Ms. Reshma P. S* s, Mrs. Anju A r, Mrs. Evangeline. J, Mrs. Sabitha r
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EFFECTIVENESS OF MUSIC PLAYBACK ON INTRAVENOUS CANNULATION PAIN AMONG CHILDREN
A quasi experimental study was conducted to assess the effectiveness of music playback on intravenous
cannulation pain among children in a selected hospital. Objectives: to assess the mean posttest pain score
among children in the experimental and control group, to find out the effectiveness of music playback on
intravenous cannulation pain among children and to find out the association between posttest pain score and
selected socio demo graphic variables of children in control group. Quasi experimental posttest only controls
group design and convenience sampling technique was used to select 60 children in a selected hospital at
Alappuzha district. Conceptual framework: Ernestine Wiedenbach’s Helping Art of Clinical Nursing Theory
(1969). Posttest was conducted in the control and the experimental group by using FLACC Behavioral Pain Scale
and Socio demographic proforma. Music playback was played to the experimental group for 10 minutes during
intravenous cannulation. The data were tabulated and analysed using descriptive and inferential statistics. The
mean posttest pain score of children in the experimental group was 4.1 with SD 1.33 which was significantly
lower than the mean posttest pain score of children in the control group which was 7.8 with SD 1.27 with a
mean difference of 3.6. The calculated ‘t’ value 10.910 was greater than the table value 2.00, is significant at
p<0.05 level with degree of freedom 58. Hence, we can conclude that the music playback was effective in
reducing the pain level of children during intravenous cannulation. The analysis showed that the calculated chi
square value for family monthly income, number of previous hospitalisations, previous exposure of cannulation
were greater than that of the table value at p < 0.05 level of significance. Hence null hypothesis (H02) can be
rejected and research hypothesis (H2) can be accepted. So, it can be concluded that there was significant
association between posttest pain score an
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