英文摘要 |
The effects of interventions are concluded as followed: Distraction: Various distraction interventions such as passive or active involvement of the child, parentor health professional involvement, or opportunity for the child to choose a distractor, are conducted in 19 examined studies. Among the studies, the effects of distraction on self-reported pain are significant. On observer-reported pain, the effect was not significant. The effects of distraction on selfreported distress, observer-reported distress and behavioural measures of pain are not significant. The effects of distraction on the physiological measure of hear t rate and physiological measure of oxygen saturation are significant. No conclusions could be drawn for the effects of distraction on the physiological measures of respiratory rate, systolic blood pressure , and diastolic blood pressure. |