2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.jnn.2021.06.003
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The effect of two different lancets and heel warming on duration of crying and procedure time during blood sampling: A randomized controlled study

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“…The 3 warming items used were (1) a disposable glove containing water (glove), (2) a Flexxum 15 × 19 cm gel pack (gel pack), and (3) a cotton blanket normally used to swaddle infants (blanket). To warm these items at a controlled temperature, to ensure reproducibility of the study and as a safety measure to avoid burns of the heel, we used an incubator set at 39°C (Memmert IF75m, 74 L, fan 80°C) 9,17. A preliminary pilot study showed that the items needed storage in the incubator for minimum 1 hour to gain maximum warmth and show consistency in temperatures.…”
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“…The 3 warming items used were (1) a disposable glove containing water (glove), (2) a Flexxum 15 × 19 cm gel pack (gel pack), and (3) a cotton blanket normally used to swaddle infants (blanket). To warm these items at a controlled temperature, to ensure reproducibility of the study and as a safety measure to avoid burns of the heel, we used an incubator set at 39°C (Memmert IF75m, 74 L, fan 80°C) 9,17. A preliminary pilot study showed that the items needed storage in the incubator for minimum 1 hour to gain maximum warmth and show consistency in temperatures.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, reducing the number of painful procedures as well as the pain experienced during the necessary procedures must be considered as an important task for healthcare professionals 1–3. To reduce or relieve the infant's pain during heel stick procedure, various methods are recommended, such as sucrose analgesia, lactation, skin-to-skin care, vibration, swaddling, and warming the infant's heel before the procedure 3,7–10…”
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