Pain and Anxiety in Peripheral Venous Catheterization, Jet Lidocaine, Ice Application
Status:
Active, not recruiting
Trial end date:
2023-04-01
Target enrollment:
Participant gender:
Summary
Investigation of the Effect of Jet Lidocaine and Ice Application on Pain and Anxiety in
Peripheral Venous Catheterization (PVC). The research will be carried out experimentally with
a single group post-test method. The universe of the research; All patients who are
hospitalized in the Internal Medicine and Physical therapy and rehabilitation (PTR) clinics
of Gumushane State Hospital and who need to apply PVC for the treatment plan will be formed.
The sample of the research is; It is planned to include 60 patients who meet the research
criteria, who are hospitalized in Internal Medicine and PTR clinics on the dates of the
research, and who need PVC for diagnosis or treatment procedures. Power analysis was used to
determine the number of samples in the study. First of all, patients who meet the criteria
for inclusion in the study will be determined, and written and verbal consent will be
obtained for their participation by giving information about the research. PVC application
will be applied to all patients by the same investigator. Each patient will create their own
control group in order to control individual differences in pain and anxiety. In the study
consisting of two intervention and a control group; The same patients will be included in the
intervention groups and the control group. Randomization will be done to determine the order
of intervention to be applied to the patients. Interventions will be numbered for each
patient and the order of procedure will be determined by drawing lots. After the cephalic
vein for the first attempt is randomly determined, the other extremity vein will be used
while performing consecutive PVC applications. To control the research in terms of bias;
During the data collection phase, help will be taken from the clinical nurse who takes care
of the patient. The nurse, who does not know which intervention is applied, will be asked to
evaluate the patient's pain and anxiety. In this respect, the research will be considered
single-blind.