygen saturation, The effect of post-feeding application of the right lateral position on oxygen saturation (peripheral oxgyen saturation / SpO2: %95-%100) in preterm infants, immediately after the post-feeding, first hour post-feeding, third hour post-feeding|The effect of the right lateral position on respiratory rate, The effect of post-feeding application of the right lateral position on respiratory rate (respiratory per minute: 40-60/min) in preterm infants, immediately after the post-feeding, first hour post-feeding, third hour post-feeding|The effect of the right lateral position on pain level, The effect of post-feeding application of the right lateral position on pain level (Evaluted according to the N-PASS:Neonatal Pain Agitation And Sedation Scale / min point: 0 max point: 10) in preterm infants. Pain level increases as the score rises., immediately after the post-feeding, first hour post-feeding, third hour post-feeding|The effect of the right lateral position on comfort level, The effect of the right lateral position applied to preterm infants on the comfort level according to the ''Newborn Comfort Behavior Scale (ComfortNeo)" (min point:6 - max point: 30). As the comfort score increases, the level of comfort decreases., immediately after the post-feeding, first hour post-feeding, third hour post-feeding|The effect of the supine position on heart rate, The effect of post-feeding application of the supine position on heart rate (beats per minute) in preterm infants, immediately after the post-feeding, first hour post-feeding, third hour post-feeding|The effect of the supine position on oxygen saturation, The effect of post-feeding application of the supine position on oxygen saturation (peripheral oxgyen saturation / SpO2) in preterm infants, immediately after the post-feeding, first hour post-feeding, third hour post-feeding|The effect of the supine position on respiratory rate, The effect of post-feeding application of the supine position on respiratory rate (respiratory per minute) in preterm infants, immediately after the post-feeding, first hour post-feeding, third hour post-feeding|The effect of the supine position on pain level, The effect of post-feeding application of the supine position on pain level (Evaluted according to the N-PASS:Neonatal Pain Agitation And Sedation Scale / min point: 0 max point: 10) in preterm infants. Pain level increases as the score rises., immediately after the post-feeding, first hour post-feeding, third hour post-feeding|The effect of the supine position on comfort level, The effect of the supine position applied to preterm infants on the comfort level according to the ''Newborn Comfort Behavior Scale (ComfortNeo)"(min point:6- max point: 30). As the comfort score increases, the level of comfort decreases., immediately after the post-feeding, first hour post-feeding, third hour post-feeding|The effect of the prone position on heart rate, The effect of post-feeding application of the prone position on heart rate (beats per minute) in preterm infants, immediately after the post-feeding, first hour post-feeding, third hour post-feeding|The effect of the prone position on respiratory rate, The effect of post-feeding application of the prone position on respiratory rate (respiratory per minute) in preterm infants, immediately after the post-feeding, first hour post-feeding, third hour post-feeding|The effect of the prone position on pain level, The effect of post-feeding application of the prone position on pain level (Evaluted according to the N-PASS:Neonatal Pain Agitation And Sedation Scale / min point: 0 max point: 10) in preterm infants. Pain level increases as the score rises., immediately after the post-feeding, first hour post-feeding, third hour post-feeding|The effect of the prone position on comfort level, The effect of the prone position applied to preterm infants on the comfort level according to the ''Newborn Comfort Behavior Scale (ComfortNeo) " (min point:6- max point: 30). As the comfort score increases, the level of comfort decreases., immediately after the post-feeding, first hour post-feeding, third hour post-feeding