Reducing pain and discomfort

Improving mood and emotional well-being

Enhancing communication and social interaction

Increasing appetite and sleep quality

Classical music

Religious music

Nature sounds

Personal favorites

By encouraging singing and playing instruments

By using music as a topic of conversation

By creating a relaxing and supportive atmosphere

All of the above

Finding music that is appropriate and meaningful to the individual

Ensuring that the music is played at a comfortable volume

Dealing with the emotional impact of the music on the individual and their loved ones

None of the above

To assess the individual's musical preferences and needs

To develop and implement a music therapy plan

To provide support and guidance to the individual and their loved ones

All of the above

By playing soft and calming music

By using music to block out unwanted noise

By creating a playlist of the individual's favorite songs

All of the above

Music therapy is focused on providing comfort and support, while music medicine is focused on treating specific medical conditions

Music therapy is typically provided by a music therapist, while music medicine is typically provided by a physician

Music therapy is usually covered by insurance, while music medicine is not

All of the above

Reducing pain and anxiety

Improving mood and sleep quality

Increasing appetite and energy levels

Shortening the length of hospital stays

By providing a sense of comfort and support

By helping to express emotions

By promoting relaxation and sleep

All of the above

To assess the individual's musical preferences and needs

To develop and implement a music therapy plan

To provide support and guidance to the individual and their loved ones

All of the above

By creating a personalized playlist of the individual's favorite songs

By recording the individual singing or playing an instrument

By writing a song about the individual's life

All of the above

Active music therapy involves the individual actively participating in music-making, while receptive music therapy involves the individual listening to music

Active music therapy is typically more effective than receptive music therapy

Active music therapy is usually more expensive than receptive music therapy

None of the above

Reducing agitation and aggression

Improving mood and emotional well-being

Enhancing communication and social interaction

Increasing appetite and sleep quality

By playing music from the individual's past

By encouraging the individual to sing or play an instrument

By creating a personalized playlist of the individual's favorite songs

All of the above

To assess the individual's musical preferences and needs

To develop and implement a music therapy plan

To provide support and guidance to the individual and their loved ones

All of the above