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Characteristics of Body Temperature in Children with Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever and Typhoid Fever Casman Casman; Sri Damanik; Desriati Devi; Nuraidah Nuraidah; Dian Mahanani; Lisnadiyanti Lisnadiyanti; Henrianto Siregar
Journal of Nursing Innovation Vol 2 No 1 (2023): Journal of Nursing Innovation
Publisher : Infermia Publishing

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Background: Dengue and typhoid fever are endemic diseases with similar symptoms and characteristics, necessitating rapid and accurate diagnosis. Aim: The purpose of this article is to describe cases of dengue or typhoid fever in children, and children who infected both diseases. This case reports from three children suffering from infectious diseases in one of DKI Jakarta Regional Jakarta and focuses on the patient's body temperature. Result: The findings revealed that children with typhoid fever experienced an increase temperature from the evening until early morning on average, with the temperature gradually rising. Child with dengue fever is immediately high, usually above 390C, and the body temperature fluctuates during the patient's hospitalization. Children who infected both diseases showed the body temperature rises sharply towards the night, above 390C. Conclusion: Early detection of characteristics body temperature this infectious disease in children can reduce the risk of complications and hasten the patient's recovery.
Understanding and Attitude of Nursing Study Program Students in Supporting Local Government Programs to Alleviate Stunting Emergencies in South Aceh Fathimi Fathimi; Dewi Marianthi; Yenni Sasmita; Desriati Devi; Hasniah Hasniah
Eduvest - Journal of Universal Studies Vol. 5 No. 1 (2025): Journal Eduvest - Journal of Universal Studies
Publisher : Green Publisher Indonesia

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Stunting is still a significant public health problem in South Aceh, potentially threatening the healthy and intelligent generation. The Health Office and DP3AKB of South Aceh Regency carried out stunting cracks to deal with this issue, which is part of the national development agenda. Stunting not only inhibits children's physical growth, but also interferes with brain development, affecting their mental and academic abilities. In 2021, the prevalence of stunting among children under five in South Aceh reached 27.3%, better than other regions in Aceh, but still far from the national target of 14% in 2024. This study aims to determine the relationship between understanding and attitudes of nursing students in supporting local government programs to overcome stunting. The method used is observational with a cross-sectional study design. The results showed that 73% of students had a good understanding of stunting, and 68% showed a positive attitude towards government programs. The final analysis emphasizes the importance of increasing public understanding of stunting, with the active role of final year students expected to strengthen support for local government programs in an effort to alleviate the stunting problem in South Aceh.
Co-Authors Casman, Casman Dewi Marianthi Dian Mahanani Fathimi Fathimi Hasniah Hasniah Henrianto Siregar Lisnadiyanti Lisnadiyanti Nuraidah Nuraidah Sri Damanik Yenni Sasmita