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Physical Exercise Intervention for Children Undergoing Cancer Treatment: A Scoping Review
No full textAims: This research aimed to explore articles regarding physical exercise for children undergoing cancer treatment.
Method: The research method used is scoping review. The process of doing a scoping review involves several steps, including developing research questions, establishing criteria for inclusion, a comprehensive search strategy, literature screening and selection, organizing data, and compiling, summarizing, and presenting the findings. The inclusion criteria encompassed full-text papers, namely randomized controlled trials or quasi-experimental research, published in English during the past decade (2014–2023). Pubmed, CINAHL, Scopus, and Proquest are used as search engines and database searches. Selected articles were extracted into charting data, analyzed with descriptive approaches, and the results reported.
Results: The results found 14 articles, which were then categorized into three physical exercise programs, such as integrated physical exercise, technology-based physical exercise, and multimodal exercise. Outcomes obtained are cardiorespiratory fitness, motor performance, cancer-related fatigue, and quality of life.
Conclusion: The side effects of cancer treatment in children may be mitigated through the implementation of physical exercise programs. This scoping review can be a consideration for optimizing pediatric nursing services by adding physical exercise interventions to the rehabilitation protocol as a supportive treatment for children who are currently undergoing cancer treatment
Effect of Isometric Handgrip Exercise on Sleep Quality of Hypertension Patients in the Elderly
No full textAims: The study aimed to knowing the effect of isometric handgrip exercise on the quality of sleep of hypertension patients in the elderly.
Methods: The study was Quasi Experiment research with one group pretest-posttest design. The study population was purposive sampling and obtained a total of 30 respondents. This research was conducted at the Sukawarna Health Center Work Area, Bandung City. The instrument used was PSQI (Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index).
Results: There was an effect ofisometric handgrip exercise on the quality of sleep of hypertension patients in the elderly (p-value = 0,000).
Conclusion: Isometric handgrip exercise is a non-pharmacological therapy that can be used to improve quality of sleep of hypertension patients in the elderly
Health Care Functions of Elderly Families with Hypertension Who Live Alone Life in Bandung District (Phenomenological Study)
No full textAims: The aim of this research is to explore the health care function of families of elderly people with hypertension who live their lives alone in Bandung Regency.
Methods : This research design uses a qualitative method with an exploratory phenomenological approach. The number of participants was 7 people who conducted a focus group discussion (FGD).
Results : The results of this research obtained 5 themes, namely recognizing internal and external health problems based on reflex response, making decisions based on personal needs and complaints of the elderly, caring for oneself by preventing and strengthening positive energy, maintaining environmental health through dividing tasks and joint financial responsibility, and increasing optimization utilization of health services.
Conclusions : Research on elderly hypertension families reveals five main themes: understanding hypertension through psychological and physical responses, making decisions based on personal needs, self-prevention and positive energy, dividing environmental health and joint financial responsibility, and optimizing health facility use through PKM and Health Services
Effectiveness of Zilgrei Method Towards Labor Output Among Primigravida Mother in Indonesia
No full textAims : the study aimed to test the effectiveness of the zilgrei methode in primigravida mother with second stage labor of long second stage, incidence laceration, infant condition and the scale pain of labor.
Methods : The study used a queasy experimental design with a control group, collecting primary data through observation, partographs, APGAR score, and pain scale assessment for 6 months.
Result : The result of the bivariate test shows that the mean comparison of the long second stage was different between the two groups (p-value 0,001). No significant difference in the proportion of the incidence laceration (p= 0.370), APGAR score at first, fifth, and ten minutes (p>0.005). There was a significant comparison of pain scale between a group with and without Zilgrei Method (p=0.000).
Conclusions : Based on the results of this study Zilgrei method can be applied as an alternative non-pharmacological method to shorten the second stage and reduce pain on labor. For further research, it is necessary to consider controlling the weight of a born baby and maternal risk factors to determine the effect of applying the Zilgrei method optimally to the laceration of the birth canal and the condition of the baby at birth
Managing Hypothermia in Emergency Exploratory Laparatomy: A Case Report
No full textAims: The writing of this case report aims to analyze the management of hypothermia in patients undergoing emergency laparotomy in the operating room.
Methods: This research method is a case report study with a retrospective approach by monitoring, interviewing, and using medical data of patients undergoing emergency exploratory laparotomy surgery in the Emergency Operating Room of Prof. Dr. I.G.N.G. Ngoerah Hospital. The data collected were the patient\u27s disease course, diagnosis, actions, and nursing interventions.
Results: In both cases, the temperature was maintained between 35.5°C to 36°C using a combination of warm blankets, mattresses, and warmed NaCl.
Conclusion: This case report concludes that providing warm blankets, warm mattresses, and warm NaCl to wash the abdomen is beneficial in preventing perioperative hypothermia in patients undergoing emergency exploratory laparotomy. The operating room nurse is expected always to monitor the patient\u27s temperature so as not to experience hypothermia
Relationship Between Knowledge and History of Low Birth Weight with the Incidence of Stunting Among Toddlers in Public Health Center
No full textAims: To determine the relationship between knowledge and historical records of low birth weight (LBW) and the prevalence of stunting in young children at the Cibadak Community Health Center in Lebak Regency.
Method: The study used incidental sampling, involving women with toddlers at the Cibadak Community Health Center, to evaluate their health, using SPSS 22, chi square, and Spearman rank tests.
Results: The results of the research show that knowledge and history of LBW in toddlers have a significant relationship. The p value from the chi square test on the history of LBW with stunting has a value of 0.000, as well as the p value in the Spearman rank test on the mother\u27s knowledge variable regarding the incidence of stunting also has a value of 0.000.
