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"Penulisan karya ilmiah akhir ini bertujuan untuk mengaplikasikan teori Adaptasi Roy dalam perawatan anak dengan peningkatan tekanan intrakranial. Pemantauan yang ketat terhadap kemungkinan terjadinya cedera otak sekunder pada anak disertai dengan pemberian posisi kepala ditinggikan 30 derajat, stimulasi seminimal mungkin, perawatan dalam satu waktu serta pemilihan tindakan yang tidak memberikan rangsangan yang dapat berakibat fatal buat pasien sangat penting dilakukan. Teori Adaptasi Roy sangat sesuai diterapkan pada kasus ini karena pengkajian yang dilakukan sangat detail dan dapat memfasilitasi perawat untuk melakukan monitoring dengan ketat terhadap kemungkinan terjadi komplikasi lebih lanjut walaupun ada faktor lain yang turut berperan seperti berat ringannya penyakit, lokasi tumor dan lamanya tumor menekan bagian lain dari otak itu sendiri.

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This final scientific work aimed to apply Roys Adaptation Theory in nursing care for children with raised intracranial pressure. It is important to strict monitoring to possibility of secondary brain damage, lift up the head about 30, give nursing care in one time to minimize stimulating, and effectively select the less stimulating interventions that caused fatality. The Roys Adaptation theory is appropriate to applied in this case because the assessment is carried out very detailed and it facilitates nurses to monitor closely the possibility of further complication although another factors such as severity of the disease, tumor location, and the duration of the tumor pressure to the brain."