ASUHAN KEPERAWATAN NY. I DENGAN GANGGUAM KEBUTUHAN RASA NYAMAN : NYERI AKUT AKIBAT POST APPENDECTOMY DI RSUD AL-IHSAN PROVINSI JAWA BARAT

Lina, Erlina and Sukarni, Sukarni and Dalva, Dalilah (2023) ASUHAN KEPERAWATAN NY. I DENGAN GANGGUAM KEBUTUHAN RASA NYAMAN : NYERI AKUT AKIBAT POST APPENDECTOMY DI RSUD AL-IHSAN PROVINSI JAWA BARAT. ASUHAN KEPERAWATAN NY. I DENGAN GANGGUAM KEBUTUHAN RASA NYAMAN : NYERI AKUT AKIBAT POST APPENDECTOMY DI RSUD AL-IHSAN PROVINSI JAWA BARAT. pp. 1-78.

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Abstract

This case study is motivated by the incidence of appendicectomy in Indonesia which ranks 2nd out of 193 countries among other emergency abdominal cases. The West Java Health Office stated that in 2013, the number of cases of appendicitis in West Java was 5,980 people, and 177 of them caused death. Appendectomy is the surgical removal of an inflamed appendix (appendicitis). There are two appendectomy techniques, namely open and laparoscopic appendectomy. Management of patients with acute pain problems is with pharmacological management and non-pharmacological management. Pharmacological management that emphasizes the administration of drugs that are able to relieve pain, while non-pharmacological management is a technique that is carried out by providing relaxation and distraction techniques because it will relax the muscles so it is very effective for relieving pain. This case study aims to determine the description of pain in postoperative appendectomy patients. This case study uses a descriptive method. The implementation method is carried out by interviews, observation and documentation studies. The results of the study showed that acute pain problems were carried out by pharmacological and non-pharmacological management nursing actions for 5 consecutive days and the results of the problem were resolved with a pain scale of 0 (0-10). The conclusion from this case study is that there is some data in theory but not found in cases while all data in cases is in theory, so it is recommended that in providing nursing actions it does not have to be in accordance with what is in theory, but must be in accordance with the conditions and needs of patients.

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