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HEALTH EDUCATION
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FACULTY OF NURSING
SURABAYA
2019
HEALTH EDUCATION EVENT UNIT
A. Situation Analysis :
Health status: In Kenjeran settlement, there are 3% people
who got asthma, and never go to the clinic for treatment
SLIDE
LECTURE
AUDIENCE AUDIENCE
20 PERSON 10 PERSON
2. Process evaluation
Kenjeran community pay attention when explained about Prevention and Handling of
Asthma, and can answer the question well and right.
3. Result evaluation
a) What is definition of asthma?
Aswer: Asthma is a chronic disease caused by inflammation in the respiratory tract.
b) What are causes of asthma?
Allergens
Irritants
Upper respiratory viral infections, such as a cold
Physical activity, including exercise that is too heavy
1. Definition of asthma
Asthma is a chronic disease caused by inflammation in the respiratory tract. This
inflammation makes the respiratory tract swollen and very sensitive. As a result, the
respiratory tract narrows, causing a lack of air flowing into the lungs.
2. Causes of asthma
Allergens from dust, animal dander, drugs, food and drinks
Irritants like cigarette smoke, air pollution, chemicals or dust in the workplace,
compounds in home decoration products, and sprays (like hairspray)
Upper respiratory viral infections, such as a cold
Physical activity, including exercise that is too heavy
3. Pathophysiology of Asthma
When the process of breathing experiences interference during asthma often begins with
trigger factors, such as an allergen, when this happens the body will respond with a
strong inflammatory cell reaction to fight. Then, the tissue lining the airway becomes
swollen and the air cannot move quickly, mucus production increases to protect damaged
tissue, but it will save the airway, and reduce the ability of the lungs to absorb oxygen
which causes difficulty breathing, the result is symptoms typical of asthma, namely
wheezing, shortness of breath, coughing up phlegm, and chest tightness.
4. Sign and symptomps of asthma
a) changes in breath patterns,
b) sneezing,
c) cough,
d) insomnia,
e) out of breath,
f) short breath
5. Prevention of asthma
Pay attention to the time or activity before getting attacked
Wash pillowcases, sheets, curtains more often
Stay away from cigarette smoke
Use warm clothing when the weather is cold
Avoid activities that can make the body tired
6. Asthma management
a) Non-pharmacologically (asthma management not with drugs)
Education for sufferers regarding the disease so that they can respond to the
disease well
Avoiding the cause / trigger of an attack (allergen) and control of his environment
Relaxation exercises, control of emotions and doing gymnastics or sports that are
beneficial to strengthen breathing muscles, such as swimming
Physiotherapy, so the mucus is easy to come out
b) Pharmacologically (treatment with drugs):
Using inhaler