ANALGESIC ЕFFECT OF 25% GLUCOSE AND NON-NUTRITIVE SUCKING IN TERM NEWBORNS – COMPATIVE ANALYSIS

Non-nutritive sucking and oral uptake of glucose 25% are often non-pharmacological methods used to manage procedural pain in newborns. Aim: To compare the effect using non-nutritive suction (NNS) Sol.Glucosae for reducing/eliminating neonatal due heel prick. Material methods: Term infants were studied: group (A), NNS, n = 40, (B) 25%, 40. The severity was assessed Neonatal Facial Coding System (NFCS) scale: 30 seconds before procedure, at 30th second 5th minute after procedure. Physiological markers monitored these intervals: respiratory, heart rate, transcutaneous saturation (tSpO2), arterial blood pressure. Results Discussion: Newborns a had lower evaluation compared those treated with suckling(A). There significant differences breathing frequency intake Sol. Glucose NNS causes higher rate decrease painful In contrast respiratory tSpO2 min. we reported than norms both groups A B. Conclusion: Unlike eliminates within 5 minutes Excluding pressure, all other physiological undergo changes procedure but not it.