The Smell of Breast Milk and Therapeutic Positions in Comfort

Ethical and institutional permissions were obtained before starting to collect the data. Written consent will be obtained from all parents via a voluntary consent form. Newborns will be randomly selected into 2 groups. Group 1: term neonates in four different therapeutic positions (prone-right lateral-supine-left lateral). The positions of the newborns will be changed every two hours in sequence. In addition, peak heart rate, respiration, oxygen saturation, comfort (2 observers), pain (2 observers), distress (2 observers) will be evaluated every 30 minutes for two hours. A total of 5 measurements and evaluations will be performed. Group 2: Therapeutic position + the smell of breast milk . The positions of the newborns will be changed every two hours in sequence. Newborns in this group will also be made to smell the odor of breast milk. For breast milk odor, approximately 3-5 cc of breast milk obtained from each baby\'s own mother\'s milk will be dripped onto 4x4 gauze swabs. These gauze pads dripped with breast milk will be placed at a distance of approximately 10 cm from the baby\'s nose. Then, peak heart rate, respiration, oxygen saturation, comfort (2 observers), pain (2 observers), distress (2 observers) values of the newborn will be evaluated every 30 minutes for two hours. A total of 5 measurements and evaluations will be performed. Hypotheses of the Study H1: Different therapeutic positions given to newborns have an effect on respiratory rate. H2: Different therapeutic positions given to newborns have an effect on peak heart rate. H3: Different therapeutic positions given to newborns have an effect on oxygen saturation. H4: Different therapeutic positions given to newborns have an effect on comfort level. H5: Different positions given to newborns and breast milk odor have an effect on respiratory rate. H6: Different positions given to newborns and breast milk odor have an effect on peak heart rate. H7: Different positions given to newborns and breast milk odor have an effect on oxygen saturation. H8: Different positions given to newborns and breast milk odor have an effect on comfort level. H9: There is a significant difference between the two groups in terms of respiratory rate of newborns. H10: There is a significant difference between the two groups in terms of peak heart rate of newborns. H11: There is a significant difference between the two groups in terms of oxygen saturation of newborns. H12: There is a significant difference between the two groups in terms of comfort level of newborns.