ABSTRACT
THE EFFECTIVENESS OF SKIN STIMULATION WITH WARM AND COLD COMPRESSES TO REDUCE PAIN PERCEPTION IN THE FIRST STAGE OF THE ACTIVE PHASE OF PHYSIOLOGICAL LABORS TAKING PLACE IN MIDWIVES’PRACTICES IN PETERONGAN JOMBANG
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THE EFFECTIVENESS OF SKIN STIMULATION WITH WARM AND COLD COMPRESSES TO REDUCE PAIN PERCEPTION IN THE FIRST STAGE OF THE ACTIVE PHASE OF PHYSIOLOGICAL LABORS TAKING PLACE IN MIDWIVES’PRACTICES IN PETERONGAN JOMBANG
By:
HAJAR DEWI RIZQI
Pain is an integral part of labor. Pain during childbirth is
very specific. The very strong Intensity is often felt very painful.
Stimulating the skin by using warm and cold compresses is non-pharmacological
pain control that can be used as an alternative to provide a sense of comfort
and control the pain perception, especially in the first stage of the active
phase of physiological labor. The purpose of this research is to determine the
effectiveness of skin stimulation technique with warm and cold compresses on the
pain perception during the first stage of physiological labor.
In this study, the research design applied is the Quasy Experimental Design, with Equivalent Time Samples Design type. The
sample was taken using the purposive sampling technique. Each treatment group using
warm compress and cold compress consists of 15 respondents. The data analysis
applies Wilcoxon Sign Rank Test and Mann Whitney U Test with the significance
level of ρ ≤ 0.05.
Using the Wilcoxon
Signed Rank Test on the warm compress groups, the result showed that ρ =
0.003; while on the cold compress group, it is obtained that ρ = 0.001. Whereas
the Mann Whitney Test showed that ρ =
0.005 which means that H0 is rejected. It means that there is a difference in terms
of effectiveness between the group using
warm compress and that using cold compress.
It is understood that inpartu mothers especially those in the
first stage of the active phase of physiological labor need more comfort to
deal with the pain. Giving a warm compress will increase comfort and reduce the
perception of pain on the inpartu mothers by getting rid of the inflammatory
products. Whereas the cold compress can provide local anesthesia so as to
reduce the local pain.
The conclusion of this research is that stimulating the skin
with cold compress technique is more effective in reducing the pain perception
and increasing the comfort than with warm compress as cold compress gives local
anesthesia.
Keywords: Pain, The first stage of the active phase of physiological labor, Skin Stimulation
Keywords: Pain, The first stage of the active phase of physiological labor, Skin Stimulation
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