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Test Final Pertama (1) "Artikel Tentang Kebidanan"
Test Final Pertama (1) "Artikel Tentang Kebidanan"
This virus is transmitted through phlegm (droplets) from the respiratory tract, for
example when in a crowded closed room with poor air circulation or direct contact with
droplets.The Corona virus that causes COVID-19 can attack anyone. According to data
released by the Task Force for the Acceleration of Handling COVID-19 of the Republic of
Indonesia, the number of confirmed positive cases as of May 3, 2021 is 1,677,274 people
with 45,796 deaths. The case fatality rate due to COVID-19 is around 2.7%.When viewed
from the percentage of death rates divided by age group, the 46-59 year age group has a
higher percentage of death rates than other age groups.Meanwhile, based on gender, 56.6% of
patients who died from COVID-19 were male and the remaining 43.4% were female.
Symptoms of Corona Virus Early symptoms of Corona virus infection or COVID-19 can
resemble flu symptoms, namely fever, runny nose, dry cough, sore throat, and headache.
After that, the symptoms may disappear and heal or even worsen. Patients with severe
symptoms may experience high fever, cough with phlegm and even blood, shortness of
breath, and chest pain. These symptoms appear when the body reacts to the Corona virus.
In general, there are 3 general symptoms that can indicate a person is infected with the
Corona virus, namely:
There are several other symptoms that can also appear in Corona virus infection although it is
less common, namely:
Diarrhea
Headache
Conjunctivitis
Loss of ability to taste
Loss of ability to smell (anosmia)
Rash on the skin
TEST FINAL KE TIGA ( 3 )
The circulation and impact of drugs is currently very disturbing. The ease of obtaining these
hazardous materials makes its users increase. Regardless of gender and age, everyone is at
risk of getting addicted if they have tasted this dangerous substance.
Although there are several types that are allowed to be used for medicinal purposes, they
must still get close supervision from a doctor. There are many dangers of drugs to life and
health, including:
Dehydration
Misuse of these substances can lead to reduced electrolyte balance. As a result, the body is
dehydrated. If this effect continues, the body will experience convulsions, hallucinations,
more aggressive behavior, and a feeling of tightness in the chest. Long-term effects of this
dehydration can cause damage to the brain.
hallucination
Hallucinations are one of the effects that are often experienced by drug users such as
marijuana. Not only that, in excessive doses it can also cause vomiting, nausea, excessive
fear, and anxiety disorders. If used for a long time, it can lead to worse effects such as mental
disorders, depression, and constant anxiety.
Decreased Level of Consciousness
Users who use these drugs in excessive doses, the effect actually makes the body too relaxed
so that consciousness is drastically reduced. In some cases the wearer sleeps constantly and
does not wake up. The loss of consciousness makes body coordination disturbed, often
confused, and changes in behavior occur. The impact of drugs that are quite high risk is
memory loss so it is difficult to recognize the surrounding environment.
Dead
The worst effects of drugs occur if the user uses these drugs in high doses or known as
overdose. The use of methamphetamine, opium, and cocaine can cause convulsions in the
body and if left unchecked can lead to death. This is a fatal result that must be faced if you
get addicted to narcotics, your life is at stake.
Impaired Quality of Life
The dangers of drugs are not only bad for the condition of the body, the use of these drugs
can also affect the quality of life for example difficulty concentrating at work, experiencing
financial problems, to having to deal with the police if proven to have violated the law.
FINAL TEST KE ENAM ( 6 )
AIDS is a term for a person who is infected by the HIV virus, and shows AIDS
symptoms or syndrome, due to the loss of the body's immunity to disease germs."2 While
Gill and Tony Klouda mention AIDS is , "medical diagnosis for a combination of diseases
that caused by a weakened immune system
Transmission of HIV/AIDS through:
1. Sexually through the exchange of infected fluids, especially semen.
2. Through infected blood or blood products.
3. From mother to child especially before and during labour
Social interactions that cannot transmit HIV/AIDS include:
1. Touching, touching, shaking hands, hugging, and kissing with people with HIV.
2. Using spoons, plates, and glasses together.
3. Exposure to urine, tears, and sweat of people living with HIV
.4. Swimming together, using public toilets with people with HIV.
5. And through mosquito bites
There are other preventive measures known as the ABCDE Principles, namely:
1. A or Abstinence : Not having sex.
2. B or Be Faitful: Be faithful to one partner
3. C or Condom: Always wear a condom during sexual intercourse.
4. D or Don't Inject: Do not share needles.
5. E or Education: Education about the dangers of HIV/AIDS.9 While other prevention
efforts can be done in various ways including: 1. Prevention efforts through blood/blood
donation.2. Prevention efforts through needles / other puncture tools: a. Avoiding injection
drug use b. Using sterile tools c. Do not change needles.3. Prevention efforts from HIV+
mothers to their babies: a. Advise the mother not to get pregnant/not to use injection drugs. b.
Provide prevention with retrovinel drugs in pregnant women and infants