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. 2017 Sep 12;25:e2931. doi: 10.1590/1518-8345.1665.2931

Table 2. Description of mean, median, standard deviation and correlation between the variables and the number of invasive procedures performed on newborns admitted to the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. São Paulo, SP, Brazil, 2013-2014.

Variables Invasive procedures F P value
Mean SD* Median
Ventilation
Spontaneous 170.8 <0.001
Yes 4.60 3.62 4
No 8.60 4.52 8
CPAP 1.4 0.231
Yes 6.89 3.95 6
No 6.47 4.92 5
Mechanical 334.2 <0.001
Yes 10.25 4.52 10
Noo 4.81 3.33 4
NIPS >0 7.1 0.008
Yes 7.90 4.86 7
No 6.50 4.49 6
Nursing notes
Agitation 6 0.8 0.377
Yes 7.10 4.25 6
No 6.59 4.59 6
Crying 4.1 0.044
Yes 5.57 4.14 4
No 6.75 4.59 6
Expression of pain 0.8 0.809
Yes 7.00 2.92 8
No 6.63 4.58 6
Use of analgesic or sedative regardless of procedures performed
Continuous 125.4 <0.001
Yes 10.77 4.93 10
No 5.89 4.07 5
Intermittent 5.5 0.019
Yes 7.60 4.53 7
No 6.47 4.55 6
PRN || ou OMC 90.7 <0.001
Yes 8.62 4.84 8
No 5.46 3.95 5
Specific non-pharmacological intervention 0.129 0.720
Yes 7.43 4.65 6
No 6.80 4.55 6
Specific pharmacological intervention
Yes 6.91 4.44 6 0.018 0.893
No 6.80 4.63 6

*SD: standard-deviation; † ANOVA model; ‡CPAP: Continuous Positive Airway Pressure; §NIPS: Neonatal Infant Pain Scale; ||PRN: Pro Re Nata; ¶OMC: on medical criteria.