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THE EFFECT OF MEDITATION AND HAEMOGLOBIN LEVELS ON LEARNING CONCENTRATION Indah Rohmawati 1, Oka Ludianita 2, Dwi Putri Sixteen Erawati 3 1 Prodi DIII Nursing STIKes Hutama Abdi Husada Tulungagung 2,3 Prodi SI Nursing STIKes Hutama Abdi Husada Tulungagung Email: rohmawatiindah2ymail.com Abstract Producing quality graduates is the hope of all the educational institutions, for it during the course of ones physical condition must be healthy and not anemic. In addition concentration is necessary for the student to learn the material provided can be absorbed. Good concentration is when a being in the alpha state, this can be accomplished one of them when students are trained meditation. The research objective is to prove the effects of meditation and haemoglobin levels on learning concentration . Analytical research type experimental design with randomized controlled trials RCT and carried for 28 day. population Nursing student in Prodi DIII STIKes Hutama Abdi Husada Tulungagung fourth semester amounted to 74 students, with a purposive sampling technique obtained 56 samples, the distribution of control and experimental group trained meditation done with Proportionate cluster random sampling technique. Practice meditation conducted for 28 days. HB levels were measured using Cyanmethemoglobin, learning concentration to use Bourdon Wiersma test. The technique of data analysis use independent t test. There is a statistically significant effect of meditation on the learning concentrations, seen from a p-value of 0.000 for speed, p 0.006 for accuracy, and p 0.000 for constancy . There is no statistically significant effect of Haemoglobin levels on learning concentrations, seen from the p-value of 0.933 for speed, p 0.126 for accuracy, and p 0.670 for constancy , this is because in this research was not found samples had higher levels of HB less than normal Keywords: Meditation, Learning Concentration, hemoglobin levels HB INTRODUCTION Learning quality one can be seen from the starting measuring student achievement through the cumulative achievement index CPI. One can achieve the expected achievement when in the process of learning to concentrate. Various attempts have been made to improve student learning concentration eg improvement of instructional media, improving the quality of lecturers as well as the improvement of facilities and infrastructure supporting learning, but the fact still be obtained Students who are not able to concentrate, including the Students in STIKes Hutama Abdi Husada Tulungagung. Concentration learning is centralizing power of thoughts and acts on an object to be examined with flush or set aside everything that has nothing to do with the object being studied Surya, 2009. One of the tools for measuring the concentration of learning is Bourdon Wiersma Test, including speed, accuracy and constancy.Categorized group concentration measurement results using standard norm values Wieghted Scores WS. Rate of speed is the quality of attention that is manifested by the cumulative number of seconds in completing the test material. The ability of perception is to describe the precision strike group specified point. Based on the level of vigilance recorded figures shortest and longest completion of the test, is used as the determination of constancy completion of work Someone who has the HB levels lower than the normal value or mangalami anemia can mangalami thought process disorder, decreased concentration, 378 memory, intelligence and ultimately the learning achievement of children is low Yuriastien E, Prawitasari D, Febry AB, 2009. H B is a protein that is rich in iron. HB most important function is the transport of oxygen and carbon dioxide Muttaqin, 2008. To determine whether a person is deprived of blood or not, can be determined by measuring hemoglobin levels. Determination k Adar hemoglobin can be defined in various ways, including a method t allquist, Sahli, oxyhemoglobin method, or a method sianmethemoglobin. But there anya h 2 an acceptable method in hemoglobinometri clinics, ie oxyhemoglobin, and sianmethemoglobin. Limit of normal levels of HB strongly influenced by age, sex, and height of residence from sea level Hand alter brain structure, based on analysis of magnetic resonance imaging MRI research results from Sara Lazar researchers from Psychiatric Neuroimaging Research Program MassachusettsGeneral Hospital found the density of the substance of gray gray matter increased in the hippocampus that are important to the process learning, memory, awareness, compassion and introspection, as well as a decrease in the density of gray substance in the amygdala, which plays an important role in anxiety and stress, Sukmono, 2013. The point of all this depends on the student, unable or unwilling to control yourself to stay focused on what is being learned. The research objective is to prove the effects of meditation and haemoglobin W and Haribowo USA, 2008. The normal levels on learning concentration . value of hemoglobin of male approximately 14-18 gr am dL, while women 12-16 gr am dL Asmadi, 2008. Values above