ASUHAN KEPERAWATAN NYERI AKUT DENGAN TERAPI RELAKSASI HIPNOSIS PADA PASIEN DM-DF DI RUANG BARIS RSD MANGUSADA

Purwita, Putu (2026) ASUHAN KEPERAWATAN NYERI AKUT DENGAN TERAPI RELAKSASI HIPNOSIS PADA PASIEN DM-DF DI RUANG BARIS RSD MANGUSADA. Other thesis, Poltekkes Kemenkes Denpasar.

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Abstract

NURSING CARE FOR ACUTE PAIN USING HYPNOSIS RELAXATION THERAPY FOR A PATIENT WITH DM-DF IN BARIS ROOM OF RSD MANGUSADA ABSTRACT Patients with diabetes mellitus often go unnoticed until complications arise. One common symptom is foot problems, such as wounds. Wound healing in patients with diabetes mellitus typically takes longer due to a lack of oxygen supply to the bloodstream, resulting in pain and difficulty healing. The purpose of this study was to determine nursing care for acute pain by administering hypnosis relaxation therapy to patients with diabetes mellitus with complications of diabetic foot ulcers at Mangusada Regional Hospital. The results of the study found nursing assessment data in the form of subjective data regarding pain complaints and objective data in the form of swelling in the feet that is the source of pain, grimacing, restlessness, and sleep disturbances. The formulated nursing diagnosis was Acute pain related to physical injury. The nursing plan refers to the SLKI guidelines with the outcome of decreased pain levels and SIKI with the main intervention of pain management by identifying pain including location, duration, frequency, quality, and intensity. In addition, complementary therapy was carried out in the form of hypnosis relaxation therapy and collaborative administration of analgesics. The nursing implementation was aligned with the intervention plan, including pain identification, hypnosis relaxation therapy, and collaborative analgesic administration. The nursing evaluation showed that after 3x24 hours of nursing interventions, the goals were partially achieved. The patient reported that the pain was still felt but had decreased, and that the patient was able to focus on distracting herself from the pain. Hypnosis relaxation therapy can be an intervention for pain control in patients with diabetes mellitus complicated by diabetic foot ulcers. Keywords: DM-DF, Acute Pain, Hypnosis Relaxation Therapy

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