THE EFFECT OF BREAST MILK ODOR ON CONCENTRATION PERCENTAGE OF OXYGEN SATURATION AND RESPIRATORY RATE IN PREMATURE INFANTS

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KARBANDI SOHEILA; DEHGHANIAN SEYEDEH NARJES; POURARIAN SHAHNAZ; SALARI MARYAM

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Journal: Evidence-based Care Journal Year:2015 | Volume:5 | Issue:14 Page(s): 25-33

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THE EFFECT OF BREAST MILK ODOR ON CONCENTRATION PERCENTAGE OF OXYGEN SATURATION AND RESPIRATORY RATE IN PREMATURE INFANTS

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KARBANDI SOHEILA | DEHGHANIAN SEYEDEH NARJES | POURARIAN SHAHNAZ | SALARI MARYAM | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

AROMATHERAPYQ1

O2 SATURATIONQ1

ODORQ1

BREAST MILKQ1

PREMATURE INFANTQ2

Abstract

Background: establishing a regular respiratory condition in the infants is one of the basic considerations in NICU. Newborns show noticeable breath alterations in response to even low concentrations of some fragrance.Aim: determining the effect of BREAST MILK ODOR on oxygen saturation and respiratory rate in PREMATURE INFANTs.Methods: In this four-group randomized clinical trial, 180 PREMATURE INFANTs were divided into three control groups and one experimental group of 45 neonates in each.Three groups received ODORs (breast milk, formula, distilled water ODOR) for 120 seconds twice daily for 7 days. Oxygen saturation was recorded before and after the exposure and respiratory rate was documented of 120 seconds stimulation, in the second 60-second of the stimulation. The research instrument was a questionnaire designed by the researcher and completed daily. Data were analyzed by repeated measure and Kruscul Wallis tests using SPSS software version 11.5.Results: The infants were 85 (47%) boys and 95 (53%) girsl with mean gestational age of 32.1± 3.1 weeks. Repeated measures analysis demonstrated that AROMATHERAPY with BREAST MILK ODOR alters SpO2 (p<0.04) and decreases the time needed for O2 therapy (p<0.04). Comparing the mean respiratory rate of the understudied infants, there was a difference between the control groups with three others (p<0.005).Conclusion: exposure with the BREAST MILK ODOR is a proper and simple nursing care which can reduce the need for O2 therapy trough its effect on O2 saturation and respiration in PREMATURE INFANTs.

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KARBANDI, SOHEILA, DEHGHANIAN, SEYEDEH NARJES, POURARIAN, SHAHNAZ, & SALARI, MARYAM. (2015). THE EFFECT OF BREAST MILK ODOR ON CONCENTRATION PERCENTAGE OF OXYGEN SATURATION AND RESPIRATORY RATE IN PREMATURE INFANTS. EVIDENCE BASED CARE, 5(14), 25-33. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/213319/en

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KARBANDI SOHEILA, DEHGHANIAN SEYEDEH NARJES, POURARIAN SHAHNAZ, SALARI MARYAM. THE EFFECT OF BREAST MILK ODOR ON CONCENTRATION PERCENTAGE OF OXYGEN SATURATION AND RESPIRATORY RATE IN PREMATURE INFANTS. EVIDENCE BASED CARE[Internet]. 2015;5(14):25-33. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/213319/en

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SOHEILA KARBANDI, SEYEDEH NARJES DEHGHANIAN, SHAHNAZ POURARIAN, and MARYAM SALARI, “THE EFFECT OF BREAST MILK ODOR ON CONCENTRATION PERCENTAGE OF OXYGEN SATURATION AND RESPIRATORY RATE IN PREMATURE INFANTS,” EVIDENCE BASED CARE, vol. 5, no. 14, pp. 25–33, 2015, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/213319/en

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