can be different on each - each laboratory but not would be too far from the value above. There is also a laboratory which does not distinguish between men or women by men or older Hypothesis 1 there is the effect of meditation on learning concentration of , 2 there is no effect of HB levels on learning concentration METHODS This research analytic experimental design with random control trial RCT. do women. in STIKes Hutama Abdi Husada Good concentration is when a being in the alpha state relaxed without stress is marked by the opening of 88 subconscious mind Olivia, 2007. Meditation can make our brain waves to the alpha state Sukmono, 2013. Exercise regular meditation can help improve our ability to change with the brain consciousness lowering the brain waves of a beta, alpha, theta to delta Mustajib, 2010. M anfaat meditation among others improve confidence and self- control, m Enhancing the ability to focus the mind, sera can m engeluarkan hormone endorphin Rodenbeck, 2007. E ndorphins can be generated when the condition of the wave g o no Brainwave are in phase between alpha and theta. Endorphins not only makes feeling refreshed and energized. Endorphin substances can also improve concentration and memory Tulungagung Jl. Dr. Wahidin Sudiro Husodo Tulungagung. population in this research is Student of diploma III Nursing STIKes Tulungagung III level II semester of academic year 20132014 which amounted to 74 students. Samples partly Student of diploma III Nursing level II, III semester of 20132014 academic year who meet the inclusion criteria, namely the status of active students, willing to become respondents, as well as the exclusion criteria are sick more than 1 week. Samples numbered 56 students. Meditation is done for 28 days was conducted from May 31 s d July 2, 2014, primary data collection HB levels and learning concentration was made on July 3, 2014 obtained through examination of the levels of HB and assessment of learning concentration, both in the control group not trained in meditation and the treatment group trained meditation. The Mustajib, 2010. Rehearsal meditation level of HB manner using a within a period of 8 weeks was found to spectrophotometer Cyanmethemoglobin 379 collaboration with the laboratory Enggal Saras Tulungagung, while learning concentration was measured using an instrument Bourdon Wiersma test. Data analysis techniques, the characteristics of the sample data continuous are described in n, mean, SD, minimum and maximum. Katagorikal data sample data characteristics are described in n and percentage . To determine 2 sample unpaired have average values different statistically tested with independent t test RESULT A description of the characteristics of the respondents using univariate analysis. The univariate analysis aims to determine the number and percentage of respondent characteristics. Here are the data about the characteristics of respondents who became research subjects Table. 1 Characteristics of Respondents Research Gender Man Female amount HB levels ≥ 18 g dL 12- 18 g dL Number n 18 38 56 Number n 6 50 Percentage 32.1 67.9 100 Percentage 10.7 89.3 Based on Table. 1 it is known that 38 67.9 of the respondents are female, meaning that many study subjects were female. Judging from the level of HB 89.3 of the study subjects had higher levels of HB 12 to 18 g dL. Description of the research variable data to the data katagorikal continuous data analysis presented in the form of minimum, maximum, mean and standard deviation. Presentation data variable research Data c ontinuous This aims to determine the average scores HB levels and learning concentration compared with a maximum score of assessment, as follows: didiskripikan in n and percentage , for Table. 2 Description of the variable data research HB levels, the concentration of study and meditation status N Minimum Maximum Mean SD HB levels meditation group Speed meditation group Accuracy meditation group Constancy meditation group HB levels of the control group Speed control group Accuracy control group Constancy control group Speed group HB levels normal Accuracy group HB levels normal Constancy group HB levels normal Speed group HB levels above normal Accuracy group HB levels above normal Constancy group HB levels above 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 28 50 50 50 6 6 6 13.2 3.9 0.1 13.5 6 1.4 3.9 0.1 6.4 0.2 18.6 12 15 8 19.6 14 20 15.5

