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ISSN : - EISSN : 28081021 DOI : https://doi.org/10.30595/pshms.v2i.216

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The effect of warm compress intervention on post herniotomy pain Ika Cahyaningsih; Wenny Savitri; R. Anggono Joko Prasojo
Proceedings Series on Health & Medical Sciences Vol. 1 (2020): Proceedings of the 1st International Conference of Health Science Faculty Universitas
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The most complaint symptom for post herniotomy patients is pain on the surgical site. Pain may affect patients' ability to mobilize and may attribute to prolonged length of stay in the hospital. Many complementary therapies have been used to decrease pain intensity for patients post-surgery, but warm compress intervention on post herniotomy pain has not been explored significantly. To investigate the effect of warm compress intervention on post herniotomy pain. The study used a pre-post test quasi-experimental with control group design. Sixteen post herniotomy adult patients of Wates Kulon Progo District General Hospital of Yogyakarta were recruited for each group. The intervention group was given warm compress interventions two times per day for two days. Pain intensity was assessed pre and post-intervention with the Numerical Rating Scale, while the control group only received regular analgetic. The researchers used the Wilcoxon Signed-Rank Test and Mann-Whitney U Test to compare pain intensity in each group and between groups.Fifteen out of 16 patients who received warm compress intervention rated decreased pain intensity as the rest did not experience any differences after the intervention (Z=-3.354, p=.001). Unlike the control group, only 3 out of 16 patients experienced declined pain intensity after two days of herniotomy when the rest did not encounter any changes (Z=-1.732, p=.083). The mean rank between intervention and control groups were significantly different (U=20.000, p=.000). Warm compress intervention is a non-invasive nursing intervention which is effective in reducing the pain intensity of post herniotomy patients.

Survival analysis of chronic kidney disease patients with hemodialysis Kuwat Susanto; Asiandi
Proceedings Series on Health & Medical Sciences Vol. 1 (2020): Proceedings of the 1st International Conference of Health Science Faculty Universitas
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The incidence of Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) is increasing every year. The prevalence of CKD patients in Indonesia is 0.2%. One of the management of CKD is hemodialysis. The benchmark of success in hemodialysis therapy in extending the life of the patient is a survival rate. Through this survival rate, it will be visible to see the duration of the patient can survive. Objective: This study aimed to determine the factors which affected the survival time of Chronic Kidney Disease patients undergoing hemodialysis in Banyumas Regional Hospital. This study implemented an observational analytic design. This research type was a retrospective cohort. This study involved 275 respondents selected through simple random sampling technique. The setting of the study was in the Hemodialysis Room of Banyumas Regional Hospital. Research variables were tested by Kaplan meier method. The analysis indicated that the occupation and vascular access significantly affect the survival rate of patients with the Chronic Kidney disease. The result of the significance (p-value) was smaller than 0.05.There is a correlation between factors that affected the survival rate and the time of life resistance of CKD patients undergoing hemodialysis at Banyumas Regional Hospital, which are occupation and vascular access.

Experience of sexual harassment in patients with mental disorders Sukarni; Siti Nurjanah
Proceedings Series on Health & Medical Sciences Vol. 1 (2020): Proceedings of the 1st International Conference of Health Science Faculty Universitas
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Sexual harassment is a form of an unpleasant experience making a person uncomfortable. It has physical or psychological impacts. 163-403-2-ED. The research aimed to find out the experience of sexual harassment that causes behavioral changes in patients with mental illness in Banyumas Regional Hospital.This was quantitative descriptive research. There were 32 people taken as the research sample using purposive sampling technique. The data resulted in the distribution of each variable in percentage, classified in the Slovin formula. A questionnaire from the Sexual Harassment Inventory (SHI) was also employed. The average age of the patients who had experienced sexual harassment was 31.53 years, and it happenned when they were 19.56 years. Most of them were male (68.8%), had primary school education (40.6%), and were already employed (53, 1%). The sexual harassment was in the form of verbal and non-verbal abuse (59.4%). It mostly occurred 1-2x (40.6%) in patients with a history of mental care 1-3x (40.6%). The perpetrators were mostly female (59.4%) and non-family members (87.5%). Most of the patients experienced severe sexual harassment (84.4%), causing annoyance (46.9%).In conclusion sexual harassment can be a factor in mental illness.

