英文摘要 |
The purpose of this research was designed to investigate the impact of body posture on oxygenationand hemodynamic status of premature babies. A sampling of 32 premature babies withPCA of 30~36 weeks was taken after informed consents were obtained from their parents. Eachsubject was put in prone, right lateral, supine, and left lateral position with head of bed (HOB) 45degrees and 0 degree for at least 20 minutes. Heart rates, respiratory rates, peripheral pulse oxymetervalues, and blood pressure were taken cach minute for the first 20 minutes. Data were processedmainly with repeated measures ANOVA and paired t-test. The results indicated that: 1). At thesame HOB, there were no significant difference between the HRs of the four postures. In sameposition, the HR in right lateral position with HOB of 45 was significantly higher than the ones withHOB of 0; 2).At the HOB of 45, the RRs of prone position was significantly less than the ones inother positions. There was no significant difference between the RRS of the four postures at HOBof 0; 3). The SpO2 values in prone position with HOB of 45 were the highest among all. The SpO2values were poor at right position with HOB of 0 and supine position with HOB of 45; 4). At sameHOB, there were no significant difference between theMBPs of the four postures. In same position,the MBP values were higher in HOB of 45 than the ones in HOB of 0. Prone and left lateralpositions result in better SpO2 values with less increment of HR and RR, and an elevation of HOB45 can help to raise the SpO2 values. The findings of this study provides references in caringpremature neonate in choosing and changing position. |