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ABSTRAK
Nyeri adalah pengalaman tidak menyenangkanakibat kerusakan jaringan bersifa tsubjektif dapat dinilai dari ekspresi wajah, gerakant ubuh, menangis dan istirahat dengan skala nyeri yang dapat digunakan adalah Neonatal Infant Pain Scale (NIPS).Terapi non farmakologis mandiri dapat dilakukan perawat untuk meminimalisir nyeri neonatussete lah tindakan invasif. Pemberian kombinasi NNS dansukrosaefektifmengurangiresponnyerineonatussetelahpemasanganinfus. Penelitianinimerupakanpenelitianquasi experimental post test only control group design. Sampelpenelitiansebanyak 20 respondendibagimenjadikelompokintervensidankelompokkontrol. Analisis data menggunakanujiindependent ttest. Kelompokintervensidengannilairesponnyeriterendah 0 dantertinggi 2 dengannilaitengah 0,5. Kelompokkontroldengannilainyeriterendah 5 dantertinggi 7 dengaannilaitengah 0,5. Rekomendasihasilpenelitianini, pemberiankombinasi NNS dansukrosasebagaiterapi non farmakologisuntukmengurangiresponnyerineonatussetelahpemasanganinfus.

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Abstract
Pain is an unpleasant subjective response due to tissue disruption. In neonates, it can be assessed by Neonatal Infant Pain Scale (NIPS) from the facial expression, body movement, crying or resting behavior of the infant. Nurses may carry on the non-pharmacological intervention to minimize the pain of the neonates after invasive procedures. One of the interventions is the combination of Non Nutritive Sucking (NNS) and sucrose. This research was designed as the quasi experimental post test only control group research involving 20 participants in the control and intervention group. The data were analyzed using independent t-test. The research found the lowest pain response scale was 0 and the highest was 2, with the median 0.5, in the intervention group. Whereas, in the control group, the lowest and highest pain scales were 5 and 7, respectively, with median 0.5. This research suggests this combination of NNS and sucrose to reduce the pain response in neonates after intravenous catheter insertion.