The correlation of handover and the performance of nurse Susanti; Etlidawati
Proceedings Series on Health & Medical Sciences Vol. 1 (2020): Proceedings of the 1st International Conference of Health Science Faculty Universitas
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The means of communication between nurses and other medical teams through handover must be recorded properly. Communication dysfunction during the handover may have an effect on nursing documentation such as errors in action planning.This study aimed to determine the correlation between the implementation of handover and the performance of nurses in the inpatient room of Banyumas Hospital.This research was a descriptive analytical with a cross sectional approach research. The sample of nurses on duty in the inpatient room were 67 persons. Data were collected by using a questionnaire and the analysis of research data were completed by the Chi Square test.Most of the nurses are female totaled 43 persons (64.2%), 65 persons are married (97.0%) and 41 persons are civil servants (61.2%). Most of the respondents have a DIII Nursing education (41.2%). The average age of the nurse is 33.67 years with an average working period of 8.51 years. Most of handover are in the good category, 42 persons (62.7%). Most of the nurses' performance are in good category totaled 49 persons (73.1%). There is a correlation between the implementation of handover with the performance of nurses in the inpatient room of Banyumas Hospital (p = 0.000).In conclusion better implementation of handover will improve the performance of nurses in the inpatient room of Banyumas Hospital.

Development of foot care instrument and internal consistency test in the rural area Parliani; Tri Wahyuni
Proceedings Series on Health & Medical Sciences Vol. 1 (2020): Proceedings of the 1st International Conference of Health Science Faculty Universitas
Publisher : UM Purwokerto Press

Currently, there are some comprehensive assessment tools for DFU. There is only one screening tool, but only assess risk of neuropathy, there is no complete of foot care assessment. The develop of foot care instrument is important for the nurses to provide health services and seek to eliminate physical, emotional, mental, and socio-cultural patient needs and also they play an important role in the care of diabetes .This descriptive study aimed: 1) to develop the instrument of foot care for diabetic patient, and 2) to test internal consistency in the rural area. The tool development were using: 1) literctivature review, 2) defining and categorize the item and 3) Testing the internal consistency using 23 respondents in Desa Kerawang and Desa Sumber Agung,Kubu Raya.Cronbachs Aplha were to analyze the internal consistency.The results showed that the instrument was developed as followed internal consistency used Cronbach’s Alpha was 0.893 for the item which can be used and 0.991 for the item which can be done in the rural area.The total items of this study consisted of: 1) Foot care education, consisting of a) knowledge of foot care, b) foot care behavior, c) amputation risk, d) mortality risk, d) interpretation of monofilament examination, 2) foot care diabetes, a) foot and foot examination, b) routine foot hygiene, c) walking barefoot, d) using proper footwear, e) cutting toe nails, f) avoiding the use of anything rough on the feet, g) professional care when open wounds and lesions in the leg, i) routine foot examination by professionals, 3) routine foot examination, a) peripheral neuopathy, b) history of ulcer or amputation, c) foot deformity, d) peripheral arterial disease, e) level of glycated hemoglobin, 4) Diabetic foot exercises, 5) Self-care management, 6) Supporting factors consist of a) footwear, b) digital silicon divices, c) antifungal treatment, d) elastic compression stocking.In conclusion the instrument of foot care has developed and reliable in rural area. Nurses and people who work with diabetic patients can use the instrument take care of patients’ foot. Further study should examine other test of validity and reliability.

Brain gym therapy for children Dina Indrati D Sulistyowati; Remilda Armika Vianti; Nur Azizah
Proceedings Series on Health & Medical Sciences Vol. 1 (2020): Proceedings of the 1st International Conference of Health Science Faculty Universitas
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Child and adult health risks including obesity, hypertension and diabetes may be programmed by nutrional status during this period.. Approximately 5 to 10% of children are estimated to have developmental delays. Therefore, the need for stimulation so that soft motorik development in children to improve optimally. Therapy for brain gymnastics can be stimulated for to improving the soft motorik development of children.The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of brain gymnastics therapy on the development of soft motorik in 4-6 years of age.This research method is quasy experimental with non-randomized control group pretest-posttest design. With purposive sample. 42 respondents were divided into the control group and the intervention group. Soft motorik development of children before and after being given treatment by using gymnastics therapy of brain has increased 76.2 % with significantly p value 0.045 (<0.05). In conclusion the gift of brain gymnastics therapy can improve the motor development of children aged 4-6 years. Suggestions for schools, parents can provide premature stimulation by providing a brain gymnastics game that can stimulate child development.

Wound care using metronidazole in a patient with diabetic foot ulcer: a case report Agus Santosa; Okta Fajar Silviana; Neneng Khasanah
Proceedings Series on Health & Medical Sciences Vol. 1 (2020): Proceedings of the 1st International Conference of Health Science Faculty Universitas
Publisher : UM Purwokerto Press

The control of infection in diabetic foot ulcers is essential to prevent injuries from getting worse. Infection in diabetic foot ulcers is generally caused by bacteria existence in the wound. Antibiotics may not be orally able to exterminate bacteria rapidly in the wound area, so antibiotics are needed directly and topically to the wound to reduce the infection process. This case describes wound care intervention using gauze added by antibiotic metronidazole as a wound compress in a 46-year-old male patient with diabetic foot ulcers treated at Cempaka Ward Banyumas Regional Public Hospital. This case is interesting because the medical intervention given to patients is rarely implemented in clinical practice. The conclusion is that a metronidazole antibiotic used to compress wounds in patients with diabetic foot ulcers can reduce the wound infection process.

