Abstract:

Purpose: This study was conducted as a randomized-controlled experimental study, with the aim of determining the effects of music applied during the percutaneous coronary initiative on the patient’s anxiety and life findings.Method: The study was conducted between February-April 2014 with a total of 70 patients, including 35 controls and 35 interventions, applying to a coronary angiography unit. Patients are divided into two separate groups, interference and control with the randomization method prepared in the computer environment. The data of the study was collected using the Patient Presentation Form, State-Continuous Anxiety Reserve and Life Results Tracking Form. In the evaluation of the data, identifiable statistics, ki-quare, MannWhitney U, Wilcoxon and t-tests were used. Results: In the study, both groups were found similar in terms of socio-demographic characteristics p>0,05 . Before the intervention, the study groups did not show significant differences in terms of the level of anxiety and the hemodynamic parameters. After the procedure, both intervention 36,1±3,4 and 38,3±4,5; p=0,00 and 36,4±3,1 and 37,5±3,8 in the control group; p=0,00 individuals have statistically significantly increased their status anxiety levels. Furthermore, there was no significant change in post-application life findings in both groups p>0,05 .Result: The study found that music listened by the headset during the percutaneous coronary attempt was not effective in reducing anxiety and life findings.

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