Relação entre ansiedade pré‐operatória e consciência durante a anestesia: estudo observacional

Altınsoy, Savaş; Çaparlar, Ceyda Özhan; Ergil, Jülide

doi:10.1016/j.bjan.2020.04.012

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“…And in a study conducted (2020) entitled "The relationship between preoperative anxiety and awareness during anesthesia: an observational study" showed that Patients who were conscious during anesthesia had higher anxiety scores than other patients, when comparing anxiety scores, the scores were higher in females than in males (p < 0.05). [3] And in another study conducted by (Dhana Lakshmi M et al) in (2023) entitled "Awareness Among the Patients Under General Anesthesia: A Cross-Sectional Study" showed that About 240 patients participated in this study, most of the people (68%) were men in the age group from 31 to 50 years. About 2% of a patient's consciousness experiences general anesthesia.…”

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A Study of patients' awareness about anesthesia; A comparative study between two hospitals (Al-Mujtahid - Tishreen Al-Askari)

Ali,

Habib,

Ali

et al. 2023

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Background: Anesthesia is one of the vital and very important procedures in surgical operations, as it helps to relieve pain and reduce stress on the body during surgery, which helps to improve surgical results and reduce the risk of infection. Anesthesia is of great importance before surgeries. Research Materials and Methods: A survey research was conducted using the analytical descriptive method in the hospital (Al-Mujtahid - Tishreen Al-Askari), starting from May 2023 AD until August 2023 AD, when the sample size that was calculated was (600) patients and medical files were used. The data were analyzed using the statistical analysis program (SPSS) version No. (24) and considering the variable as statistically significant when the value of the significance level (P-Value) is less than (0.05). Results: about half of the participants in the study were previously familiar with anesthesia, but a very small percentage of them were aware of the existence of problems related to anesthesia. There were medium percentages of patients anxious about anesthesia, with varying levels of anxiety for various reasons, most of which were related to vomiting, pain, headache, and hallucinations after surgery. Conclusion: The general public is not aware of the functions performed by anesthesiologists, we need new ideas to educate members of society in general about the important role of anesthesiologists in the medical system as a whole.

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