EVALUATION OF PREOPERATIVE ANXIETY AND STRESS, AND WAYS TO MODIFY IT, THE PATIENTS IN KASHANI HOSPITAL OPERATING ROOM 2013

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NAZARI VANANI R.; RAHIMI MADISEH M.; DERIS F.

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Journal: Journal of Multidisciplinary Care Year:2014 | Volume:2 | Issue:4 Page(s): 53-60

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EVALUATION OF PREOPERATIVE ANXIETY AND STRESS, AND WAYS TO MODIFY IT, THE PATIENTS IN KASHANI HOSPITAL OPERATING ROOM 2013

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NAZARI VANANI R. | RAHIMI MADISEH M. | DERIS F. | Issue Writer Certificate

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SURGERYQ2

PREOPERATIVE ANXIETYQ2

PATIENTQ2

Abstract

Background and aim: Although the current era of surgical anesthesia and less complications than in the past and have become more successful, but anxiety before SURGERY still remains. Anxiety, worry is looking kind of a perceived threat or danger is caused by the individual and can increase or decrease a person's ability to understand, to be effective.Methods: This descriptive study in 1392 on 120 PATIENTs in hospital operating rooms Kashani hospital was done. Adults randomly systematically selected. Measure anxiety, the questionnaire was used.Results: The results showed that the highest levels of anxiety-related concerns before SURGERY (15.13%), stress care taken in the (19.12%), stress factors related to operating room staff (35.10%) and physical stressors in the operating room (62.7%), respectively.Conclusion: The findings of this study suggest that the identification of factors affecting PREOPERATIVE ANXIETY and the fact that some of these factors can be overcome Suggested using a variety of methods for determining PATIENT education and training program in order to minimize anxiety.

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THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN NEUROSURGERY PATIENTS’ AWARENESS OF SURGERY PROCEDURES AND COMPLICATIONS ON PREOPERATIVE STRESS LEVEL

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NAZARI VANANI, R., RAHIMI MADISEH, M., & DERIS, F.. (2014). EVALUATION OF PREOPERATIVE ANXIETY AND STRESS, AND WAYS TO MODIFY IT, THE PATIENTS IN KASHANI HOSPITAL OPERATING ROOM 2013. JOURNAL OF MULTIDISCIPLINARY CARE (JOURNAL OF CLINICAL NURSING AND MIDWIFERY), 2(4), 53-60. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/247066/en

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NAZARI VANANI R., RAHIMI MADISEH M., DERIS F.. EVALUATION OF PREOPERATIVE ANXIETY AND STRESS, AND WAYS TO MODIFY IT, THE PATIENTS IN KASHANI HOSPITAL OPERATING ROOM 2013. JOURNAL OF MULTIDISCIPLINARY CARE (JOURNAL OF CLINICAL NURSING AND MIDWIFERY)[Internet]. 2014;2(4):53-60. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/247066/en

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R. NAZARI VANANI, M. RAHIMI MADISEH, and F. DERIS, “EVALUATION OF PREOPERATIVE ANXIETY AND STRESS, AND WAYS TO MODIFY IT, THE PATIENTS IN KASHANI HOSPITAL OPERATING ROOM 2013,” JOURNAL OF MULTIDISCIPLINARY CARE (JOURNAL OF CLINICAL NURSING AND MIDWIFERY), vol. 2, no. 4, pp. 53–60, 2014, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/247066/en

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