VIRTUAL REALITY GLASSES, CHILDREN WITH LIVER TRANSPLANTATION

The aim of the study is to determine the effect of SGG application on pain, anxiety/anxiety, fear and physiological variables during dressing in children aged 4-10 years with liver transplantation. Children with liver transplantation are in the whole treatment and care process; exposed to frequent and repetitive painful procedures. Abdominal dressings were observed to be the most frequent-repetitive, long-term source of pain affecting children physically and psychologically from these procedures. It is thought that the use of virtual reality during abdominal dressing will be beneficial because of the size of the abdominal incision and dressings, the use of no analgesic or sedative agent during dressing, and the children are affected by this incision image. It is thought that virtual reality can be used and effective in this area in terms of keeping people away from images and sounds and isolating them from real life.