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Effect of Using Virtual Glasses on Anxiety, Pain and Comfort During Uterine Tonus Assessment
This randomized controlled experimental study aimed to determine the effect of using virtual glasses during uterine tone assessment on anxiety, pain and comfort. The hypotheses of this study were determined as follows: H1-a: Using virtual reality glasses during uterine tone assessment affects anxiety. H1-b: Using virtual reality glasses during uterine tone assessment affects pain. H1-c: Using virtual reality glasses during uterine tone assessment affects comfort.
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