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15.5 12 4 9.2 15.9 8.9 2.4 1.4 15.9 11.4 5.7 5.8 10.1 4.4 3.6 10.2 1.3 3 1.60 2.44 3.30 1.71 1.70 1.98 5.10 3.75 2.59 4.71 3.68 1.98 1.51 3.44 normal Valid N listwise 56 380 Granting the status of Meditation Not Meditation Meditation amount n 28 28 56 50 50 100 Table 2 shows that the participants on the assessment of the levels of HB score the average and maximum values The same group receive an average score and the maximum value is better when compared with the control group. Judging from the good level of HB control group as well as status of meditation partially of the levels of HB treatment groups. As for the concentration of study in the treatment respondents do meditation as many as 28 respondents 50 Table. 3 Independent T Test results about different of learning concentration between groups of not meditation and meditation Concentration speed Group Not meditation n 28 Mean 11.4 SD 1.98 t 4,10 p 0,000 Meditation 28 8.9 2.44 Accuracy Not meditation 28 5.7 5.10 2,86 0,006 Meditation 28 2.4 3.30 constancy Not meditation 28 5.8 3.75 5.61 0,000 Meditation 28 1.4 1.70 Table 3 shows that there is a mean learning concentration difference between the 2 groups of student, mean differ significantly accuracy and value of p 0,000 for constancy . Thus the p-value is smaller than the value of α 5 or 0.05 means that because better for the group there is effects meditation with learning meditation. Judging from the p value of 0, concentration. 000 for speed, value of p 0.006 for the Table 4 Independent T Test results about different of learning concentration between the study group with HB levels 18.1 and HB levels 18.1 Concentration Speed Group HB 18.1 n 6 Mean 10.2 SD 1.98 t 0.08 p 0.933 HB 18.1 50 10.1 2.59 Accuracy HB 18.1 6 1.3 1.51 -1.55 0.126 HB 18.1 50 4.4 4.71 Constancy HB 18.1 6 3 3.44 -0.43 0.670 HB 18.1 50 3.6 3.68 Table 4 shows that the mean difference the concentration of learning between the two groups, the mean was not significantly different. Judging from the p-value 0.933 for speed, the p-value 0.126 for accuracy , and the p-value 0.670 for constancy thus the p- value is bigger than the value of α 5 or 0.05 means that there no effect of HB levels with a learning concentration DISCUSSION The effects of meditation on learning concentrations Concentration learning is centralizing power of thoughts and acts on an object to be examined with flush or set aside everything that has nothing to do with the object being studied, Surya, 2009. This concentration can be developed through practice, Hakim 2004. For example, through the practice of 379 meditation. Meditation is a conscious sufficient treatment group means faster and process to focus a lot of attention to the better in completing the course Suryani, 2006 Meditation done right means not just sit still and thoughts still wander anywhere will be able to generate positive effects such as increased concentrations of learning. To so do your meditation correctly needs to be done regularly practice meditation. In this study, the treatment group doing the meditation exercise for 28 days with a long time of 30 minutes a day in STIKes Hutama Abdi Husada Tulungagung. With the practice of meditation on a regular basis, it is expected the students have become accustomed meditative under any circumstances, including in the learning process or while working on a questionnaire Bourdon Wiersma test. This is in line with the opinions Ada 2013 that the benefits of meditation is the harmony of mind, which is not cleaved by the ghost of the past and worries about the future. Students who are already doing the meditation exercise while working on a questionnaire Bourdon Wiersma test students attention is concentrated on what is being done, and stop trying to do several things simultaneously ignoring the various factors that do not favor, for example, the noise from the atmosphere outside the classroom, the number of tasks from other academic subjects which must be resolved, and others. Their minds remain concentrated on what is happening at the moment, they are doing today is working on a questionnaire Bourdon Wiersma Test and not think about what had questionnaire Bourdon Wiersma Test compared with the control group. Judging from the treatment group had a mean accuracy of 2.4 included in the criteria good enough and the control group had a mean of 5.7 is included in sufficient criteria, which means a more accurately treatment groups, fewer mistakes in cross out or does not answer the questionnaire Bourdon Wiersma Test when compared with the control group. Judging from the mean value constancy treatment group had a mean of 1.4 included in good criteria and a control group that has a mean of 5.7 is included in sufficient criteria, which means the treatment group had a better constancy in work on the problems when compared with the control group. All of these conditions can be achieved if the student is able to control and calm the mind and emotions. So according to researchers meditation is not just sitting still for practice concentration, but more important is the control of our thoughts and emotions in all situations. That is meditation just as the means to achieve a meditative tranquility. This is in accordance with the opinion of Krishna 2003 that meditation is a way of life which is the basis of life for a person to become meditative. When it has reached the level of meditative, we like having the on off button in terms of emotion. In this case for example when working on a questionnaire Student Test Bourdon Wiersma, Students who do meditation will be able to control his emotions so much faster in the work on the happened either failure which can lead to problems, more constant and more depression or feeling useless and success that can lead to a sense of fun that excessive and taste arrogant, and not