Conclusions: The study focuses on the link between awareness and medical history of low birth weight and stunting in toddlers, emphasizing the necessity of nutritional programs and attention from healthcare providers
The Influence of Social Capital on Community Self-Efficacy in Facing Tsunamis in Pasiripis Village, Surade Sub-District, Sukabumi District
No full textAims: The purpose of this study was to determine the simultaneous influence of social capital, trust, networks, and social norms on community self-efficacy in dealing with tsunamis in Pasiripis Village, Surade Subdistrict, Sukabumi District.
Methods: This was a correlational study with a cross sectional approach. The population was the community of Pasiripis Village, Surade Subdistrict, Sukabumi District with a sample of 364 people using proportional random sampling technique. The instrument was valid and reliable. Data were collected using questionnaires and statistical analysis using multiple linear regression.
Results: The study reveals that social capital, trust, social networks, and norms significantly impact the community\u27s self-efficacy in dealing with tsunamis, with a multivariate contribution of 50.6%. These variables have p-values less than 0.05, indicating their significant influence on the community\u27s resilience in the face of a tsunami.
Conclusion: The study reveals that social capital, trust, networks, and social norms significantly impact community self-efficacy in Pasiripis Village, Surade Subdistrict, Sukabumi District, and suggests continuous improvement through regular disaster education and training
Relationship between Parental Social Support and o Menarche Readiness among Adolescents at Islamic Centre Binbaz: A Cross-sectional Study
No full textAims: This study aims to analyze the relationship between the social support of parents and the preparedness for menarche in adolescents.
Methods: This research uses quantitative research with a cross-sectional design. The study was conducted at the Islamic Centre Binbaz Elementary High School. The sample consisted of 50 respondents using the total sampling techniques. The instruments used were the social support questionnaire of parents and the preparedness for menarche. Bivariate analysis used the Spearman rho test.
Result: Parental support for menstruation in the negative category of 31 people (62%) and preparedness for menarche in female adolescents is as high as 35 people (70%). There is a relationship between social support of parents with menarche readiness with a p-value of 0.024 and a correlation coefficient (r) of 0.320.
Discussions: In reproductive health, especially regarding menarche, parents are expected to communicate better with their children about puberty issues, because it helps ensure healthy child sexuality. Focusing on building communication between parents and children, is an effective strategy for increasing overall support for children\u27s health. Parental support in preparing children for menarche includes being an educator who provides complete and correct information about menstruation, maintaining hygiene during menstruation, and both physical and mental support when facing menarche.
Conclusion: This research indicates a relationship between parental social support and readiness for menarche in adolescents, with a weak correlation level and a positive correlation. This means that adolescents who have high parental support have a higher preparedness for menarche
Effect of Lavender Aromatherapy Combination and Earplug Use on Sleep Quality of Critically Patients
No full textAims: Critically ill patients\u27 severe symptoms and higher mortality risk can impact sleep quality. Non-pharmacological therapy, including lavender aromatherapy and earplugs, can improve sleep quality in these patients. To determine the effect of the combination of lavender aromatherapy and the use of earplugs on sleep quality in critically ill patients.
Methods: This study uses a Quasy Experiment design with a one-group pretest-posttest design, involving 33 participants aged 18-65, with The Richards-Campbell Sleep Questionnaire, and uses Paired Sample t-Test for data processing.
Results: In this study, an overview of the sleep quality of critical patients showed an improvement. An analysis of the sleep quality of critically ill individuals revealed a notable enhancement. The study found a significant improvement in sleep quality after the lavender aromatherapy intervention and the use of earplugs in the intervention group, as indicated by a p-value of 0.001 (p<0.05).
Conclusion: The findings of this study indicate that the use of lavender aromatherapy intervention with earplugs can positively impact the sleep quality of critically ill patients. Furthermore, nurses can independently use lavender aromatherapy and earplug use as crucial nursing treatments
Translation and Content Validation of the Self-Administered Version of the International Restless Leg Syndrome Severity Scale (sIRLS)
No full textAims: Restless Legs Syndrome (RLS) is a neurological sensorimotor disorder that causes a person to feel the need to move their lower extremities due to uncomfortable sensations. This condition can be monitored to minimize and cure the symptoms. One of the monitoring instrument is The Self-administered version of The International Restless Legs Syndrome Rating Scale (sIRLS). In Indonesia, the sIRLS instrument has not been culturally adapted. This research aims to translate and to test the content validity the Indonesian version of the sIRLS, so that it can further contribute to subsequent psychometric research on this instrument.
Methods: The sIRLS were translated through forward translation, synthesized translation, back-translation, synthesized back-translation, and expert committee by five translators and three expert judges. Content validity was tested through CVR, I-CVI, and S-CVI for the essentiality, relevancy, and clarity of each item.
Results: The first validity test showed a significant value for essentiality and relevancy of all the items (1,00). However the first test showed an insignificant value for the clarity of the seven items (0,33 and 0,66). Therefore the researcher should revise the seven items based on the suggestions from the expert judges and then carry out a second content validity test. Consequently, the final values of the CVR, I-CVI, and S-CVI showed significant values (1,00) for the essentiality, relevancy, and clarity.
Discussions: Many Adaptation and modification on a few terms were required to achieve both meaning and cultural equivalence and also to facilitate understanding of the respondents.
Conclusion: The Indonesian Version of self-administered version of The International Restless Legs Syndrome Rating Scale (sIRLS) is validly reviewed from the essentiality, relevancy, and clarity of the items