Authors :
Dhiny Yolanda Harahap; Achasanuddin Hanafie; Asmin Lubis
Volume/Issue :
Volume 7 - 2022, Issue 7 - July
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6956227
Abstract :
Anxiety or anxiety is one of the problems
that are often found in elective patients who will undergo
surgery. Anxiety is described as an uncomfortable feeling
filled with emotional tension, which is associated with
hemodynamic abnormalities as a consequence of
sympathetic, parasympathetic, and endocrine
stimulation. Anxiety is an emotional problem that will
also have a significant impact on anesthetic actions to
operative actions.
Objectives: This research aims for Comparing the
incidence of anxiety in patients with mild and moderate
levels of anxiety who will undergo elective surgery at Haji
Adam Malik General Hospital after administration of 2
mg and 5 mg diazepam tablets.
Methods: This study is an analytical study with an
experimental double-blind randomized clinical trial
design with the administration of 2 mg diazepam with 5
mg diazepam for anxiety in patients who will undergo
elective operative procedures. Perioperative anxiety
assessment using the APAIS score was then given
diazepam 2 mg or 5 mg in groups of patients with
predetermined mild and moderate levels of anxiety.
Results: in this study, the mean age of the patients was
39.2 ± 11.4 years. Most of the patients were female with 42
samples. Based on the characteristics of religion the most
Islam is 41 samples. Based on the characteristics of the
ethnic sample, the most Batak ethnic group was 34. the
level of anxiety in patients after administration of
Diazepam, subjects with mild anxiety levels in patients
after 10 hours of administration of diazepam 2 mg were
60 samples. the group that received diazepam 5 mg with
mild anxiety levels was 69 samples. Subjects with
moderate anxiety levels in the group receiving 2 mg
diazepam were 13 samples. The group receiving 5 mg
diazepam with mild anxiety levels was 4 samples.
Conclusion: There was no significant difference in the
administration of diazepam 2 mg or 5 mg in reducing the
level of anxietas in patients who were about to undergo
elective surgery.
Keywords :
APAIS Score , Perioperative Anxiety, Diazepam
Anxiety or anxiety is one of the problems
that are often found in elective patients who will undergo
surgery. Anxiety is described as an uncomfortable feeling
filled with emotional tension, which is associated with
hemodynamic abnormalities as a consequence of
sympathetic, parasympathetic, and endocrine
stimulation. Anxiety is an emotional problem that will
also have a significant impact on anesthetic actions to
operative actions.
Objectives: This research aims for Comparing the
incidence of anxiety in patients with mild and moderate
levels of anxiety who will undergo elective surgery at Haji
Adam Malik General Hospital after administration of 2
mg and 5 mg diazepam tablets.
Methods: This study is an analytical study with an
experimental double-blind randomized clinical trial
design with the administration of 2 mg diazepam with 5
mg diazepam for anxiety in patients who will undergo
elective operative procedures. Perioperative anxiety
assessment using the APAIS score was then given
diazepam 2 mg or 5 mg in groups of patients with
predetermined mild and moderate levels of anxiety.
Results: in this study, the mean age of the patients was
39.2 ± 11.4 years. Most of the patients were female with 42
samples. Based on the characteristics of religion the most
Islam is 41 samples. Based on the characteristics of the
ethnic sample, the most Batak ethnic group was 34. the
level of anxiety in patients after administration of
Diazepam, subjects with mild anxiety levels in patients
after 10 hours of administration of diazepam 2 mg were
60 samples. the group that received diazepam 5 mg with
mild anxiety levels was 69 samples. Subjects with
moderate anxiety levels in the group receiving 2 mg
diazepam were 13 samples. The group receiving 5 mg
diazepam with mild anxiety levels was 4 samples.
Conclusion: There was no significant difference in the
administration of diazepam 2 mg or 5 mg in reducing the
level of anxietas in patients who were about to undergo
elective surgery.
Keywords :
APAIS Score , Perioperative Anxiety, Diazepam