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THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN STRESS LEVELS IN TYPE II DIABETES MELLITUS PATIENTS WITH DIABETIC ULCERS IN KOLANG HEALTH CENTER 2021 Dedi Mizwar Tarihoran; Pius Kosmas; Faziah Faziah
Science Midwifery Vol 10 No 1, October (2021): Science Midwifery
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Stresslevelisastimulusthatcancauseanimbalanceinindividualhomeos tasis,bothphysiologically and psychologically. The risk of diabetic ulcers is a condition in which infectionis found in the ulcer and/or its distruction to the deepest skin tissue on the feet in patients withdiabetes mellitus due to nerve abnormalities and peripheral arterial blood vessel disorders. atthe Kolang Health Center. The research method uses a descriptive analytic design with a crosssecti onal design. The results of this study showed that there were 5 respondents with mild stress(21.7%),moderatestress13peo ple(56.5%)and5peoplewithseverestress(21.7%). Inaddition, there were 2 respondents with low risk of diabetic ulcers (8.7%), 10 people (43.5%)moderate diabetic ulcer risk and 11 people (47.8%) high risk respondents. In this study, inaddition to stress levels, the results of measurements of abnormal blood sugar levels were alsofound in 17 respondents (73.9%). Statistical results using the Chi Square test indicate that theAsmip.Sig value is 0.020, which means the asimp.sig value is 0.020<0.05, it can be concludedthatthe reisarelationshipbetweenstresslevelsandtheriskofdiabeticulcers.Th enextstepis tofurtherexamineanddeepeninsightintostresslevelswith theriskofdiabeticulcersandisexpectedfor further researchers.
COMMUNITY BEHAVIOR TOWARDS DENGUE INCIDENTS IN PASIR VILLAGE, CENTRAL TAPANULI REGENCY IN 2021 Della Winda Gultom; Tinawati Nainggolan; Jonni Silaban
Science Midwifery Vol 10 No 1, October (2021): Science Midwifery
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Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever (DHF) is an infectious disease caused by the dengue virus and transmitted by Aedes aegypti and Aedes albopictus mosquitoes. Increased DHF incidences caused by the unclean lifestyle of people. This study was an analytical study with a cross-sectional approach. The aim was to determine the relationship between individual characteristics, behavior, and environment on the incidence of DHF. Data were collected by interview and observation using a questionnaire and observation sheet. Data analyzed by univariate and bivariate methods with a chisquare analysis test. The number of samples was 107 people with the sampling technique used was simple random sampling. The results showed that 15.9% of the community had dengue fever in the last six months. There were 4 variables that have a relationship to the incidence of DHF, namely age (p-value = 0,000), gender (pvalue = 0.017, OR = 4.146), knowledge (p-value = 0.034, OR = 5.231), actions (p-value = 0.045, OR = 3.740), while education (pvalue = 0.086), work (p-value = 0.748), attitude (p-value = 0.078), the existence of larvae (p-value = 0.716) does not have a relationship to the incidence of DHF and 1 variable cannot be connected namely the existence of a water reservoir because 100% have a water reservoir and 1 variable only looks at the description of DHF events by season.
THE EFFECT OF HEALTH EDUCATION IN HOMECARE SERVICES ON THE INDEPENDENCE OF DAILY ACTIVITIES OF MIDDLE STROKE PATIENTS IN KEC. KOLANG 2021 Devi Kristina Hutagalung; Piuskosmas Fau; Delvi Sihombing
Science Midwifery Vol 10 No 1, October (2021): Science Midwifery
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Health education is one form of nursing intervention that can be carried out in nursing services. Home care is a form of nursing service in the community.. This study aims to determine the effect of health education in the implementation of home care on the independence of daily activities for patients with mild stroke in Kec.Kolang. The research design used in this study was a preexperimental method with one group pretest-posttest design, namely research using one group of subjects, measurements were carried out before and after giving treatment to the subject with a sample of 10 people. The daily activity independence score after health education showed an increasing trend. Respondents belonging to the independent category experienced an increase from 3 people (30%) at the pre-test to 8 people (80%) at the posttest with the strength of the influence p=0.016. Respondents belonging to the "know" category experienced an increase from 6 people (60%) in the pre-test to 9 people (90%), from the test statistical test results showed that there was an effect of health education on the independence of daily activities where the strength of the effect was obtained with a value of p=0.004, Attitude (affective) independence score of Daily Activities after health education showed an increasing trend. Respondents who were included in the "responding" category experienced an increase from 3 people (30%) in the pre-test to 8 people (80%) from the results of statistical tests that showed an influence on attitudes (affective) in terms of daily activities of mild stroke sufferers in Indonesia.Where the strength of the influence is obtained with a value of p=0.010. Respondents belonging to the "doing" category experienced an increase from 2 people (20%) in the pre-test to 6 people (60%), from the results of the test statistic that there was a positive influence on actions/practices (psychomotor) in terms of daily activities. Researchers suggest that health education be carried out to increase the independence of daily activities of stroke sufferers.
