The Effect Of Sleeping Position On Heart Rate Variability In Newborns

Fister, Petja; Nolimal, Manca; Lenasi, Helena; Klemenc, Matjaž

doi:10.21203/rs.2.16335/v4

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“…Preterm infants who can have decreased gastric motility needing the right lateral position and also suffer from symptoms of gastric reflux requiring the left lateral position (Elser, 2012). Sleeping in a supine position could have some advantages in prevention of sudden infants death syndrome than in prone position but not used for minimizing regurgitation (Fister, Nolimal, Lenasi and Klemenc, 2020). According to Park, Pados and Thoyre (2018) found that right side lying position is beneficial for supporting physiologic stability during feeding.…”

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Effect of Right Position During and After Feeding on Gastric Residual Volume and Regurgitation Episodes Among Preterm Infants

Mahmoud

Abdelhafeiz

2021

Egyptian Journal of Health Care

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Background: Gastric residual and regurgitation are common problems in preterm infants. Body position affects the gastric emptying rate and feeding regimen manipulation have been shown to affect the episodes of regurgitation. Aim: to investigate the effect of right position during and after on gastric residual volume and regurgitation episodes among preterm infants. Method: a quasi-experimental design was utilized. A convenient sample of 90 preterm infants on gavage feeding was randomly allocated into three groups (30 supine position, 30 right 1 position after feeding time and 30 right 2 position during and after feeding time). The study was conducted at

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