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Demam berdarah dengue (DBD) adalah penyakit infeksi akibat virus dengue yangditularkan oleh nyamuk aedes agypti. Sanitasi lingkungan yang buruk sertakurangnya perilaku hidup bersih dan sehat merupakan faktor utama yangmenyebabkan penyebaran DBD di masyarakat perkotaan. Studi kasus inibertujuan untuk menganalisis penerapan teknik napas dalam sebagai intervensiuntuk mengatasi mual yang sering ditemukan pada klien dengan DBD. Mualpada DBD terjadi akibat pembesaran hepar yang mendesak lambung. Hasil studimenunjukan respon positif klien terhadap intervensi manajemen mual berupaberkurangnya rasa mual, peningkatan toleransi terhadap makanan, peningkatanporsi makan, serta penurunan dosis terapi antiemetik yang diberikan. Hasil karyailmiah ini diharapkan dapat menjadi pertimbangan bagi perawat untukmenerapkan penggunaan teknik napas dalam sebagai intervensi nonfarmakologidalam upaya mengatasi mual; ABSTRACT Dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF) is an infectious disease due to dengue viruswhich is transmitted by Aedes aegypti. Poor sanitation and lack of clean andhealthy lifestyle are the main factors causing the spread of DHF in urbancommunities. This case study aims to analyze the application of deep breathingtechnique as intervention for nausea which commonly occured in DHF clients.Nausea in DHF is caused by enlargement of the liver that pressing stomach.Results of this study show a positive response of the clients to nauseamanagement intervention manifested by nausea reduction, increase of food?stolerance, increase of meal?s portion, as well as dose reduction of given antiemetictherapy. The results of this scientific work are expected as consideration for allnurses to encourage the use of Deep breathing techniques as a nonpharmacologicalintervention in an attempt to overcome nausea.;Dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF) is an infectious disease due to dengue viruswhich is transmitted by Aedes aegypti. Poor sanitation and lack of clean andhealthy lifestyle are the main factors causing the spread of DHF in urbancommunities. This case study aims to analyze the application of deep breathingtechnique as intervention for nausea which commonly occured in DHF clients.Nausea in DHF is caused by enlargement of the liver that pressing stomach.Results of this study show a positive response of the clients to nauseamanagement intervention manifested by nausea reduction, increase of food?stolerance, increase of meal?s portion, as well as dose reduction of given antiemetictherapy. The results of this scientific work are expected as consideration for allnurses to encourage the use of Deep breathing techniques as a nonpharmacologicalintervention in an attempt to overcome nausea.;Dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF) is an infectious disease due to dengue viruswhich is transmitted by Aedes aegypti. Poor sanitation and lack of clean andhealthy lifestyle are the main factors causing the spread of DHF in urbancommunities. This case study aims to analyze the application of deep breathingtechnique as intervention for nausea which commonly occured in DHF clients.Nausea in DHF is caused by enlargement of the liver that pressing stomach.Results of this study show a positive response of the clients to nauseamanagement intervention manifested by nausea reduction, increase of food?stolerance, increase of meal?s portion, as well as dose reduction of given antiemetictherapy. The results of this scientific work are expected as consideration for allnurses to encourage the use of Deep breathing techniques as a nonpharmacologicalintervention in an attempt to overcome nausea., Dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF) is an infectious disease due to dengue viruswhich is transmitted by Aedes aegypti. Poor sanitation and lack of clean andhealthy lifestyle are the main factors causing the spread of DHF in urbancommunities. This case study aims to analyze the application of deep breathingtechnique as intervention for nausea which commonly occured in DHF clients.Nausea in DHF is caused by enlargement of the liver that pressing stomach.Results of this study show a positive response of the clients to nauseamanagement intervention manifested by nausea reduction, increase of food’stolerance, increase of meal’s portion, as well as dose reduction of given antiemetictherapy. The results of this scientific work are expected as consideration for allnurses to encourage the use of Deep breathing techniques as a nonpharmacologicalintervention in an attempt to overcome nausea.] |
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