The Effects of Menthol and Cold Spray Applications on Thirst and Comfort in Bariatric Surgery
The Effect of Menthol Spray and Cold Spray Applications on Postoperative Thirst Level and Comfort in Patients Undergoing Bariatric Surgery
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- Non applicabile
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Istanbul, Turchia (Türkiye)
- Atlas University
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Criteri di ammissibilità
Criteri di ammissibilità
Età idonea allo studio
- Adulto
- Adulto più anziano
Accetta volontari sani
Descrizione
Inclusion Criteria:
• Patients who are 18 years of age or older,
- who undergo bariatric surgery under general anesthesia,
- who do not have oral or nasal diseases, or vision, hearing, speech, or comprehension problems,
- who are classified as grade I or II according to the American Society of Anesthesiologists (ASA) Physical Status Classification System,
- who are not allergic to menthol,
- who do not have severe vomiting, and • whose preoperative fasting and thirst period is 8 hours.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Patients with impaired oral and tongue mucosal integrity prior to surgery, Patients with any neurological, kidney, heart or lung disease with cognitive impairment and those using psychoactive drugs will be excluded.
Piano di studio
Come è strutturato lo studio?
Dettagli di progettazione
- Scopo principale: Altro
- Assegnazione: Randomizzato
- Modello interventistico: Assegnazione incrociata
- Mascheramento: Nessuno (etichetta aperta)
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Comparatore placebo: Plasebo group
Patients who arrive at the clinic after surgery and participate in the study will have their comfort scores determined and recorded using the VAS scale, and their thirst severity and thirst-related discomfort scale will be assessed.
Initial assessments (irritation, nausea, vomiting, aspiration risk, dysphagia) will be performed as soon as the patient arrives at the clinic post-surgery.
The bed will be raised at a 30°-45° angle to prevent bronchoaspiration.
Before application, air will be removed from the tap and water will be sprayed into the air several times to ensure even distribution.
Then, the patient will be instructed to open their mouth, lift their tongue, and direct the spray towards the sublingual area, the mucous membranes of both cheeks, and the surface of the tongue.
The patient will be asked to keep their mouth closed for 5 minutes after each application.
Then, insert the 5 cm applicator 2-3 cm deep into the mouth and spray ice-cold water three times sequentially onto th
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Patients who arrive at the clinic after surgery and participate in the study will have their comfort scores determined and recorded using the VAS scale, and their thirst severity and thirst-related discomfort scale will be assessed and recorded.
To prevent bronchoaspiration, the patient's bed will be raised at a 30°-45° angle.
The patient will then be instructed to open their mouth, lift their tongue, and direct the spray towards the sublingual area, the mucous membranes of both cheeks, and the surface of the tongue.
Next, a 5 cm applicator containing menthol water obtained from leaves and flowers through modern distillations and kept at +4°C will be inserted 2-3 cm deep into the mouth and sprayed three times sequentially onto the palate, the left cheek, the surface of the tongue, the right cheek, and the laryngopharynx.
Each spray will be approximately 2 ml.
Three more sprays will be administered at 2, 4, and 6 hours after arrival at the surgical clinic.
The patients' standard treatme
Cold Spray Group Patients who arrive at the clinic after surgery and participate in the study will have their comfort scores determined and recorded using the VAS scale, thirst severity, and thirst-related discomfort scale.
Initial assessments (irritation, nausea, vomiting, aspiration risk, swallowing difficulty) will be performed as soon as the patient arrives at the clinic after surgery.
The patient's bed will be raised at a 30°-45° angle to prevent bronchoaspiration.
Then, the patient will be instructed to open their mouth, lift their tongue, and direct the spray towards the sublingual area, the mucous membranes of both cheeks, and the surface of the tongue.
The patient will be asked to keep their mouth closed for 5 minutes after each application.
Then, insert the 5 cm applicator into the mouth 2-3 cm deep and spray ice-cold water three times sequentially onto the palate, the left cheek, the surface of the tongue, the right cheek, and the laryngopharynx.
Each spray will be approxima
Patients who arrive at the clinic after surgery and participate in the study will have their comfort scores determined and recorded using the VAS scale, and their thirst severity and thirst-related discomfort scale will be assessed.
Initial assessments (irritation, nausea, vomiting, aspiration risk, dysphagia) will be performed as soon as the patient arrives at the clinic post-surgery.
