Descriptive Analysis Of Maternal Anxiety Before Sectio Caesaria Surgery

Abstract

This research aims to find out the picture of maternal anxiety before sectio caesarean at Muhammadiyah Pekajangan Islamic Hospital Pekalongan. This research is a quantitative descriptive study using a cross sectional approach. The population in this study was mothers who gave birth in pre-caesarean sections at The Islamic Hospital Muhammadiyah Pekajangan Pekalongan. Sampling technique using quota sampling type, which is 30 respondents who meet inclusion criteria and do not drop out. Data collection using the T-MAS questionnaire (Taylor Anxiety Scale) method of data collection with interviews. The results found that 100% of respondents experienced anxiety and Most (70%) have severe anxiety before SC surgery. It is hoped that health workers especially midwives can provide information and provide positive support that can reduce the anxiety of clients before surgery sectio caesaria

Descriptive Analysis Of Maternal Anxiety Before Sectio Caesaria Surgery

“…This will affect the patient's anxiety level. In accordance with the results of Ganda Sigalingling research (2014 in Astuti, Hartinah, and Permana, 2019). That stated that respondents with higher education are more optimistic in the face of childbirth and childcare than respondents who have a secondary or even low education.…”

“…At a fairly mature age in terms of physique, one is expected to have optimal health status. In terms of immature age psychology it will be difficult to accept and realize the condition that must be treated properly and properly, especially the age of < 20 years is a high risk for pregnant and maternity mothers (Astuti, Hartinah, and Permana, 2019).…”

“…Long's opinion, suggesting that the older someone is, the more constructive it is to use the coffee against the problems at hand. This will indirectly affect a person's anxiety levels (Long, 2005 in Astuti, Hartinah, andPermana, 2019). Then within the high risk limit for mothers to get pregnant and maternity is the age of 20 years and ≥ 35 years, if it has been obtained this information then the mother of childbirth can experience anxiety (Rochyati, 2003 in Astuti, Hartinah, andPermana, 2019).…”

“…The relationship between education and anxiety is that higher education will be better able to cope with and use constructive and effective co-olving than the lowly educated. Nursalam (2003 in Astuti, Hartinah, andPermana, 2019) suggests that a person's level of education will influence in receiving information so that knowledge is gained more widely. This will affect the patient's anxiety level.…”

“…Surgery such as section caesarean is a form of planned medical intervention that usually lasts a long time, and requires respiratory control, so it is very risky to the safety of one's life and makes patients and families anxious (Ghofur and Porwoku, 2009). The postoperation period of SC is a period of increased anxiety for the client and his family, this is because the client generally does not understand why the surgery should be performed and requires further explanation that can also be carried out by the nurse (Scaffier, 2006 in Astuti, Hartinah, andPermana, 2019). With clear, correct and understandable information it will ultimately lower the anxiety of clients undergoing surgery.…”