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October 2, 2025JOURNAL OF HEALTH SCIENCE (JURNAL ILMU KESEHATAN)Open Access

The effectiveness of cartoon video distraction in reducing pain levels in children during the intravenous injection process

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Children experienced reduced pain levels after watching cartoon videos during intravenous injections, enhancing their comfort.
Measurements using the Wong Baker scale indicated moderate pain levels even after distraction, highlighting the need for improvement.
This study involved 10 children, providing insights into effective pain management during hospital procedures.
Utilizing audiovisual distractions like cartoons may help mitigate trauma associated with invasive medical procedures for children.

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Quantitative research shows cartoon video distraction reduces pain levels in children during intravenous injections, suggesting a valuable non-pharmacological approach.

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Hasbulloh et al. (2023) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68de70f583cbc991d0a235ac https://doi.org/10.24929/jik.v8i2.2898

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Quantitative research shows cartoon video distraction reduces pain levels in children during intravenous injections, suggesting a valuable non-pharmacological approach.

The effectiveness of cartoon video distraction in reducing pain levels in children during the intravenous injection process

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The effectiveness of cartoon video distraction in reducing pain levels in children during the intravenous injection process

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