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ASUHAN KEPERAWATAN PADA NN. Y DENGAN KANKER SERVIKS DI RUANG OBSTETRIK DAN GINEKOLOGI RUMAH SAKIT ADVENT BANDUNG

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ABSTRACT NURSING CARE NN. Y WITH CERVICAL CANCER IN OBSTETRIC AND GINEKOLOGY IN ADVENTIST HOSPITALWEST JAVA Lediana Wulandari NIM: 1653029 Globocan data 2008, there are about 500 thousand new cases of cervical cancer in the world with 250 thousand deaths every year. Cervical cancer is the second most common form of female genital cancer in 6% of all cancers in the United States (CancerNet, 2014). Arisusilo (2011), states that cervical cancer as the largest female killer in developing countries and an increase from 35 years to 40 years. In Indonesia there are 41 new cases every day and 20 of them died. Cervical cancer is a malignant tumor that grows in the cervix is the lowest part of the uterus attached to the top of the vagina. The major risk factor for cervical cancer is infection with Human Papiloma Virus (HPV) that is transmitted through sexual contact. HPV is a virus that causes epithelial lesions in the gastro instestinal tract, skin, cervix and vulva. HPV infection will develop into an infectious micro by penetrating basal membrane with a depth of invasion <1 mm. During the progressive stages, the widespread tumor mass gets more changes allowing the tumor to invade adjacent tissues, forming its own blood supply (angiogenesis), entering (penetrating) into the blood vessels, and migrating to other parts of the body that are located far apart (metastasis) to Forming secondary tumors. Nn. Y is a client with a diagnosis of end-stage cervical cancer with metastatic cancer up to the colon and an infection of the stoma. Therefore, the authors are interested to take the case of cervical cancer as a final scientific work with the title " NURSING CARE NN. Y WITH CERVICAL CANCER IN OBSTETRIC AND GINEKOLOGY IN ADVENTIST HOSPITALWEST JAVA". The method used in the writing of this final paper is interview, observation, physical examination, data support and study documentation of client. The management provided is stoma treatment to prevent additional infections and gradual mobilization. The conclusion drawn from this final scientific paper is that after a nursing action of approximately three days, the results of the evaluation found that the problem was resolved for all four diagnoses and that retention interventions should be maintained. Keywords: Cervical Cancer