Vibration and Shotblocker Use in Pregnant Women While Giving Tetanus + Diphtheria Vaccine
Pain
About this trial
This is an interventional supportive care trial for Pain focused on measuring Nursing care, Management, Pain, Patient Satisfaction, Intramuscular Injections
Eligibility Criteria
Inclusion Criteria: Those who volunteered to participate in the study and received written consent Pregnant women who were prescribed tetanus + diphtheria vaccine No acute cause of pain other than injection pain Able to communicate verbally Pregnant women over the age of 18 Exclusion Criteria: Not willing to participate in the study Pregnant women who are not prescribed tetanus + diphtheria vaccine An acute cause of pain other than injection pain Unable to communicate verbally Pregnant women under the age of 18 Those over the age of 18 who are not pregnant
Sites / Locations
- Hasan Kalyoncu University
Arms of the Study
Arm 1
Arm 2
Arm 3
Experimental
Experimental
No Intervention
Local mechanical vibration applied group
Shotblocker group
Control group
Before the injection, local mechanical vibration will be applied for 3 minutes with a vibration device to the deltoid muscle where the injection will be made, and then the vaccine will be given. The vibration device to be used is suitable for contact with the skin and provides 6000 rotations per minute with vibration. Pregnant women who were asked to receive tetanus+diphtheria vaccine by their physician and agreed to participate in the study will be informed about the research by the researcher, and their written and verbal consents will be obtained. Then the vaccine will be administered. Td vaccine will be administered to all pregnant women in the study as IM to the deltoid muscle in the arm they do not use dominantly. Five minutes after the vaccination, the individual descriptor form will be applied to all pregnant women, and the pregnant women will score their satisfaction levels with regard to pain and the method used.
It is a U-shaped device with skin contact points on the shotblocker and an opening in the middle for injecting. The Shotblocker will be placed on the skin surface just before inserting the needle and gently pressed with the fingertips, and the vaccine will be administered immediately afterwards. After removing the needle, the shotblocker will be removed. Pregnant women who were asked to receive tetanus+diphtheria vaccine by their physician and agreed to participate in the study will be informed about the research by the researcher, and their written and verbal consents will be obtained. Then the vaccine will be administered. Td vaccine will be administered to all pregnant women in the study as IM to the deltoid muscle in the arm they do not use dominantly. Five minutes after the vaccination, the individual descriptor form will be applied to all pregnant women, and the pregnant women will score their satisfaction levels with regard to pain and the method used.
The vaccine will be administered by following the standard intramuscular injection procedure. Five minutes after vaccination, an individual descriptive form will be applied to all pregnant women, and pregnant women will score their pain and satisfaction levels with scales. Pregnant women who were asked to receive tetanus+diphtheria vaccine by their physician and agreed to participate in the study will be informed about the research by the researcher, and their written and verbal consents will be obtained. Then the vaccine will be administered. Td vaccine will be administered to all pregnant women in the study as IM to the deltoid muscle in the arm they do not use dominantly. Five minutes after the vaccination, the individual descriptor form will be applied to all pregnant women, and the pregnant women will score their satisfaction levels with regard to pain and the method used.