Effects of selected music therapy on anxiety severity quantity of patients acute respiratory failure covid-19

INTERVENTION: Intervention 1: Intervention group 1: For each patient under non‐invasive mask ventilation, he chooses 5 types of non‐verbal soothing music based on his taste and plays for 20 minutes in the evening, using a headphone when no intervention is performed. Before and after the music is over, the physiological condition and vital signs and severity of the situational anxiety are measured again. Intervention 2: Intervention group 2: For 20 minutes, a headphone is inserted when no care or treatment intervention is performed for the patient. but the player is turned off and nothing is played to the patient. Intervention 3: Control group: The same routine interventions are performed and no additional interventions are performed. CONDITION: B34.2 Coronavirus. ; Coronavirus infection, unspecified PRIMARY OUTCOME: Duration of admission to the ICU. Timepoint: From the beginning of entry until discharge from the ICU. Method of measurement: Number of days in the ICU. Illness severity. Timepoint: Before and after the intervention. Method of measurement: APACHE II disease severity classification system. The severity of anxiety. Timepoint: Before and after the intervention. Method of measurement: Spielberger test anxiety questionnaire. INCLUSION CRITERIA: Patients with acute respiratory failure with Covid‐19 Connection to non‐invasive mechanical ventilation using face or nose‐mouth masks Awareness to the extent that there is the ability to communicate and answer questions Interested in listening to music. Stable hemodynamic status without the use of vasoactive drugs 24 hours have passed since admission to the ICU. Positional anxiety score should be 40 and higher.