ABSTRACT

Cahyani, Ika Nurul 2019. Effect of Balloon Blowing Relaxation on Physiological

Relaxation Response and Decreased Pain in Patients TURP BPH Post Op in
Dahlia 4 Room Dr. Hospital Soegiri Lamongan. Essay. Lamongan
Muhammadiyya University. Advisor: (1) Ns. Virgianti Nur Farida, M.Kep, (2) Hj.
Mua'ah, MM, M.Pd.
Benign Prostate Hyperplasia (BPH) is an enlargement of the non-cancerous
prostate gland. BPH is found in more than men over the age of 60 years. BPH can
cause pressure on the urethra where the urethra penetrates the prostate so urination
becomes difficult, reduces the strength of urine flow, or causes urine to drip. The
purpose of this study was to determine the effect of balloon blowing relaxation on
physiological relaxation response and decreased pain in BPH TURP post op
patients.
The research design used in this study was a pre-experimental design with one
group pre test and post test design approach without control. The population in
this study were 30 patients. A sample of 30 patients with sampling quota sampling
technique. The research instrument used an observation sheet, check list, the
results of data collection were then tested using the Wilcoxon test with the SPSS
version 22 program.
The results showed that there was an effect of relaxation of the balloon blowing
on physiological relaxation responses and the reduction in pain was mostly 16
patients (53.3%) and a small number of patients post BPH TURP surgery after
relaxation balloon blowng technique experienced mild pain as many as 4 patients
(13.3% ), and the rest experienced moderate pain in as many as 10 patients
(33.3%). Based on the results of testing with the Wilcoxon sign rank test Z -
4.456b statistical test with a significance of 0.00 (p,> 0.005), H1 is accepted and
H0 is rejected, meaning there is an effect of balloon blowing relaxation on
physiological relaxation response and pain reduction in postoperative patients.
BPH TURP at Dahlia 4 Room at Dr. Soegiri Lamongan Hospital.
Looking at the results of the study it is recommended that BPH TURP
postoperative patients do balloon blowing relaxation techniques as an alternative
therapy to see physiological relaxation responses and reduce pain in BPH TURP
postoperative patients in addition to pharmacological therapy.

Keywords: Balloon blowing relaxation, physiological relaxation response, BPH

TURP post op pain level