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ANXIETY LEVELS AND COPING MECHANISM OF HYPERTENSION IN PUSKESMAS MAGELANG UTARA
- Bagikan:
Hypertension is the most common cause of stroke, heart failure and kidney failure. The many
problems caused by hypertension often cause people with hypertension to experience anxiety.
Anxiety can raise blood pressure, which can worsen hypertension. A coping mechanism is applied
to reduce tension. When tension decreases, anxiety and blood pressure will decrease. However, if
the anxiety increases and the coping mechanism is not adaptive, the risk of hypertension is even
greater. This research is a descriptive study with a cross sectional approach to 64 respondents to
determine the level of anxiety and coping mechanisms. The level of anxiety is measured bythe
Zung Self Rating Anxiety Scale (ZSAS) questionnaire while the coping mechanism was measured
by the Jaloweic Coping Scale (JCS) questionnaire.. The results showed that 14 (21.9%) respondents
experienced mild anxiety, 37 (57.8%) respondents experienced moderate anxiety, 13 (20.3%)
respondents experienced severe anxiety and no one experienced panic. The adaptive coping
mechanism was carried out by 49 (76.6%) respondents and the adaptive mal-coping mechanism
was carried out by 15 (23.4%) respondents. Conclusion: The highest level of anxiety is moderate
anxiety and the most coping mechanism is adaptive coping mechanism.
Informasi Detail
| Pernyataan Tanggungjawab | |
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| Pengarang |
YENI YULISTANTI - Pengarang Utama
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| NIM | |
| Bahasa |
Indonesia
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| Deskripsi Fisik |
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| Dilihat sebanyak |
506
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| Penerbit | : ., |
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| Edisi |
2nd International Conference on Handling Non-Communicable Diseases Proceedings Semarang, 2-3 September 2020
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NONE
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