Effect of two Methods of Acupressure in Hugo Point and Music on Severity of Pain During Iv Insertion in Children
Alireza Momenabadi, Narges Sadeghi, Maryam Radmehr
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ABSTRACT
Painful
experience and fear from injection is one of the worst experiences for children
in therapeutic procedure. One of the most important duties of nurses is prevention
from the pain and fear by non-pharmacological methods and with the least complications and cost.This study is aimed to investigate the effects of distractions technique with
music and Hugo point massage (compressive effect) on pain reduction while Iv insertion in children. In this semi-experimental study, 90
children were selected during 6 months through available sampling method and
divided into three groups randomly. For two groups of children, distraction
methods (music and Acupuncture at Hugo
Point) were used and the third was the control group. The data
collection tool was a questionnaire for assessing Ocher's pain score. Mean
score of pain in music group was 5.50±1.55, acupressure at Hugo point was 5.50±1.57
and control was 7.57±1.45. There was a statistically significant difference
between interventions and control groups. Hugo
point massage as well as distraction by
music are both effective in reducing the pain intensity during Ivinsertion in children. Therefore, it is recommended
that these two methods be used as non-pharmacological methods to relieve and
reduce the pain of childrenduring IV
insertion.
Keywords: Pain,
Acupressure, Child
ABSTRACT
Painful
experience and fear from injection is one of the worst experiences for children
in therapeutic procedure. One of the most important duties of nurses is prevention
from the pain and fear by non-pharmacological methods and with the least complications and cost.This study is aimed to investigate the effects of distractions technique with
music and Hugo point massage (compressive effect) on pain reduction while Iv insertion in children. In this semi-experimental study, 90
children were selected during 6 months through available sampling method and
divided into three groups randomly. For two groups of children, distraction
methods (music and Acupuncture at Hugo
Point) were used and the third was the control group. The data
collection tool was a questionnaire for assessing Ocher's pain score. Mean
score of pain in music group was 5.50±1.55, acupressure at Hugo point was 5.50±1.57
and control was 7.57±1.45. There was a statistically significant difference
between interventions and control groups. Hugo
point massage as well as distraction by
music are both effective in reducing the pain intensity during Ivinsertion in children. Therefore, it is recommended
that these two methods be used as non-pharmacological methods to relieve and
reduce the pain of childrenduring IV
insertion.
Keywords: Pain,
Acupressure, Child