THE RELATIONSHIP OF KNOWLEDGE ABOUT HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK WITH INITIAL HANDLING OF PATIENTS IN NURSES IN EMERGENCY INSTALLATIONS

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THE RELATIONSHIP OF KNOWLEDGE ABOUT HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK WITH INITIAL HANDLING OF PATIENTS IN NURSES IN EMERGENCY INSTALLATIONS

Ina Nuru
Naning Rahayu
Nofita Fajar Mentari
Novitasari

Keywords: Hypovolemic Shock, Knowledge, Emergency

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Hypovolemic shock is a medical or surgical condition in which fluid loss occurs rapidly and results in multiple organ failure caused by inadequate circulating volume and blood flow. Hypovolemic shock caused by trauma or non-trauma can cause death. The purpose of this study was to determine the relationship between knowledge about hypovolemic shock and early management of emergency patients. This research method uses a descriptive correlational method through a cross sectional approach, with a total sampling technique with a total sample of 30 respondents. Data collection used a Knowledge Questionnaire for knowledge variables about hypovolemic shock and a Questionnaire based on hospital SOPs for initial treatment of patients. The results of the research from 30 respondents showed that 16 respondents with a percentage (53.3%) stated that they had a good level of knowledge about hypovolemic shock. 14 respondents with a percentage (46.7%) stated that they had poor knowledge of hypovolemic shock. Based on the results of the study, it was found that the ρ value was 0.002 <0.05, meaning that Ha was accepted and H0 was rejected. From this value, the results of the study were that there was a relationship between knowledge about hypovolemic shock and initial treatment of patients in nurses at the hospital emergency room.

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