Praktische Pneumologie

Hien, Peter

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“…Most of the people affected by COPD suffer from dyspnea (breathlessness or shortness of breath; (Shiber & Santana, 2006), associated with a rapid shallow breathing pattern (Loveridge et al, 1984) and reduced oxygen saturation (Vogelmeier et al, 2007). Next to COPD, bronchial asthma is another type of chronic lung disease (Hien, 2012). Asthmatic people frequently show similar symptoms to people with COPD.…”

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Short-term Effects of Listening to Music on Breathing and Emotional Affect in People Suffering From Chronic Lung Diseases

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Chronic lung diseases (CLD) are often associated with abnormal, ineffective breathing patterns. Some studies already suggest that nonpharmacological interventions can have positive effects on symptoms related to CLD. However, in the current state of research there is a lack of studies investigating the influence of music listening on breathing rate and oxygen saturation in people affected by CLD. In the present study, we conducted two quasi-experiments to investigate the immediate effects of attentive music listening and music listening combined with a breathing instruction on breathing rate, oxygen saturation, and emotional affect in people affected by CLD and healthy controls. In total, we recruited 58 participants affected by CLD and healthy controls. Participants with CLD and healthy controls were either quasi-randomized to a music-oriented instruction (Experiment 1) or to a breathing-related instruction (Experiment 2). In both experiments we measured physiological measures and emotional affect during a baseline measurement (silence) and during one “relaxing” and one “activating” piece of music. We conducted 3 × 2 repeated measures analyses of variances with condition (baseline/relaxing music/activating music) on the first and group (with/without CLD) on the second factor for both experiments. The results of the experiments suggest that there is no immediate effect of music listening on breathing related outcomes irrespective of the instruction of participants. Moreover, we found some indication that the disease severity might influence the processing of the music. Future studies could investigate whether music listening as a long-term intervention can lead to more promising results in relation to improved breathing.

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Atmung

Ancău¹

2016

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Respiratorische Insuffizienz: Pathophysiologie und Zeichen

Larsen¹

2016

Anästhesie Und Intensivmedizin Für Die Fachpflege

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Die respiratorische Insuffizienz gehört zu den häufigsten Störungen beim Intensivpatienten, besonders nach großen Operationen. Grundlegende Mechanismen sind Hypoventilation, Verteilungsstörungen der Atemluft, venöse Beimischung in der Lunge (Links-rechts-Shunt) und Diffusionsstörungen der Atemgase. In schweren Fällen führt die respiratorische Insuffizienz zu O2-Mangel und Hyperkapnie. Die Behandlung richtet sich in erster Linie nach den zugrunde liegenden Ursachen.

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Praktische Pneumologie

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Short-term Effects of Listening to Music on Breathing and Emotional Affect in People Suffering From Chronic Lung Diseases

Short-term Effects of Listening to Music on Breathing and Emotional Affect in People Suffering From Chronic Lung Diseases

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Respiratorische Insuffizienz: Pathophysiologie und Zeichen

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