NURSING CARE FOR DIABETIC ULCERS IN Mr. P WITH INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM DISORDERS OF TISSUE INTEGRITY DAMAGE IN THE ORCHID ROOM OF THE ADVENTIST HOSPITAL MEDAN IN 2024

Authors

  • Linda Purwanti STIKes ARTA Kabanjahe

Keywords:

Diabetic ulcer, nursing care, integumentary system, impaired tissue integrity, wound healing.

Abstract

Nursing care for patients with diabetic ulcers aims to accelerate wound healing, prevent infections, and improve patients' quality of life. This report discusses the nursing care provided to Mr. P, a patient with a diabetic ulcer who was treated in the Anggrek Ward at Advent Hospital Medan in 2024. The nursing care approach was conducted using the nursing process method, which includes assessment, nursing diagnosis, planning, implementation, and evaluation. The intervention results showed that the application of modern wound care, optimal blood glucose management, and education on self-care could help accelerate wound healing and prevent further complications. The conclusion of this case study emphasizes the importance of a holistic approach in managing diabetic ulcers to improve patient care outcomes.

 

Keywords: Diabetic ulcer, nursing care, integumentary system, impaired tissue integrity, wound healing.

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Published

2024-12-21

How to Cite

Linda Purwanti. (2024). NURSING CARE FOR DIABETIC ULCERS IN Mr. P WITH INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM DISORDERS OF TISSUE INTEGRITY DAMAGE IN THE ORCHID ROOM OF THE ADVENTIST HOSPITAL MEDAN IN 2024. Journal of Physical Activity and Health, 2(3), 167–173. Retrieved from https://journal.trasaka.com/index.php/JOPAH/article/view/64