thinking about whats coming, which made them anxious, fear and stress, what matters is currently done with the best. It can be shown from the average value listed in Table 2 that the value of the average speed of 8.9 seconds treatment groups included in good criteria, while the control group 11, 4 seconds is included in the criteria of accurate. Based on Table 3 obtained the data that the p-value of 0.000 for the speed, p 0.006 for accuracy, p 0.000 for constancy. Thus the p-value is smaller than the value of α 5 or 0.05 means there studying the effects of meditation with concentration. According to researcher Sara Lazar of Psychiatric Neuroimaging Research Program at Massachusetts General Hospital of the results of research 379 mentioned that the practice of meditation within a period of 8 weeks was found to alter brain structure, based on analysis of Magnetic Resonance Imaging MRI find the density of the substance of gray gray matter increased in the hippocampus is important for learning, memory, awareness, compassion and introspection, as well as a decrease in the density of the substance of gray in the amygdala, which plays an important role in anxiety and stress Sukmono 2011 . Results of research at North Western University also proved that when someone is learning something, the brain reward themselves by producing endorphins. In other words, learning and memory, will be easier to do if there are quite a lot of endorphins in our brain, a condition that can occur when the brain is at the right waves Mustajib, 2010 In line with the opinion attributed to Students who are already doing the meditation exercise can focus or concentrate on what he was doing compared to students who do not do meditation for 28 days, in addition to the student who has been doing the meditation exercise may not experience anxiety and stress and have fun juice that makes them relax. The effects of HB level on learning concentrations Physical health, healthy condition and fit for example no deficiencies of HB levels anemia affect the concentration of ones learning. HB carries oxygen to all body tissues, then decreasing levels of HB will result in decreased oxygen levels, including to the brain. Oxygen deficiency is certainly going to affect the amount of energy produced energy being a little , and the need for energy to be able to the results of research, learning concentrate decreased. According Astawan concentration of students in the treatment group is better when compared with the control group it can be caused because by giving the meditation practice, although only 28 days using music alpha meditation, when doing questionnaire Bourdon Wiersma Test, students can organize brain waves in the alpha state, because according Sukmono 2011 meditation is one way to regulate brain wave patterns, meditation can make our brain waves to the alpha state. In this study, researchers did not see directly how a brain wave conditions while working on a questionnaire Students Bourdon WiersmaTest. Researchers only observe the effects of the alpha brain waves. If the student is able to make his brain waves in a state of alfa, the endorphins will be released. According Rodenbeck 2007 one of the benefits of meditation is to produce endorphins, further Sukmono 2011 explains that the hormone endorphin will be issued when our brainwaves in the alpha state. Mustajib 2010 also mentions that endorphin substances can also improve concentration and memory. That is why at the moment working on questionnaires Bourdon Wiersma test 2008 that one of the effects of anemia is that it can decreases the ability of to concentrate Based on the table 1 in getting the data that 50 respondents 89.3 of the 56 respondents had higher levels of normal HB and 6 10.7 had levels above normal HB. Based on Table 4 obtained the data that different from the mean concentration of learning, to speed and constancy mean did not differ significantly better in the group with high levels of HB normal or groups that had higher levels of HB above normal, but for accuracy mean significantly different, because it more closely to the group which has HB levels above normal with a mean value of 1.3 is smaller when compared with the group who had higher levels of normal HB. Judging from the p value of 0.933 for the speed, p 0.126 for accuracy and p 0.670 for constancy thus the p-value is bigger than the value of α 5 or 0.05 means that there is no effect HB levels on the learning concentration Associated with the above theory, basically the result of this study are consistent with above theory even though the levels of HB proved not to have 380 significant effect with the learning found samples had levels HB less than concentrations, but still supports the theory above, it is in because the results of the study are not found respondents who had higher levels of HB below normal 11 g dL were included in the criteria of anemia normal REFERENCES Ada, M., 2013. The time for silence, peace, and healing. [Online] Available at: that can decrease the learning http:www.baliusada.comindex.p concentrations. So since this study only groups with higher levels of normal and above normal HB and did not have HB respondents who had levels below the normal functioning as a comparison that can not prove that the HB levels has an effect on learning concentrations. In addition to not finding respondents who had higher levels of HB below normal, to support research that the levels of HB does not affect the learning concentrations, also the discovery of the mean levels of HB were similar between the treatment group and the control group, this can be evidenced in Table 1 that the level of HB between the treatment groups and the control group had the same mean is 15.9 g dL, whereas the concentration of learning both the speed, accuracy and constancy has a mean and maximum score better in the treatment group compared with the control group. 