Effects of Cycled Lighting Versus Continuous Near Darkness on Physiological Stability and Motor Activity Level in Preterm Infants.
作者： Valérie Lebel , Marilyn Aita , Celeste Johnston , Marjolaine Héon , France Dupuis
DOI: 10.1097/ANC.0000000000000372
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摘要: Background:Preterm infants generally spend weeks in the neonatal intensive care unit where light intensity can fluctuate as well be high, leading to physiological instability and increased motor activity these infants. To date, 2 lighting control methods have been studied: cycled
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