Perbandingan Tingkat Kecemasan Primigravida dan Multigravida Dalam Menghadapi Persalinan Di Wilayah Kerja Puskesmas Wirobrajan
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Anxiety is unpleasant experience that happen when someone feel worry or threatening. Approximately 2%-4% of population suffers from anxiety in one phase of their life. As a woman, pregnancy and facing the child birth is one phase that can caused anxiety. Compare with primigravida, multigravida have more experience in facing the child birth. This research was to know whether there was a differentiation of anxiety level between primigravida and multigravida in facing the child birth. The research was done in Wirobrajan Primary Health Care. The study was observational with purposive sampling technique. The anxiety level was interval data that measured using Analog Anxiety Scale (AAS). Samples with a number of 30 respondents who is appropriate with the inclusion criteria. Data was analyzed by Independent-Sample T Test. This research found that primigravida with mild anxious there were 4 respondents (13,33%), 3 respondents (10%) with moderate anxious, and 1 respondent (3,34%) with severe anxious. For multigravida, there were 1 respondent (3,34%) with mild anxious and moderate anxious. The (P) value was 0,05. It can be concluded that anxiety level of primigravida is higher than multigravida in facing the child birth.
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