Journal for specialists in pediatric nursing : JSPN · 2014
Relationship between energy expenditure and stress behaviors of preterm infants in the neonatal intensive care unit.
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Lin Hung-Chih, Huang Li-Chi, Li Tsai-Chung, Chen Chau-Huei, Bachman Jean, Peng Niang-Huei
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PURPOSE: This research evaluated the relationship between behaviors and energy expenditure in preterm infants receiving nursing interventions.
DESIGN AND METHODS: This study was an explorative secondary data analysis from a previous study. The current study investigated energy expenditure calculated using heart rate-based energy expenditure-estimate across 500 repeated measures for 37 infants.
RESULTS: Research results indicate that preterm infants expend more energy when they show the following seven behaviors: grimace, sucking, diffusion squirm, fist, gape face, salute, and sneezing.
PRACTICE IMPLICATIONS: The interventions for preterm infants should be flexible, according to the infant's stress behaviors and conditions of energy expenditure.
DESIGN AND METHODS: This study was an explorative secondary data analysis from a previous study. The current study investigated energy expenditure calculated using heart rate-based energy expenditure-estimate across 500 repeated measures for 37 infants.
RESULTS: Research results indicate that preterm infants expend more energy when they show the following seven behaviors: grimace, sucking, diffusion squirm, fist, gape face, salute, and sneezing.
PRACTICE IMPLICATIONS: The interventions for preterm infants should be flexible, according to the infant's stress behaviors and conditions of energy expenditure.