A study on effect of psychological intervention for gynecological preoperative patients
Year: 2004
Type: article
Study designs: Randomized Controlled Trial, Clinical Trial
Abstract: Objective: to know psychological requirement of patients before operation, to probe into the effect of psychological intervention on stress action of patients during operation and postoperative recovery of them. Method: a total of 136 patients were randomly divided into test and control group. All subjects were asked to fill out self-made questionnaires to get information about their psychological requirements in advance. Then patients in control group were given preoperative preparation as routine. While patients in test group were given psychological intervention such as communication therapy, correcting recognition and relaxing exercise. Indexes including heart rate, blood pressure, pain degree and recovery after operation of both groups patients were observed. Result: changes of both heart rate and blood pressure of test group patients in peri-operative period were remarkably less than that of control group. Pain psychological score of test group patients 6 hours after operation was obviously lower than that in control group. In terms of postoperative recovery of enterocinesia and the time getting out of bed to move around, patients in test group were earlier than that in control group. Conclusion: to provide psychological intervention to preoperative gynecological patients to meet their psychological demands can lessen the peri-operative stress reaction of them and promote their recovery from illness.
Language: Chinese
Topic: Music Therapy and Health
Subfield: Social Psychology
Field: Psychology
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W7137549834