The Effect of Non-pharmacological Methods on Pain, Fear

"Before the procedure, children will be informed via the Child Consent Form, and parents through the Informed Consent Form. Verbal and written consents will be obtained, and data will be recorded in the Child Patient Introductory Information Form. Pre-procedural pain will be assessed using the Faces Pain Scale-Revised scale, and the child will mark their pain. Parents will use the VAS scale for pain assessment. The CFS scale will be explained to both the child and parent to assess the child's fear. A pulse oximeter will measure SPO2 and pulse one minute before the procedure.~The blood collection procedure will be performed by an experienced nurse, and heart rate and oxygen saturation will be recorded in the Application Record Form.~After the procedure, measurements will be taken immediately after the procedure and one minute later.~Children will mark their pain and fear levels on the FPS-R and CFS scales. Parents and observers will also assess the child's pain (VAS) and fear (CFS)."