DESCRIPTION OF INTERDIALYTIC WEIGHT GAIN (IDWG) CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASES (CKD) PATIENTS WHO HAVE HEMODIALIZED THERAPY

Nur, Isnaini (2020) DESCRIPTION OF INTERDIALYTIC WEIGHT GAIN (IDWG) CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASES (CKD) PATIENTS WHO HAVE HEMODIALIZED THERAPY. BOOK CHAPTER.

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Abstract

Fluid intake and increased BB in Chronic Kidney Disease patients must be taken seriously because increasing fluid intake can aggravate kidney work. Interdialytic Weight Gain (IDWG) is an increase in fluid volume which is manifested by an increase in body weight. The method that use in this study is quantitative research and used cross sectional approach. There were 86 respondents who underwent hemodialysis therapy. The result shown that characteristics of respondents out of 86 most male respondents are 56 (65.1%) the most age range in the range 46-55 years ie 28 (32.6%), elementary school education 37 (43.0%) not working 36 (41.9% ). Weight gain between the two dialysis times: the highest IDWG with 51 respondents (59.3%) and the lowest weight gain between dialysis times is in the high IDWG category which is 7 respondents (8.1%) and for the mild IDWG category, 28 respondents (32.6%) were obtained.The most interdialytic Weigh Gain is in the medium IDWG category, and on average all HD patients experience an increase in BB from the first HD to the second HD.

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