Pengkajian Masalah Kesehatan Psikososial : Sesi Roleplay (Part 2)

Summary

The transcript captures a heartfelt conversation between a nurse and Pak Sofyan, a patient experiencing pain in his legs and back. Pak Sofyan shares his medical history, including a previous fall and ongoing discomfort that has affected his daily life. The nurse listens attentively, offering reassurance and discussing potential surgery options. As the conversation unfolds, Pak Sofyan expresses his worries about the procedure and its impact on his life. The exchange highlights the emotional challenges faced by patients awaiting surgery and the importance of open communication between healthcare providers and patients.

Takeaways

• 😀 Pak Sofyan is experiencing moderate pain in his legs, which worsens at night.
• 😀 He has a history of falls and injuries but had not been hospitalized prior to this.
• 😀 The pain is affecting his daily activities, causing difficulty with walking and sleeping.
• 😀 Pak Sofyan is anxious about his upcoming surgery and is worried about its success.
• 😀 He has trouble eating due to his anxiety and the pain, which causes nausea and loss of appetite.
• 😀 The healthcare provider reassures Pak Sofyan, encouraging him to stay positive and confident about the surgery.
• 😀 Family members, including his wife and uncle, are actively involved in his care and emotional support.
• 😀 Pak Sofyan has insurance coverage (BPJS) that will help with the surgery and medical expenses.
• 😀 He has been prescribed medication, but the pain remains significant, particularly at night.
• 😀 Pak Sofyan has a family history of similar health issues, with his uncle experiencing back pain as well.
• 😀 The healthcare provider emphasizes the importance of communication about his symptoms to improve care and treatment.
• 😀 Despite his fears, Pak Sofyan has made the decision to proceed with the surgery, trusting that it will help him recover.

Q & A

What is the main issue Pak Sofyan is experiencing during the conversation?

Pak Sofyan is experiencing severe leg pain, especially at night, along with concerns about an upcoming surgery.

How does Pak Sofyan describe his leg pain on a scale of 0-10?

Pak Sofyan rates his pain at a 4 or 5, indicating that it is moderate but still noticeable.

What does Pak Sofyan report about the severity of his pain at night?

He mentions that the pain becomes much worse at night, to the point where it brings him to tears.

How has Pak Sofyan’s ability to perform daily activities been affected by his pain?

His ability to walk is affected, as he limps and has reduced mobility, which limits his participation in normal activities like shopping.

Has Pak Sofyan had any previous experience with serious health issues or hospitalization?

No, this is his first time being hospitalized. He mentions having minor illnesses like colds and coughs in the past, but never anything as serious as his current condition.

What concerns does Pak Sofyan express about the upcoming surgery?

He feels anxious and scared about the outcome of the surgery, fearing complications and questioning whether the operation will be successful.

How does Pak Sofyan cope with his anxiety related to the surgery?

He seems to distract himself with thoughts of life as it is, but also experiences emotional distress, including difficulty sleeping and loss of appetite.

What is Pak Sofyan’s family medical history regarding health problems?

His family members, including his father and a sibling, have experienced similar issues with back pain, which seems to be a recurring problem in the family.

How does Pak Sofyan feel about his family's support during his condition?

He feels supported by his family, especially his mother and his uncle, who accompany him and help him manage his condition.

What does the nurse recommend for Pak Sofyan to help with his current state?

The nurse provides reassurance, encourages Pak Sofyan to stay positive, and mentions the importance of prayer and trust in the process to ease his anxiety.