CIMT® II | Touch Therapy Research | Module 5 QUIZ

Several studies have focused on the effects of different pressure massage and various oils to enhance weight gain in preterm newborns.

Massage is often used to reduce pain during heel-sticks and other invasive procedures on the NICU.

Infant Massage Therapy is an evidence-based, safe and effective way to provide appropriate tactile stimulation.

It is important to read many different research sources.

Dr. Uvnas Moberg is recognized as one of the world’s foremost experts on oxytocin.

Mothers have experienced less depression, anxiety, and sleep disturbance after massaging their infants.

Many studies have shown weight gain effects following massage with different oils.

Moderate pressure is thought to stimulate pressure receptors under the skin.

Published studies suggest that both infants and their parents benefit from massage therapy.

In published studies, research has demonstrated preterm infants who had coconut oil applied had less transdermal water loss.