The patient's bed will be raised to a 30°-45° angle to prevent bronchoaspiration.
The patient will then be instructed to open their mouth, lift their tongue, and direct the spray towards the sublingual area, the mucous membranes of both cheeks, and the surface of the tongue.
The patient will be asked to keep their mouth closed for 5 minutes after each application.
Then, insert the 5 cm applicator 2-3 cm deep into the mouth and spray ice-cold water three times sequentially onto the palate, the left cheek, the surface of the tongue, the right cheek, and the laryngopharynx.
Each spray will be approximately
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Sperimentale: Menthol group
Patients who arrive at the clinic after surgery and participate in the study will have their comfort scores determined and recorded using the VAS scale, and their thirst severity and thirst-related discomfort scale will be assessed.
Initial assessments (irritation, nausea, vomiting, aspiration risk, dysphagia) will be performed as soon as the patient arrives at the clinic post-surgery.
The patient's bed will be raised at a 30°-45° angle to prevent bronchoaspiration.
The patient will then be instructed to open their mouth, lift their tongue, and direct the spray towards the sublingual area, the mucous membranes of both cheeks, and the surface of the tongue.
The patient will be asked to keep their mouth closed for 5 minutes after each application.
Then, a 5 cm applicator will be inserted into the mouth 2-3 cm deep, and menthol water obtained from leaves and flowers through modern distillations and kept at +4°C will be sprayed three times sequentially onto the palate, the left cheek, the
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Patients who arrive at the clinic after surgery and participate in the study will have their comfort scores determined and recorded using the VAS scale, and their thirst severity and thirst-related discomfort scale will be assessed and recorded.
To prevent bronchoaspiration, the patient's bed will be raised at a 30°-45° angle.
The patient will then be instructed to open their mouth, lift their tongue, and direct the spray towards the sublingual area, the mucous membranes of both cheeks, and the surface of the tongue.
Next, a 5 cm applicator containing menthol water obtained from leaves and flowers through modern distillations and kept at +4°C will be inserted 2-3 cm deep into the mouth and sprayed three times sequentially onto the palate, the left cheek, the surface of the tongue, the right cheek, and the laryngopharynx.
Each spray will be approximately 2 ml.
Three more sprays will be administered at 2, 4, and 6 hours after arrival at the surgical clinic.
The patients' standard treatme
Cold Spray Group Patients who arrive at the clinic after surgery and participate in the study will have their comfort scores determined and recorded using the VAS scale, thirst severity, and thirst-related discomfort scale.
Initial assessments (irritation, nausea, vomiting, aspiration risk, swallowing difficulty) will be performed as soon as the patient arrives at the clinic after surgery.
The patient's bed will be raised at a 30°-45° angle to prevent bronchoaspiration.
Then, the patient will be instructed to open their mouth, lift their tongue, and direct the spray towards the sublingual area, the mucous membranes of both cheeks, and the surface of the tongue.
The patient will be asked to keep their mouth closed for 5 minutes after each application.
Then, insert the 5 cm applicator into the mouth 2-3 cm deep and spray ice-cold water three times sequentially onto the palate, the left cheek, the surface of the tongue, the right cheek, and the laryngopharynx.
Each spray will be approxima
Patients who arrive at the clinic after surgery and participate in the study will have their comfort scores determined and recorded using the VAS scale, and their thirst severity and thirst-related discomfort scale will be assessed.
Initial assessments (irritation, nausea, vomiting, aspiration risk, dysphagia) will be performed as soon as the patient arrives at the clinic post-surgery.
The patient's bed will be raised to a 30°-45° angle to prevent bronchoaspiration.
The patient will then be instructed to open their mouth, lift their tongue, and direct the spray towards the sublingual area, the mucous membranes of both cheeks, and the surface of the tongue.
The patient will be asked to keep their mouth closed for 5 minutes after each application.
Then, insert the 5 cm applicator 2-3 cm deep into the mouth and spray ice-cold water three times sequentially onto the palate, the left cheek, the surface of the tongue, the right cheek, and the laryngopharynx.
Each spray will be approximately
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Sperimentale: Cold Spray Group
Patients who arrive at the clinic after surgery and participate in the study will have their comfort scores determined and recorded using the VAS scale, along with thirst severity and thirst-related discomfort scale.
