Combined Effect of Classical Music on Breathing, Pain, Anxiety and Activities of Daily Living in Pre-Operative Cancer Patients

Before starting the study, we need participant consent. Before deciding to participate in the research, it is important to ensure that participants completely understand the study’s nature, including information about its potential advantages and dangers. We will make every effort to ensure the confidentiality of the customer’s personal information. Evaluation on a broad scale: Take down demographic information such as age, gender, the type of cancer, and the length of time the patient has been ill. In addition, the examination includes a review of the individual’s medical history, pain, and anxiety, an evaluation of the individual’s respiratory function, and an assessment of their activities of daily living (ADL) using the Lawton Brody scale. All of these components will be included in the evaluation. Both groups will receive the same progressive relaxation techniques and breathing exercises as part of the intervention. We will deliver a classical music therapy session to the experimental group using headphones. We will perform four brief sessions of classical music every eight hours, each lasting twenty minutes for 48 hrs To complete the data collection and analysis process, we must collect baseline data before and after the intervention. To get a better understanding of the differences and similarities between the control group and the intervention, we will do a statistical analysis of the data.