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IRCT20240111060680N1 IRCT 2024-02-13 Kerbala University Effect of Acupressure Technique and Diaphragmatic Breathing Exercise on Nausea and Vomiting in patient with Cholecystectomy :A Clinical Trial Effect of Acupressure Technique and Diaphragmatic Breathing Exercise on Nausea and Vomiting in Cholecystectomy Patient: A comparative study 2024-01-31 anticipated 90 Complete https://irct.ir/trial/75239 interventional Randomization: Not randomized, Blinding: Not blinded, Placebo: Not used, Assignment: Parallel, Purpose: Education/Guidance, Other design features: Quasi experimental design purposive sample comparative study with a minimum sample size of 30 for each group will be used. The total sample size would be 90 subjects. N/A Cholecystectomy patient. Intervention 1: Intervention group: group1 perform the acupressure technique on pc6 with wrist band were used for this technique which are elastic wrist bands with plastic button 1cm in diameter stud ,The Stud of the wrist band pressing upon PC6acupoint it is located on the anterior surface of the forearm ,about three finger 'width up from the wrist crease ,between the tendon of the palmaris longus and flexior carpi radialis The patient wearing wrist bands at pc6 bilaterally starting at 0 hour postoperative and Removed for 6 hours .Group 2 Diaphragmatic Breathing Exercise starting through inhale the nose slowly to take as much as possible amount of air ,while the mouth was closed and keep it on for few second paying close attention to the abdomen-hand movement with each breath while keeping the hand on the chest steady and then exhale slowly through the mouth for a few seconds in a circle shape, The patient in this group were instructed to perform diaphragmatic breathing exercise for 2-3 min every two hour for 6 hours , in all groups were evaluated prior to the intervention (post-test assessment) after six hours by using the Rhodes index and visual analog scale for assess nausea and vomiting level. Intervention 2: Control group received no intervention ;instead they received pretest and post test assessment after 6 hours ,as did the other groups ,and they will be compared to the other groups in the study. Then patients in all groups were evaluated prior to the intervention (post-test assessment) after 6 hours by using the Rhodes index and Visual Analog Scale . Yes - There is a plan to make this available What will be shared: The data will be the result of Cholecystectomy Patient with Nausea and Vomiting Level in Both the Control and Intervention Groups . When: God Willing,Once the Article is Published, The Data will be Available after 6 Months of Publication. If the Article will be Published in a Subscribed Journal, The Data Will be Available after One Year because of the Policy of The Subscribed Journals. To whom: With Academic Nurses and any Researcher who is Interested in the Data. Conditions: The Data Could be Used after Getting permission Via Email. Also, Users need to Acknowledge The Owner. Where to obtain: Users can Ask for the Data and Permission via email. is the Corresponding Author. He will contact whoever he requests the information from. His email is bushra.a@s.uokerbala.edu.iq Bushra Abd Alli works at the University of Kerbala/College of Nursing. The address is Al- Baladia district, Kerbala, Iraq. What processes are involved for a request to access data/document How to obtain: Users Can ask for The Data and Permission via email. Bushra Abd Ali Jasem is The Corresponding Author. He will Contact whoever he Requests the Information from. His email is bushra.a@s.uokerbala.edu.iq Comments:
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Karbala Iraq 10053 +964 771 434 0379 bushra.a@s.uokerbala.edu.iq University of Kerbala Iraq Patient Those who are Surgical Diagnosed with Cholecystectomy Patient between Age 18-and above , Able to perform intervention. 18 years no limit Both Patient who have Discontinuing to Intervention- Patient who had on Mechanical Ventilation and/or in Intensive Care for More than 48 hours Patient who have Amputation in Upper Extremity R11 Nausea and Vomiting Treatment - Other Other Intervention group: group1 perform the acupressure technique on pc6 with wrist band were used for this technique which are elastic wrist bands with plastic button 1cm in diameter stud ,The Stud of the wrist band pressing upon PC6acupoint it is located on the anterior surface of the forearm ,about three finger 'width up from the wrist crease ,between the tendon of the palmaris longus and flexior carpi radialis The patient wearing wrist bands at pc6 bilaterally starting at 0 hour postoperative and Removed for 6 hours .Group 2 Diaphragmatic Breathing Exercise starting through inhale the nose slowly to take as much as possible amount of air ,while the mouth was closed and keep it on for few second paying close attention to the abdomen-hand movement with each breath while keeping the hand on the chest steady and then exhale slowly through the mouth for a few seconds in a circle shape, The patient in this group were instructed to perform diaphragmatic breathing exercise for 2-3 min every two hour for 6 hours , in all groups were evaluated prior to the intervention (post-test assessment) after six hours by using the Rhodes index and visual analog scale for assess nausea and vomiting level. Control group received no intervention ;instead they received pretest and post test assessment after 6 hours ,as did the other groups ,and they will be compared to the other groups in the study. Then patients in all groups were evaluated prior to the intervention (post-test assessment) after 6 hours by using the Rhodes index and Visual Analog Scale . The primary outcome variable is the level of nausea and vomiting post operative in patient cholecystectomy that can be changed based on Acupressure Technique and diaphragmatic breathing exercises. Timepoint: Before intervention and 6 hours after intervention. Method of measurement: The Rhodes index and visual analog scale will be used to assess the level of nausea vomiting. The author of the trial is the funding source Approved 2023-09-26 Ethics committee in College of Nursing at University of Kerbela Al-Baladia Distract Karbala karbala Iraq