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Abstract
Background : Treatment given to post SC patients is aimed for preventing the risk of wound
complication after the surgery. And one of the prevention is by conducting mobilisation which is
hoped for improving the blood distribution so that the wound recovery process can occur faster.
Purpose :This research was aimed for knowing the correlation between the length of active
mobilisation and the decreasing of the risks of wound complication of post SC patients at Goeteng
Hospital, Purbalingga.
Method : This reseach used analytic observation technique with cross sectional approach. The
samples were taken using purposive sampling technique. The respondents were 36 post SC
patients. The data were taken in three-day active mobilisation treatment after the surgery.
Result : The result of the research was that the average length of time of active mobilisation was in
enough category (120-140 minutes). Of the 8 respondents had wound complications, whereas 28
respondents did not experience wound complications. The correlation between the length of active
mobilisation and the decreasing of the risks of wound complication of post SC patients has a p
value = 0.003, which means that the value of p is 0.05, and the X2 count is 11.700 and also the
X2 tabel is 5.591.
Conclusion : The result showed that there was correlation between the length of active
mobilisation and the decreasing of the risks of wound complication of post SC patients at Goeteng
Hospital, Purbalingga.