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"Chemotherapy is one of the cancer treatment that could provide many side effects and decrease the functional status and quality of life cancer patients. Progressive muscle relaxation (PMR) training is one of the nursing intervention that leads to decreased physical and phsycological effect from chemotherapy. The purpose of this study was to identify 'the effect of progressive muscle relaxation training on functional status in the context of the nursing care for cancer patients with chemotherapy'. This study was a quasi experimental using a nonequivalent control group with pretest and posttest design. The sample was cancer patients who received chemotherapy and inpatient in RS Dr. Wahidin Sudirohusodo Makassar. A concecutive sampling was used as the sample collection method and 48 subjects were obtained this study, divided into two groups, each group consisted of twenty four subjects as intervention group who were given PMR training twice a day for seven days, and twenty four subjects as control group who were not given PMR training. The instrument that used in this study were demography form and Functional Living Index-Cancer to measure functional status which consisted 22 questions with 7-point Likert-Type linear analog scale. A T test was used to examine the differences of the mean of functional status scores and each dimension. The finding showed that there was a significant increased of the mean of functional status after PMR training in intervention group (p=0,000). It means that PMR training has an effect in increasing level of functional status in cancer patients with chemotherapy. It is recommended to apply PMR training as a nursing intervention to cancer patients with chemotherapy and suggested to conduct futher research using more samples."

"Fase rehabilitasi merupakan fase kemampuan fungsional berada pada tahap paling rendah dibandingkan fase lain. Pemulihan fungsi fisik menjadi prioritas dilihat dari status fungsional. Penelitian ini bertujuan mengidentifikasi faktor-faktor yang berhubungan dengan status fungsional pada paska ORIF fraktur ekstremitas bawah.Desain penelitian adalah cross-sectional dengan 35 responden dan pengumpulan data menggunakan kuesioner. Variabel independen adalah usia, lama hari rawat, jenis fraktur, nyeri, kelelahan, motivasi, fall-efficacy, dan dukungan keluarga sementara variabel dependen adalah status fungsional. Uji ANOVA digunakan untuk data kategorik serta korelasi pearson dan spearman rho untuk data numerik.Hasil penelitian menunjukan fall-efficacy (r = -0,490 dan nilai p=0,003) merupakan faktor yang berhubungan. Model multivariat memiliki nilai p=0,015 dan jenis fraktur, nyeri, dan fall-efficacy mampu menjelaskan 28,2 % status fungsional dengan nyeri sebagai faktor yang paling besar untuk memprediksi status fungsional setelah dikontrol fall-efficacy dan jenis fraktur. Penelitian ini merekomendasikan melakukan latihan meningkatkan status fungsional terintegrasi manajemen nyeri dan fall-efficacy.

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Rehabilitation phase is a phase of functional ability at the stage of the lowest compared to other phases. Recovery of physical function is a priority from functional status. Conducted research on the functional status as the basis for the restorative care. The research aimed to identify factors associated with functional status post ORIF fracture in the lower extremities.The study design was a crosssectional with 35 respondents and collecting data using questionnaires. Independent variables were age, length of day care, type of fracture, pain, fatigue, motivation, fall-efficacy, and family support; as the dependent variable was functional status. ANOVA test used for categorical data and Pearson correlation and spearman rho for numerical data.The results show the fall-efficacy (r = - 0.490 and p-value = 0.003) is related factors. Multivariat model have p value=0,015 and type of fracture, pain, and fall-efficacy explained 28,2 % functional status variable with pain as the biggest factor for predicting functional status after controlled fall-efficacy and type of fracture. This research recommended for exercises improved functional status integrated pain and fallefficacy managemen."