Comparing the Effects of Inhaling Rose Aroma and Benson's Relaxation Technique on Pain Anxiety in Burn Patients

Comparing the Effects of Inhaling Rose aroma and Benson's Relaxation Technique on Pain Anxiety in Burn Patients

Clinical trial with control group, community-based and pragmatic, with parallel groups, single-blind and randomized

This study is performed on patients hospitalized in the burn ward of Shahid Motahari Hospital. It is a single-blinded clinical trial in which the researcher's assistant is blind to the study groups and registers pain scores according to the BSPAS questionnaire. 4 groups: first group: aroma therapy, second group: Benson's relaxation method, third group: both aroma and Benson's Relaxation, fourth group: control group receiving common treatments. Data collection: demographic information form and pain anxiety questionnaire.

-Burn patient of 18 to 60 years old males and females -Hospitalized in the burn ward -Contain Second degree burns or more -Without inhalation, electrical or self-immolation

1. In the first group patients have to Inhale rose aroma for 20 minutes for three consecutive days each day for 45 minutes before changing dressings daily 2. In the second group, Benson's Relaxation, patients perform 20 minutes a day each day 45 minutes before the daily dressing for three consecutive days 3. Inhaling Rose aroma and Benson's Relaxation Group before the daily dressing for three consecutive days for 30 minuets 4. Control group with common treatment procedures

pain anxiety

The method for assigning samples in groups is a fixed non-Permuted Block randomization with block sizes of 4 and 1:1 ratio. In each ward of the two rooms, the samples are assigned to two groups by four blocks random in the groups, and the same is done for the other two groups of the other two rooms. So the patients in the two groups without fragrance treatment (under Benson relaxation alone or as a control) with rose aroma in groups with fragrance treatment (including inhaling rose aroma alone, as well as the combination of two interventions) will not be affected by each other. This means that the allocation of samples for two groups of Benson relaxation and control from two rooms of each ward and assignment of samples to the other two groups of the other two rooms of the same wards will be carried out with a four-block random. In this method, different states of the two groups are written on the card and each one is placed in an envelope in a non-transparent package. These packs will be placed inside a folder. After identifying the research units, the collaborator of the research (unknowing study and groups) by removing one of the envelopes will identify each patients included in the study and grouped accordingly. This process will be continued until all the cards are removed from the folder and again returned to the folder and this random selection is repeated to provide the desired sample size.

This is a single-blind clinical trial. The unaware researcher of the studied groups recorded pain anxiety scores based on patients' response to the BSPAS Burn Pain Anxiety Inventory.

Data were collected in questionnaires and statistical analysis was done.

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