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K. 2006. Meditation Candle. Jakarta: Yayasan Obor Indonesia. Yuriastien E, Prawitasari D, Febry AB, 2009. Games Intelligence Therapy for Infants and Toddlers. Jakarta: Revelation Media 382 MANAGEMENT OF HYPERURICEMIA WITH ERGONOMIC EXERCISE Anita Rahmawati . Program Studi Pendidikan Profesi Ners, Stikes Patria Husada Blitar tata_zic18yahoo.co.id ABSTRACT Hyperuricemia has been increased because of the lifestyle change. Hyperuricemic metabolism will produce highly purine rate called uric acid. Exercise will reduce that highly purine rate. Ergonomic gym exercise will also reduce blood pressure, heart rate, respiratory rate, and will give comfortable of sleep. The purpose of this research was to learn the significance between ergonomic exercise and uric acid rate on client with hyperurisemic. The study was pre experiment with One Group Pretest Posttest design. The sample was hyperuricemia elderly client in posyandu lansia which fulfill the inclusion criteria. The respondents ergonomic exercise in every day for two weeks and uric acid rate was measured before and after research. The data was served in the frequency- distribution table and analysed with normality test using Kolmogorov-Smirnov and Paired Sample T- test with significancy α ≤ 0,05. The results shown that the urid acid level was decrease uric acid mean and standart deviation for pretest 7,06 ± 0,85 and post test 3,94±1,84. Paired sample T-test analysis found different significant value p=0,000. Ergonomic exercise can be one of intervention to decrease uric acid rate for hiperuricemia. Key word: hyperuricemia, ergonomic excecise, urid acid level, elderly Introduction Uric acid had been known since two-thousand years ago and be well known as one of the oldest disease. In order to human time life improvement, the incidence of the disease is getting increased because of bad life style, include uncontrolled eating pattern. Uric acid is a crystal-shaped that become the end of purine metabolism derivative from nukleoprotein, so uric acid is the latest product of purine metabolism which usually cannot tolerate highly. Everyone have uric acid in their body because in every normal metabolism process always produce uric acid. In the other hand, highly uric acid rate coming from many triggers like food or everything in which contain purine. Fortunately, our body contribute about eighty-five percent purine derivatives for daily need. It means that purine demand from food only about fifthteen percent Hesen, 2009. Hyperurisemic incident all over the world is nominally vary, estimated incident between 0,16-1,36. In USA the prevalence number of client with asymptomatic hyperurisemic from general population is about 2-13. In the hyperurisemic study on the hospital there are higher prevalence between 17-28 because of disease and drug influent. In Indonesia, hyperurisemic prevalence is about 24,3 on male and about 11,7 on female Indriawan, 2009. Many people in Indonesia that life with hyperuricemia doesn`t aware their condition except their symptoms lead to be severe. Uric acid could be relieved in the way to make the rate normally with control of the consumption of meal and prevent the food with higher purine rate. In addition, neither drinking water nor exercise could be useful to increase the circulation so that can excrete excessive purine in our body. One of the exercises that useful for hyperurisemic client is the ergonomic gym exercise. In some places there are many ergonomic gym between 2,3-17,6 while gout 385 exercise groups, e.g. MASUSEI Yayasan Masyarakat Suka Senam Ergonomik, East Bekasi Gym Groups, and many more, which a large number of their member had given the testimony that stated if the gym exercise could be useful to control many diseases like migraine, vertigo, gout, and diabetes mellitus. Ergonomic gym exercise is not the same as yoga or other fitness that are more complex. Actually, the exercise movement use general movement from Method The study was pre experiment with One Group Pretest Posttest design. The sample was hyperuricemia elderly client in posyandu lansia which fulfil the inclusion criteria. Respondents act in every day ergonomic exercise for two weeks and uric acid rate was measured before and after research with easy- touch GCU. The sample were taken based on inclusion criteria: first stage our