Tugas Prakttikum Komunikasi "Pembuatan Video Komunikasi Layanan Prima"

Summary

In this transcript, a mother seeks medical help for her 16-year-old daughter, Yola, who has been experiencing a persistent fever for 5-7 days and a long-lasting cough. After a discussion about her symptoms, the doctor suspects tuberculosis (TB) and advises lab tests to confirm the diagnosis. The doctor provides clear instructions on how to collect a sputum sample for testing, stressing the importance of using the proper method to ensure accurate results. The mother is reassured and instructed to return with the sample for further analysis.

Takeaways

• 😀 The patient, Yola Rohul Insani, is a 16-year-old girl who has been experiencing fever for 5 to 7 days.
• 😀 The patient also has a cough, which has been persisting for a long time and is producing sputum.
• 😀 There is a concern that the patient might have tuberculosis (TBC) based on the symptoms, such as prolonged fever and cough with sputum.
• 😀 The doctor suggests conducting a laboratory test to confirm the diagnosis of tuberculosis.
• 😀 The laboratory test requires a sample of sputum (not saliva) from the patient to test for tuberculosis.
• 😀 The doctor advises the patient to avoid eating, drinking, or gargling when waking up in the morning, in order to collect an accurate sputum sample.
• 😀 The patient should collect the sputum first thing in the morning before doing anything else, to ensure the sample is correct.
• 😀 The doctor instructs that only sputum should be collected, not saliva or any other fluids.
• 😀 The laboratory sample needs to be brought back the next day for testing to confirm the diagnosis and determine the necessary treatment.
• 😀 The patient and her mother are informed that the sputum sample must be brought back without any contamination (e.g., saliva), and they are reminded to follow these instructions closely.

Q & A

What is the main health concern discussed in the transcript?

The main health concern discussed is the possibility of tuberculosis (TBC) for a patient named Yola, who has been experiencing a prolonged fever and cough.

What symptoms did Yola report during the visit?

Yola reported having a fever for 5 to 7 days and a persistent cough. The cough has been ongoing for some time, and there was blood-tinged sputum.

What did the doctor suspect as the cause of Yola's symptoms?

The doctor suspected that Yola might have tuberculosis (TBC), a bacterial infection, due to the reported symptoms and the possibility of blood in the sputum.

What specific test did the doctor recommend for Yola?

The doctor recommended a laboratory test to analyze a sputum sample to confirm whether Yola has tuberculosis.

What was the key instruction for collecting the sputum sample?

The key instruction was to collect the sputum sample first thing in the morning, before eating, drinking, or brushing teeth. The sample should be actual sputum, not saliva.

Why is it important to avoid saliva when collecting the sample?

It is important to avoid collecting saliva because the test requires sputum, which contains material from the lungs, rather than just saliva from the mouth.

What did the medical staff emphasize about the sample collection process?

The medical staff emphasized that the sample must be collected as soon as Yola wakes up, without any prior oral activities, and should be strictly sputum, not saliva.

What did the staff say about the potential difficulty in collecting the correct sample?

The staff acknowledged that it could be challenging to avoid collecting saliva and stressed the importance of getting only sputum to ensure the accuracy of the test.

What happened after the doctor confirmed the need for a sputum test?

After confirming the need for a sputum test, the staff provided instructions on how to collect the sample and told Yola to return to the clinic with the sample for further examination.

How did the staff respond when the wrong sample was brought in?

When the wrong sample (saliva) was brought in, the staff explained that it was not suitable for the test and reiterated the correct procedure for collecting sputum.