People more than likely to endure elevated anxiety and all the other effects tide to anxiety when they decide to go through with cardiac catheterization. This anxiety usually occurs before, during and after but most likely before the procedure begins. It can negatively impact the individual psychologically when their anxiety has sky rocketed to unhealthy or nearly inconsolable heights. This behavior may potentially influence the subsequent procedure in a negative way. Research and study evaluated that the use of music therapy, emphasizing specifically on emotional-coping approach, immediately before the cardiac catheterization can lead to a to a more positive impact regarding periprocedural outcomes. These studies and researched were randomized,
