Factors Affecting Interdialytic Weight Gain (IDWG) in Hemodialysis Patients with Precede-Proceed Theory Approach
Patierts rvith Eud Stage Renal Disease (ESRD) who receive hemodialysis often failed to undcrgo trcatmcnt of diet and fluids are recommended. This condition can cause lntedial)'tic Weight Gain (IDWG) increases. lncreased lDwG is also lbund in hemodialysis patients in Hcmodialysis Unir RsU Haj...
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| Summary: | Patierts rvith Eud Stage Renal Disease (ESRD) who receive hemodialysis often
failed to undcrgo trcatmcnt of diet and fluids are recommended. This condition can cause
lntedial)'tic Weight Gain (IDWG) increases. lncreased lDwG is also lbund in hemodialysis
patients in Hcmodialysis Unir RsU Haji Surabaya- tligher lDwG is strongly a.ssociated with
orortality and call rcducc thc
'_ffcctivcflcss
of thc trcatmcnt atrd causc unprcdictablc discasc
progression aod a high likelihood of complications, bul facbrs relared to IDWC in
hemodialysis patients in RSII Haji Surabaya sdll inexplicahle. lt is impofiant to know the
factor related to IDWG in order to make an appropiale intervention to rhe patienrs. This study
aimed to a.nalyze thctors affcoting irterdialyic weight gain in hernodialysis paticnts RSU Haji
Su-alreya. Cross scctioflal snrdy dc8ign idvolvod 79 rotel sanplidg rcspoddcnts. [ndepotdcnt
variables were lluid intake, thirs! self€IIicacy, and srress. Dependent variablc was interdialyic
u'eight gain. Data were obtained usinS questioffaire then analyzed with Spearmal rho with
degee ol significanr p ! 0.05. IDWG inctease in he$odialysis patients was siSnifica ly
associated wirh fluid inhke (p = 0.006; r = 0.304), thirst (p : 0.001; r: 0.382), and seu'
cfficacy (p = 0-035; r = 4.237). The increasing of IDWG can bc avoid by controlling fluid
intake, thirst management, and inproving patient self efficacy. Nrrse hcmodialysis is expected
to make an appropriate rtrategy nranagement so $at IDWC increase can he controlled. Further
rcsearch suggested to examine thc intcrvention or nursing modcl that may supprcss IDWG
incrcasc in hcmodialysis parients. |
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