daily activities and every person hyperurisemia hyperurisemia client would be able to do this exercise. Even this exercise is used by everyone, there is no pain either during exercise activity or after exercise is finished. Because hyperurisemic client is susceptible with pain on their joint so the exercise must have simple and no tiring movement. which was not followed with symptom like continues severe pain, arthritis, tofitofus and able to do ergonomic exercise. Exclusion criteria was respondents who did not do routine ergonomic exercise. Ergonomic exercise process in this The important thing is continuity and research base on instrument SOP consistency on doing this exercise Khairumi, 2012. Standar Operasional Prosedur had created by researcher base on General purpose in this research was ergonomic exercise by Wratsongko to learn the effectiveness of ergonomic exercise toward uric acid rate on hyperurisemic client and the specific purpose was to measure uric acid rate on hyperurisemic client before ergonomic exercise, to measure uric acid rate on hyperurisemic client after ergonomic 2009. While in ergonomic exercise process, the researcher was helped by two enumerator for observed respondent exercise movement by observational sheet. The data was served in the frequency-distribution table and has analysed with normality test using exercise and to analyse the effectiveness Kolmogorov-Smirnov and Paired of ergonomic exercise toward uric acid rate on hyperurisemic client. . RESULT Sample T- test with significancy α ≤ 0,05. Tabel 1 The Frequency Distribution of responden based on age, sex, job, education, purine dietary and BMI F No description frequency percentage 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Age : 45 - 59 years old 60 - 74 years old 75 - 90 years old Sex: Male Female Job: Housewife Had rest private Educational: Junior High School Senior High School University Purine Dietary: Intermediate 1 14 1 7 9 3 11 2 10 4 2 9 6,2 87,6 6,2 43,7 56,3 18,8 68,7 12,5 62,5 25,0 12,5 56,3 386 High 7 43,7 6. BMI Thin 1 6,2 Total Normal Fat 12 3 16 75,0 18,8 100 Tabel.2 The average level of uric acid in Hyperuricemia client before and after Ergonomic Exercise Uric acid level Mean Std. Deviation Before exercise After 2 week exercise paired sample T-test DISCUSSION 7,06 3,94 0,000 0,85 1,84 Uric Acid Level on Hyperuricemia Client Before Ergonomic Exercise The mean of uric acid level for Respondent before had done ergonomic exercise 7,06 mgdl. The majority of respondent had intermediate purine dietary 56,3 . This condition was the same as experimental result which had done by Setyoningsih and Darmono 2009 in RSUP Dr.Kariadi Semarang that shown if purine intake was the predominant risk factor for hyperuricemia. research majority found on normal BMI. Based on the research done by Choi et al., in Pramudya 2009 found that between dietary factor and gout risk factor were not depend on Body Mass Index BMI. This was strengthen by research in Sokaraja, Banyumas where found if there were no correlation between uric acid level and BMI Kumalasari, 2009. Uric Acid Level on Hyperuricemia Client After Ergonomic Exercise After sixteenth respondent had In this research Male more done ergonomic exercise routinely for susceptible than female, but in female two weeks, uric acid level decrease hyperuricemia incident would be higher from 7,06 mgdl to 3,94 mgdl. after menopause because estrogen help uric acid to be excreted before menopause. Uric acid disease more frequent in erderly and less in people before 60 year age Kertia, 2009. Sex distribution of hyperuricemia client in experimental group slightly increase on female and majority of them have uric acid level higher than male respondent. The effect of elderly age and menopause was considered as the cause of why uric Hyperuricemia was a condition where uric acid level in the blood higher more than normal male about 3,5 - 7 mgdL, female about 2,6 - 6 mgdL so uric acid would be accumulated in body tissues formed crystal on joint Sari, 2010. Almost all of the experimental group respondent who are firstly hiperuricemia then to be normal after ergonomic exercise routinely for two acid level on female respondent weeks but there were one of relatively higher than male. There were correlation between uric acid level with menopause and water consumption Fajarina, 2011 Body mass index BMI was one of the measurement of nutrition status. The result of BMI respondent in this 386 experimental group respondent have increase in uric acid level. From the process ergonomic exercise observation, this respondent always stopped her movement while in sit movement because unable to retain pain and heat. In hyperuricemia client or food intoxication will fell like burnout Sagiran, 2009. Conclusion 1. The average uric acid level hyperuricemia client before Influence Ergonomic Exercise Toward Uric Acid Level on ergonomic exercise was 7,06 mgdl. 2. The average uric acid level Hyperuricemia Client hyperuricemia client after Based on paired sample t-test p= 0,000 shown that there were significant different uric acid level between before and after ergonomic