HUBUNGAN STATUS HIDRASI DAN GANGGUAN FUNGSI GINJAL PADA TENAGA PENDIDIK DI KOTA YOGYAKARTA
Background Water is the biggest compartment in human body, 50 � 60% on adults. The balance between water input and output (hydration) will lower the risk of urolithiasis and urinary tract infection (UTI). Body physiology impairment happened when water body balance changes. Water balance is control...
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[Yogyakarta] : Universitas Gadjah Mada
2013
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| Summary: | Background
Water is the biggest compartment in human body, 50 � 60% on adults. The
balance between water input and output (hydration) will lower the risk of
urolithiasis and urinary tract infection (UTI). Body physiology impairment
happened when water body balance changes.
Water balance is controlled by renal. Renal impairment happens when the
anatomy structure descends and be followed by renal physiology deriving.
Teachers are noteworthy group related in optimizing their performance in
educating the nation. Teachers in Yogyakarta City are assumed to have light
activity and prone subjects to dehydration since living and teaching in lowland
area.
Goal
Knowing the relationship between hydration status toward renal Impairment
Method
This research uses observational-research type with cross-sectional design. The
minimal sample needed is 116 people. The uptake of this research is done by
purposive sampling.
Result
The average of total water intake of the respondents is 2562.3 ± 666.5 ml with
the water intake mean is 1822.8 ± 644.1 ml. The type of drinking which is drunk
most by the respondents is fresh water which fulfills 63.7 ± 21.8% of total
beverage intake or fulfills 44.7 ± 16.8% of total water intake. 34.6% of the total
respondents consume caffeinated beverage every day and 2.8% respondents
consume risked drink. The mean of light to medium activity done by 71%
respondents is 2572.99 ± 2170.38 MET�s minute/week. The multivariate analysis
shows that there is no significant relationship between hydration status and renal
impairment in teachers at Yogyakarta City (p > 0.05)
Conclusion
There is no relationship between hydration status and renal impairment. |
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