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    Explaining Procedure and Giving

    Instruction

    Astuti Dwi putri Krisnadi


    Dina Yuliana
    Desi Maharani
    Ervia Yoninda
    Meirani Kinanti

    Lecturer : Suramto, M.Pd


    Definition

    Instruction is a conveyance
    of understanding and skills
    to others ,to achieve the
    desired goals

    Procedurs that complete specific


    actions, actions or operations that
    must be carried out in a
    standardized (same) manner so that
    the same results are always
    obtained from the same,
    occupational health and safety work
    procedures,school entry
    procedures,and etc
    Patients who need treatment
    Patients who require hospitalization can be
    divided into 3 groups :
    1. Patients who are not serious, delaying the
    treatment of these patients will not add to the
    disease
    2. Patients who are critical, but not emergency, can be
    put on a waiting list
    3. Emergency patients, immediately
    treated
    Giving instruction

    1. Give and teach the patient to wash


    hand before and after doing something
    2. Recommend the patient to close
    his mouth when coughing or sneezing
    3. Recommend the patient to take medication regularly
    4. Recommend the patient to get enough rest
    5. Infusion monitor
    PROCEDURE FOR INPATIENTS
    1. Comes to hospital
    2. Administration:
    • Complete the form
    • Empty place information
    • Price standard
    • Cost dependents
    3. The patients family who registers brings files such as a
    family card and ID to the administration room
    4. Inpatient care process
    5. If the patients condition has improved can go home
    6. Patients pay fee during the treatment
    Reference
    1. https://www.droenska.com/prosedur/prosed
    ur-pendaftaran-ranap
    2. Murphy M.K., Black N.A., Lamping D.L., et
    al.(1998) consentus development methods,
    and their use in clinical guideline
    development. Health technology Assesment ,
    W-H QUESTION
    • 1. Q :where did he look after inpatients?
    A :he looked after inpatients at the mawar
    room

    • 2. Q :When is she take medicine regularly?


    A: She is take medicine regularly today
    W-H QUESTION
    • 1. Q :
    A : The patients family register brings file such as a family card to the administration
    • 2. Q :
    A : If the patients condition has improved can go home
    • 3. Q :
    A : The nurse recommended the patient to take medication regularly
    • 4. Q :
    A :The nurse explains the procedure before performing the nursing action
    • 5. Q :
    A : patients take medicane 3 times a day
    • 6. Q :
    A : Completing the form is first thing during administration
    • 7. Q :
    A : The nurse teach the patient to wash hand before doing something
    • 8. Q :
    A : Patients pay fee during the treatment
    • 9. Q :
    A: the patient comes to hospital
    • 10. Q :
    A : the patient must completed the form

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