exercise. According to Wratsongko from Indonesian Ergonomic Gym Health Care, purpose of doing ergonomic exercise was a part of prevention and rehabilitation from every disease. There are five principal movements in this ergonomic exercise that had benefit in each of the movement. In first movement, stand upright with straight vision make the body relax, two arms twist backwards maximally to optimalize nerve function on pleksus brakialis in stimulate nervus system on lungs, hearts, hepar, stomach, and intestines so that metabolism would be optimal too. Those movements were followed by stand on tiptoes to increase stimuli sensory nervous system and to increase uric acid excretion flow in where that uric acid accumulated more on tiptoes joint. The second movements were bend our body frontward with our hand hold on foot ankle to our back joint, elbow, thigh and knee until feeling drawled or pulled. This step could bent ligament and muscle on the joint and increase blood circulation so the uric acid flow that accumulated on joint could fast too. The third movements were to help the optimally from renal function in uric acid excretion. In the fourth movements two hands grasp foot ankle to give relaxation effect on sympathetic nerve system so that relaxation of the circulation wall would be happening. The fifth movements were the most important movement in reduce uric acid level because those could burn uric acid, fat, and toxin in our body, strengthen low back area and renal function Isran, 2012. 386 ergonomic exercise was 3,94 mgdl,

3. There were an effect of ergonomic

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OfMedicine . 75 5:9-12. Fakultas Kedokteran Universitas Diponegoro Semarang. 387 PSYCHOEDUCATIVE F AMILY THERAPY UNTUK MENINGKATKAN SIKAP KELUARGA TERHADAP PASIEN TB PARU Psychoeducational Family Therapy To Improve Family Attitudes Towards Pulmonary TB Patients Bisepta Prayogi STIKes Patria Husada Blitar Email: bisepta87gmail.com ABSTRACT TuberculosisTB remains a major global health problem. This leads to poor health among millions of people every year and is now ranked second leading cause of death from infectious disease world wide, after the Human Immunodeficiency Virus HIV. The objective of this study was to analyze the effectivenes of family therapy psycoeducative to to improve family attitudes of patients with pulmonary tuberculosis. This study used quasy experiment pre-post test control group design. Total sample was 32 respondents taken using purposive sampling, the sample divided into experiment and control group. The data were analyzed by Paired T Test, and Independent T Test, with significance value of 0.05. Paired T Test analysis showed that psychoeducative family therapy had effect on increasing family attitude of towards pulmonary TB patients p =0,000. Psychoeducative family therapy improved family attitudes. Keywords: psychoeducative family therapy, attitudes of family, Pulmonary TB Patients __________________________________________________________________________ INTRODUCTION Tuberculosis TB remains a global health problem. The most recent estimate that there are 8.6 million new TB cases in the world in 2012 and 1.3 million deaths from TB just under 1.0 million among HIV- negative people and 0.3 million deaths associated with HIV-TB. Most of these TB cases and deaths occur among men. In 2012, there were an estimated 2.9 million TB cases and 410,000 deaths among women, as well as prevalence of pulmonary tuberculosis in Indonesia 730,000 cases or 297 cases per 100,000 population. According to WHO tendency of new cases of pulmonary TB in Indonesia increased that in 2000 there were 430,000 cases of pulmonary tuberculosis and in 2012 there were 460,000 new cases WHO, 2013. TB eradication in Indonesia has been implemented since 1969 through the National Program Tuberculosis Eradication Program P2TB by the Ministry of Health, and since the estimated 530,000 cases of dan74.000 1995 further intensified by means of death in children. The actual number of TB treatment strategies using Directly Observed deaths could be reduced given that most Treatment Short course DOTS could be prevented if people can use health recommended by WHO. But in reality after services for diagnosis and appropriate running 9-10 years of DOTS, treatment treatment. The program of short-term success rate has yet to reach the target set by treatment of first-line drugs available and can cure about 90 of cases for decades WHO, 2013. Indonesia take on fourth place in the world for the number of TB cases after India, China, and South Africa. In 2012 there were 460,000 new cases of TB in Indonesia or 185 per 100,000 population. There are about 67,000 deaths from pulmonary tuberculosis or 27 people per 100,000 population. The 392 the Ministry of Health is able to cure 85 of TB patients with Acid Resistant Bacteria BTA + were treated. From global surveillance results have been reported TB germ resistance against Anti-Tuberculosis Drugs OAT in patients with TB for one type of OAT DR-TB Drug Resistant-TB by 12.6 and for more than 2 types of OAT MDR TB, Multi-Drug Resistant TB of 2.2 Depkes, 2002.