THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PHYSIOLOGICAL AND BEHAVIORAL MEASURES OF STRESS IN PRETERM INFANTS

Hany Wifky Gendy;

Abstract


Preterm infants hospitalized in neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) are exposed to numerous stressors.A neonate's complex behavioral response to pain decrease the infant's ability to cope with acute stressors associated with illness or with medical interv


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Title THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PHYSIOLOGICAL AND BEHAVIORAL MEASURES OF STRESS IN PRETERM INFANTS
Other Titles العلاقة بين المقاييس الفسيولوجية والسلوكية للضغط عند الأطفال ناقصى النمو
Authors Hany Wifky Gendy
Keywords THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PHYSIOLOGICAL AND BEHAVIORAL MEASURES OF STRESS IN PRETERM INFANTS
Issue Date 2011
Description 
Preterm infants hospitalized in neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) are exposed to numerous stressors.A neonate's complex behavioral response to pain decrease the infant's ability to cope with acute stressors associated with illness or with medical interv

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