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Title
Music
therapy
intervention
for
postoperative
pain
.
Subject
Complementary
Therapies
;
Music
therapy
.
Description
Patients
who
experience
uncontrolled
postoperative
pain
can
have
lasting
effects
from the
experience
.
Negative
psychological
and
physiological
effects
can
be
induced
in
postoperative
patients
with
pain
.
Pain
medications
given
postoperatively
can
induce
untoward
side
effects
,
such
as
nausea
,
vomiting
, and in
some
cases
respiratory
depression
. These
effects
can
impact
the
present
and
future
surgical
experiences
for
all
patients
.
Many
patients
feel
a
lack
of
control
postoperatively
,
which
increases
their
anxiety
and
pain
perceptions
.
Pain
medications
that are
commonly
used
within
the
postoperative
phase
of
surgery
can
be
effective
, but
introducing
an
alternative
method
,
such
as the
use
of
music
may
decrease
the
pain
perceptions
and
amount
of
pain
medications
administered
to
each
recovering
patient
. The
following
discussion
will
present
a
problem
that
exists
within
some
post
anesthesia
care
units
. The
lack
of
music
within
these
settings
may
be
responsible
for
increasing
the
amount
of
acute
pain
perceived
by
postoperative
patients
.
Along
with the
problem
, a
solution
that
incorporates
music
within
the
post
anesthesia
care
units
to
decrease
the
amount
of
pain
and
pain
medications
administered
will be
achieved
. The
method
to
implement
music
to
decrease
the
patients’
pain
perceptions
within
the
recovery
setting
will be
presented
and the
method
to
evaluate
the
outcomes
, as
well
as how the
results
will be
disseminated
will be
discussed
.
Music
has been
used
throughout
history
to
heal
and
alleviate
illness
or
distress
within
patients
.
Research
has
proven
that the
use
of
music
throughout
the
postoperative
phase
of
surgery
can
provide
therapeutic
effects
by
lessening
pain
sensations
and
distress
within
the
postoperative
patient
.
Music
is
an
inexpensive
,
risk-free
intervention
that
nurses
can
use
to
decrease
the
perception
of
pain
and
lessen
medication
side
effects
within
the
postoperative
patient
.
Creator
Fehringer
,
Staci
.
Publisher
Grand
Canyon
University
Date
2014
Type
text
Format
PDF
Identifier
EBN_2014_Fehringer_S_698
Source
2014_Fehringer_S_698.pdf
Language
eng
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