THE PHYSIOLOGICAL PARAMETERS IN PRETERM INFANT IN KANGAROO AND TRADITIONAL METHODS

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SEYED RASOULI E.; JEBRAEILI M.; VALIZADEH SOHEILA; HEYDARZADEH MOHAMMAD; GHOUJAZADEH M.

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Journal: Iranian Journal of Nursing Research Year:2009 | Volume:4 | Issue:14 Page(s): 67-75

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THE PHYSIOLOGICAL PARAMETERS IN PRETERM INFANT IN KANGAROO AND TRADITIONAL METHODS

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TRADITIONAL AND KANGAROO METHODQ3

PHYSIOLOGIC PARAMETERSQ3

PRETERM INFANTQ2

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Introduction: Kangaroo method is a revolutionary way of taking a good care of infants, especially PRETERM INFANTs. The studies have well demonstrated the positive effects of kangaroo method on physiological parameters of PRETERM INFANTs. Skin to skin contacts can have effects on increasing the rate of oxygen saturation, decreasing the risk of hypothermia, stabilizing the heart rate, breath and sleep patterns.Method: A cross over clinical trail was utilized to expose the infants and their mothers to both TRADITIONAL AND KANGAROO METHODs. Sixty infants were selected through simple random allocation and divided into two groups. The infants in first group were removed from the incubator by kangaroo method which followed by the traditional method, for breastfeeding and the second groups vice versa. The infant's physiological parameters were measured at different times.Results: The study demonstrated that the second group infants had different mean heart rate at 5th, 30th minutes, before removing from incubator and also five minutes after returning back (P=0.001, P=0.02, P=0.03). It was also revealed that other physiological parameters (Breathing, oxygen saturation and temperature) didn’t have any differences between groups. Mothers mostly preferred the kangaroo method to traditional way, especially those who had experienced infertility. All statistics were computed by the SPSS software (version 14).Conclusion: Kangaroo and traditional method showed the same effect on physiological parameters. However, since the mothers preferred Kangaroo method, the researchers recommend it as a substitute for current nursing care methods.

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SEYED RASOULI, E., JEBRAEILI, M., VALIZADEH, SOHEILA, HEYDARZADEH, MOHAMMAD, & GHOUJAZADEH, M.. (2009). THE PHYSIOLOGICAL PARAMETERS IN PRETERM INFANT IN KANGAROO AND TRADITIONAL METHODS. IRANIAN JOURNAL OF NURSING RESEARCH, 4(14), 67-75. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/138066/en

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SEYED RASOULI E., JEBRAEILI M., VALIZADEH SOHEILA, HEYDARZADEH MOHAMMAD, GHOUJAZADEH M.. THE PHYSIOLOGICAL PARAMETERS IN PRETERM INFANT IN KANGAROO AND TRADITIONAL METHODS. IRANIAN JOURNAL OF NURSING RESEARCH[Internet]. 2009;4(14):67-75. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/138066/en

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E. SEYED RASOULI, M. JEBRAEILI, SOHEILA VALIZADEH, MOHAMMAD HEYDARZADEH, and M. GHOUJAZADEH, “THE PHYSIOLOGICAL PARAMETERS IN PRETERM INFANT IN KANGAROO AND TRADITIONAL METHODS,” IRANIAN JOURNAL OF NURSING RESEARCH, vol. 4, no. 14, pp. 67–75, 2009, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/138066/en

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