RELATIONSHIP KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDE ABOUT MALARIA WITH PREGNANT MOTHER BEHAVIOR FOR LOOKING FOR MALARIA TREATMENT IN PREGNANCY IN THE AEK HABIL PUBLIC HEALTH CENTER AREA YEAR 2021 Friska A. Sihombing; Lely Desi Uli Basana; Tetty Sianturi
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Indonesia, especially West Papua, which is a malaria endemic area, is still facing malaria as a health problem. Malaria is one of the causes of death of pregnant women, children and toddlers which can reduce labor productivity. If not treated immediately, pregnant women who contract malaria can experience complications that affect the mother and the fetus in her womb. In endemic areas, malaria is often considered a common disease, causing differences in people's mindsets in seeking treatment for malaria. There has been no previous research in West Papua regarding knowledge and attitudes about malaria with the behavior of pregnant women to seek malaria treatment in pregnancy. The study was conducted in three PKM in Sorong Regency to 81 respondents with a cross sectional study design using consecutive sampling. The research instrument used is using a questionnaire. The results obtained are the proportion of self-medication behavior is low, the level of knowledge is moderate and the attitude is high in pregnant women. However, the results of the analysis test were found to be insignificant between the level of knowledge and behavior of selfmedication and the level of attitudes and behavior (p>0.05). However, good knowledge and attitude can prevent pregnant women from self-medication. There is no relationship between the level of knowledge and attitudes with self-medication behavior. Increased knowledge of malaria can be done to help pregnant women better understand malaria, and malaria screening for pregnant women is carried out more actively to prevent pregnant women from self-medication.
THE RELATIONSHIP OF KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDE ABOUT MALARIA WITH BEHAVIOR OF PREGNANT MOTHERS WITH MALARIA TREATMENT IN PREGNANCY AT SARUDIK PUSKESMAS, TAPANULI CENTRAL DISTRICT 2021 Jenni Susi Sihite; Syahrul Khairiati; Ainun Ainun
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Pregnant women who contract malaria can experience complications that affect the mother and the fetus in her womb. In endemic areas, malaria is often considered a common disease, causing differences in people's mindsets in seeking treatment for malaria. There has been no previous research in West Papua regarding knowledge and attitudes about malaria with the behavior of pregnant women to seek malaria treatment in pregnancy. The study was conducted in three PKM in Sorong Regency to 81 respondents with a cross sectional study design using consecutive sampling. The research instrument used is using a questionnaire. The results obtained are the proportion of self-medication behavior is low, the level of knowledge is moderate and the attitude is high in pregnant women. However, the results of the analysis test were found to be insignificant between the level of knowledge and behavior of self-medication and the level of attitudes and behavior (p>0.05). However, good knowledge and attitude can prevent pregnant women from self-medication. There is no relationship between the level of knowledge and attitudes with self-medication behavior. Increased knowledge of malaria can be done to help pregnant women better understand malaria, and malaria screening for pregnant women is carried out more actively to prevent pregnant women from self-medication.
Family Health Profile Index in the Village of Ndoru Rea I Yustina PM Paschalia; Irwan Budiana
Science Midwifery Vol 10 No 2 (2022): April: Science Midwifery
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Background: The challenge of health development in achieving the highest public health requires a family approach which is initiated by mapping the problems in depth from the life cycle approach through home visits. Objective: This study aims to determine the index of family health profiles in Ndoru Rea I Village. Methods: This research is a descriptive research with a survey approach to describe the family health index. The population in this study were all families in the Ndoru Rea I Village area, totaling 237 families with a total sample of the population. Data analysis was carried out descriptively and presented in the form of tables and narratives. Results: The coverage of each indicator of a healthy family is that families participate in the family planning program 34.29%, mothers give birth in health facilities 84,62% of infants receive complete basic immunizations 100%, infants are exclusively breastfed for 6 months 100%, growth of toddlers is monitored every year. month 91.80%, patients with pulmonary tuberculosis were treated according to the standard 100%, patients with hypertension had regular treatment 27.27%, patients with severe mental disorders were not neglected 0%, no family members smoked 41.77%, families had access to/used water clean 95.78%, families have access to / use healthy latrines 93.25%, families are already members of National health insurance 34.18%. Conclusion: Ndoru Rea 1 Village is included in the unhealthy village category, where the Healthy Family Index (IKS) of Ndoru Rea 1 Village is 0.177
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DIABETES MELLITUS RISK FACTORSTHAT CAN BE CHANGED WITH THE INCIDENCE OF TYPE 2 DM AT THE PORIAHA HEALTH CENTER 2021 Leli Desi Uli Basana; Crishartanto Simanungkalit; Ririn Manalu
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Diabetes mellitus (DM) is a chronic metabolic disorder caused by the pancreas not producing enough insulin or the body not being able to use the insulin it produces effectively. Diabetes will usually appear when you have entered the vulnerable age of 45 years who are overweight, so that the insulin in the body does not respond. The purpose of this study was to determine the relationship between modifiable risk factors for DM and the incidence of type 2 diabetes at the Janti Public Health Center, Malang. The research design used is a correlational method with a cross sectional approach. Collecting data in this study using questionnaires and medical records with the target respondents, namely patients in the working area of the Janti Health Center aged 45 years. There is a significant relationship between BMI, physical activity, hypertension, dyslipidemia, unhealthy diet and prediabetes with the incidence of type 2 DM at the Janti Health Center. The P values yield the order (0.000; 0.000; 0.000; 0.020; 0.002; 0.000 < 0.05). while the variables of central obesity and smoking with the incidence of type 2 DM did not find a significant relationship.
