PHYSIOLOGICAL AND BEHAVIOR STUDY OF INFANT COLIC

婴儿绞痛或延长，在其他情况下痛哭流涕 健康的婴儿一直是父母和 儿科医生都一样。这种混乱在很大程度上是由于 绞痛的识别标准不一致，缺乏 关于其起源的具体证据。此外，还有一小部分 研究表明，绞痛可能会影响以后的婴儿 行为。拟议研究的目的是解决 通过调查这些问题的生理和行为 [中英文摘要]婴幼儿绞痛的发病因素及相关因素分析 绞痛对以后行为的影响。为了达到这些目的，这 研究建议前瞻性地研究一组绞痛和非绞痛 从出生到五个月大的绞痛婴儿。新技术的出现 绞痛将在发病时被识别，并与以下相关行为有关 绞痛是通过使用健康日记得的。生理学 基线和绞痛情况下的活动也将被记录下来。 在五个月大时，婴儿的反应性和响应性将是 通过实验室程序和父母评级进行测量 性情。这项研究的结果将提供重要的 关于大规模设计和实施的信息 绞痛的发展和影响的纵向研究。

Infant colic or prolonged, inconsolable crying in an otherwise healthy infant has been a source of confusion for parents and pediatricians alike. Much of this confusion is due to the inconsistent criteria by which colic is identified and the lack of concrete evidence as to its origins. In addition, a small number of studies have revealed that colic may influence later infant behavior. The purpose of the proposed research is to address these issues by investigating the physiological and behavioral antecedents and correlates of infant colic and to examine the impact of colic on later behavior. Toward these ends, this research proposes to prospectively study a group of colic and non- colic infants from birth to five months of age. The emergence of colic will be identified at its onset and behaviors associated with colic obtained through the use of health diaries. Physiological activity during baseline and colic conditions will also be recorded. At five months of age, infant reactivity and responsivity will be measured through laboratory procedures and parental ratings of temperament. The results of this study will provide important information for the design and implementation of a large scale longitudinal study of the development and impact of colic.