Initial assessments (irritation, nausea, vomiting, aspiration risk, dysphagia) will be performed as soon as the patient arrives at the clinic post-surgery.
The bed will be raised to a 30°-45° angle to prevent bronchoaspiration.
The patient will then be instructed to open their mouth, lift their tongue, and direct the spray under the tongue, onto the mucous membranes of both cheeks, and onto the surface of the tongue.
The patient will be asked to keep their mouth closed for 5 minutes after each application.
Cold water will be sprayed three times, sequentially, onto the palate, the left cheek, the surface of the tongue, the right cheek, and the laryngopharynx.
Each spray will be approximately 2 ml.
Three sprays will also be administered at 2, 4, and 6 hours after arrival at
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Patients who arrive at the clinic after surgery and participate in the study will have their comfort scores determined and recorded using the VAS scale, and their thirst severity and thirst-related discomfort scale will be assessed and recorded.
To prevent bronchoaspiration, the patient's bed will be raised at a 30°-45° angle.
The patient will then be instructed to open their mouth, lift their tongue, and direct the spray towards the sublingual area, the mucous membranes of both cheeks, and the surface of the tongue.
Next, a 5 cm applicator containing menthol water obtained from leaves and flowers through modern distillations and kept at +4°C will be inserted 2-3 cm deep into the mouth and sprayed three times sequentially onto the palate, the left cheek, the surface of the tongue, the right cheek, and the laryngopharynx.
Each spray will be approximately 2 ml.
Three more sprays will be administered at 2, 4, and 6 hours after arrival at the surgical clinic.
The patients' standard treatme
Cold Spray Group Patients who arrive at the clinic after surgery and participate in the study will have their comfort scores determined and recorded using the VAS scale, thirst severity, and thirst-related discomfort scale.
Initial assessments (irritation, nausea, vomiting, aspiration risk, swallowing difficulty) will be performed as soon as the patient arrives at the clinic after surgery.
The patient's bed will be raised at a 30°-45° angle to prevent bronchoaspiration.
Then, the patient will be instructed to open their mouth, lift their tongue, and direct the spray towards the sublingual area, the mucous membranes of both cheeks, and the surface of the tongue.
The patient will be asked to keep their mouth closed for 5 minutes after each application.
Then, insert the 5 cm applicator into the mouth 2-3 cm deep and spray ice-cold water three times sequentially onto the palate, the left cheek, the surface of the tongue, the right cheek, and the laryngopharynx.
Each spray will be approxima
Patients who arrive at the clinic after surgery and participate in the study will have their comfort scores determined and recorded using the VAS scale, and their thirst severity and thirst-related discomfort scale will be assessed.
Initial assessments (irritation, nausea, vomiting, aspiration risk, dysphagia) will be performed as soon as the patient arrives at the clinic post-surgery.
The patient's bed will be raised to a 30°-45° angle to prevent bronchoaspiration.
The patient will then be instructed to open their mouth, lift their tongue, and direct the spray towards the sublingual area, the mucous membranes of both cheeks, and the surface of the tongue.
The patient will be asked to keep their mouth closed for 5 minutes after each application.
Then, insert the 5 cm applicator 2-3 cm deep into the mouth and spray ice-cold water three times sequentially onto the palate, the left cheek, the surface of the tongue, the right cheek, and the laryngopharynx.
Each spray will be approximately
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Misure di risultato primarie
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Postoperative thirst intensity
Lasso di tempo: Baseline (upon admission to the surgical ward before intervention), and at the 2nd, 4th, and 6th postoperative hours.
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Postoperative thirst intensity will be assessed using a 10-cm Visual Analog Scale (VAS), with scores ranging from 0 (no thirst) to 10 (worst possible thirst).
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Baseline (upon admission to the surgical ward before intervention), and at the 2nd, 4th, and 6th postoperative hours.
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Misure di risultato secondarie
Misure di risultato secondarie
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Postoperative comfort
Lasso di tempo: Baseline (before intervention), and at the 2nd, 4th, and 6th postoperative hours.
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Comfort will be assessed using the Visual Analog Scale for Comfort (VAS), with higher scores indicating greater comfort.
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Baseline (before intervention), and at the 2nd, 4th, and 6th postoperative hours.
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