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Cryoanalgesia for Arterial Puncture Pain
Arterial puncture is a painful procedure performed to assess patients' acid-base and respiratory status. Pain is a stressful situation for unconscious patients as they cannot communicate their feeling verbally. To control patients' pain and avoid the adverse effects of painkillers, nonpharmacological pain management strategies have been solicited. therefore, this study aimed to investigate the effect of cryoanalgesia on unconscious patients' pain during arterial puncture.
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