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CONSUMPTION PATTERNS AND NUTRITIONAL STATUS IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL-AGED CHILDREN IN THE COASTAL AREA OF SIBOLGA CITY IN 2021 Meiyati Simatupang; Herlina Herlina; Hemro Simamora
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Children of primary school age in coastal areas are among the groups at high risk of experiencing nutritional status problems. Children need adequate nutrients because they are still in their infancy. Adequate diet and consumption of nutrients are very influential for the optimal process of growth, development, and health of children. The purpose of this study was to analyze the relationship between consumption patterns and nutritional status in elementary school-age children in the coastal area of Sibolga City. The study design used a cross sectional design. The sampling technique uses the Multistage Random Sampling technique (n=259). The results of the study There was an association between dietary consumption patterns and the nutritional status of school-age children with a significance value of 0.000. The conclusion is that there is a meaningful relationship between the diet and the nutritional status of the students. Advice for the health department is expected to create health education programs in schools. Advice for puskesmas is expected to be able to hold regular measurements of student nutritional status, conduct health checks. For the nursing profession, it is expected to be able to provide education and counseling to parents and students related to the prevention of nutritional status problems in students.
NURSING CARE TO NY.K's CLIENT WITH COMPLICATIONS OF DIABETIC ULCUS IN THE INTERNAL OF FL TOBING HOSPITAL, SIBOLGA IN YEAR 2021 Pius Kosmas Fau; Rumiris Simatupang; Mita Simanjuntak
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Diabetic ulcers as a chronic complication of Diabetes Mellitus,where as many as 56% of cases of diabetic ulcers accompanied by infection will experience diabetic foot ulcers and will develop into tissue death, if not treated intensively can lead to amputation diabetic ulcer.The results of the case report found data on Mrs. N,namely the client said about ± 1 month the wound did not heal.The wound was located on the left lower extremity.The client says the wound smells, the client's wound looks red, swollen, wet and has pus, the wound is covered with a bandage.The condition of the bandage looks wet and there is blood,on the client's wound there is a lot of necrotic tissue on the edges and surface of the wound, the wound on the big toe of the left p: ±5cm L: ±6 cm and the wound on the back of the foot with a diameter of 6 cm.Pain in the leg with the wound, the pain feels like being stabbed-stab.Pain scale 4,occurs during activity and decreases at rest.The client looks tense when the wound on his leg is cleaned, and the client grimaces when the ulcer is pressed.The client said that while in the hospital his sleep was not comfortable.The results of the study found problems in Ny.N, namely damage to tissue integrity and pain.Based on the nursing problems above,a plan is drawn up and carries out nursing actions and evaluations that refer to the goals and outcome criteria.To prevent the increase of Diabetic Ulcers,it is recommended to hospital agencies to carry out intensive care and provide adequate information to patients about Diabetic Ulcers themselves.
KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDES OF THE COMMUNITY TOWARDS MALARIA PREVENTION IN PASIRBIDANG VILLAGE, CENTRAL TAPANULI REGENCY IN 2021 Syahrul Khairati; Leli Desi Uli Basana; Ermia Gulo
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Indonesia is one of the countries in the world that still faces the risk of Malaria. Sarudik Subdistrict is one of the Malaria endemic areas in Central Tapanuli Regency with an Annual Parasite Incidence (API) rate in 2015 of 10.93%. The incidence of malaria is caused by direct contact between female Anopheles mosquitoes and humans and is supported by community behavior. This type of research is a descriptive research that aims to find out the knowledge and attitudes of the community towards malaria prevention in Pasir Village, Central Tapanu Regency. This research was conducted in May 2021. The population in this study was 1,282 households, the sample was obtained by 93 respondents. The data used are primary data and skunder data. The analyzed data descriptively are presented in the frequency distribution table.

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