Influence of Reaction Time and Hydrochloric Acid Volume on Rutile Titanum Dioxide Nanorods Thin Film Ahmad Norazlina; Talib Azman; Mohamad Fariza; Ahmad Mohd Khairul; Kusnanto Mukti Wibowo
Proceedings Series on Health & Medical Sciences Vol. 2 (2021): Proceedings of the 2nd International Nursing and Health Sciences Universitas Muhammad
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Titanium dioxide (TiO2) nanostructured materials have attracted attention due to their application at various fields such as photocatalysis, solar cell and photochemical applications. Whereas TiO2 could exhibit high efficiency of solar cell and economical than traditional silicon solar cells. In this study, hydrothermal method demonstrated to synthesis TiO2 nanorods properties at different hydrothermal reaction times and various hydrochloric acid volumes. Increasing the reaction time could influence the thickness towards high crystalline rutile formation while modifying the hydrochloric (HCl) acid concentration favours a great influence on the morphologies and alignment of the nanostructure. The result is beneficial for improvements thin film power conversion efficiency.

Midwifery Care for Mrs. K's Baby with Abdominal Bloating Using Telon Oil Nofita Tri Lestari; Diah Atmarina Y; Sawitri Dewi
Proceedings Series on Health & Medical Sciences Vol. 2 (2021): Proceedings of the 2nd International Nursing and Health Sciences Universitas Muhammad
Publisher : UM Purwokerto Press

Bloating (meteorism, tympanities) is a symptom that indicates the presence of air or gas in the abdominal or intestinal cavity (Gina et al., 2020). In newborns (neonates) occurs because the digestive system in neonates is immature, besides that there are not enough digestive enzymes available at birth, and will only reach sufficient levels with increasing age, this is as stated by Padila et al. , 2019. To overcome flatulence in infants, non-pharmacological therapy can be used, namely by using telon oil by massaging it on the baby's stomach, this can reduce bloating in infants. To determine the application of telon oil to reduce bloating in new born. Case study report using descriptive method, the location of the residence of Mrs. K in Nangkod Village Rt02/05, Kejobong District, Purbalingga Regency. The subject of the case study was a 15-day-old newborn with flatulence. Time of case study on 9 April 2021. Data collection techniques include interviews and secondary studies including documentation and literature studies. The general condition of the new born is good, after massaging using telon oil the baby fart. Giving massage using telon oil is effective for reducing flatulence in babies.

Knowledge, Attitude, and Practices of Nursing Students on Disaster Preparedness Hershey Snow G. Aurelio; Brent Jericho C. Bautista; Rosalia M. Casimiro; Niel Kishia R. Dichoso; Rocel A. Endaya; Shanaia Kaye V. Ignacio; Cheena Mallari
Proceedings Series on Health & Medical Sciences Vol. 2 (2021): Proceedings of the 2nd International Nursing and Health Sciences Universitas Muhammad
Publisher : UM Purwokerto Press

Nurses play a critical part in disaster response, and having nursing skills to be prepared for a disaster is essential and valuable. Healthcare workers must be explicitly trained to respond during catastrophe; thus, this study focused to determine the student nurse's knowledge, attitude, and practices on disaster preparedness as future care provider. This utilized a quantitative descriptive-correlational approach, total enumeration sampling, and used a four-part survey questionnaire. The result showed that most respondents were female, aged 18 to 22, and a resident of rural area. Nursing students have a sufficient understanding of disaster preparedness, including the importance of effective disaster planning and preparation, disaster warnings and indicators, and the appropriate responses to consider in the event of a disaster. The nursing students have a positive attitude toward disaster preparedness, particularly regarding their families' safety. Nursing students agree that they have sufficient disaster preparedness strategies, although they are not always mentally and physically prepared when a disaster occurs. Findings revealed that students' disaster preparedness knowledge and practices significantly correlate with their demographic profile; their social integration improve as they progress through the year levels. Based on the collected data, the nursing students' knowledge, attitude, and practices are satisfactory; however, there is still potential to expand and enhance disaster preparedness knowledge, attitude, and practices. Continuing education and training workshops to become proficient in disaster preparedness could help students improve knowledge, attitude, and practices, resulting in better management and preparation for potential disaster occurrences.

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