Effect of Stress Ball Use on Anxiety Level During Endometrial Biopsy Procedure

In the study, the experimental group was given a round, compressible ball for stress ball application and it was planned to squeeze this ball in their hands as often as they wanted during anaesthesia and endometrial biopsy application. The endometrial biopsy procedure is a procedure that usually takes between 8-10 minutes. The results will be evaluated considering these average times. As it is foreseen that individuals may experience the most intense anxiety and stress during anaesthesia and biopsy, it was preferred to cover this time period.

In the study, the no intervention group ( control group) will receive no intervention and blood pressure and stress measurements will be made with routine care and nursing interventions.