in infarcted patients: clinical trial with regard to oxygen consumption and myocardial contractility. Online braz j nurs [internet] 2015 Dec [cited year month day]; 14 (suppl.):371-3. Available from: RESUMO Objetivo: Comparar as repercussões hemodinâmicas e o consumo miocárdico de oxigênio (MVO2) durante o banho no leito, sem manipulação hidrotérmica e do posicionamento, em pacientes com infarto agudo do miocárdio (IAM) e não infartados, através da bioimpedância elétrica torácica. Método: Ensaio clínico, paralelo, controlado e randomizado. Realizado dimensionamento de amostra discreta e finita, composta por: 30 pacientes infartados classificados em Killip I ou II, internados em um hospital da rede privada e abordados com até 72 horas pós-evento cardíaco; 30 controles internados sem causa cardíaca, pareados por sexo e idade, com pressão de pulso < 50mm/Hg. Tratamento dos dados: SPSS ® ; análise estatística descritiva e inferencial: medidas de tendência central, teste de normalidade Shapiro-wilk; ANOVA ou Kruskal-wallis. Nível de significância de 5%. Conclusão: Os resultados serão diferenciais para pesquisa em enfermagem, a fim de testar a cientificidade do banho no leito, na segurança e a qualidade assistencial prestada aos pacientes infartados.
Being submitted to dialysis four hours a day, three times a week can mean experiencing boredom, besides discomfort. Patients often report that the time seems to take longer to go by. The purpose of this study was to explore the influence of two different musical rhythms in the states of mind and perception of adult patients undergoing dialysis, since the literature on this subject is scarce. The study was performed at a private hospital with 43 patients, who participated in two sessions of musical improvisation with a keyboard. The subjective states and perception were evaluated before and after the intervention. Over 80% of the patients felt that time went by faster after the interventions in both rhythms. However, the pace was a decisive factor in the kind of emotional experience that the patients had.
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