PENGELOLAAN KASUS INTRA OPERATIF APENDISITIS DENGAN TINDAKAN APENDIKTOMI PADA NY. E DI INSTALASI BEDAH SENTRAL RS. PANTIWILASA CITARUM SEMARANG

Appendicitis is inflammation of the vermiform appendix and is the most common cause of acute abdomen. Appendicitis is usually caused due to blockage of the appendix lumen, lymph tissue hyperplasia, fecalite, and ascaris worms which cause blockages. In accordance with the three opinions above, it can be concluded that appendicitis is an inflammation of the appendix caused by a blockage in the appendix. While the appendectomy is the removal of an inflamed appendix. The general objective of the appointment of this case is for a nurse to be able to manage cases with intra-operative cases of appendicitis with appendectomy in the Central Surgical Installation of the Pantiwilasa Citarum General Hospital Semarang. The specific objective of case management is to describe the gap between theory and real conditions in health services related to intraoperative patients with appendectomy, while the response from patients Hypotension does not appear in cases, as evidenced by physical examination data when intraoperative on 08/02/2016 patient's blood pressure: 120/70 mmHg, 100/80 mmHg, 110/70 mmHg, 110/70 mmHg, 110/80 mmHg this is because in patients not given drugs to lower blood pressure, hypothermia does not appear in the case, evidenced from the data physical examination when intraoperative on February 8, 2018 patient temperature: 36.5 0C, 36.4 0C and 37 0C, Hipertermi does not appear in the case, evidenced from physical examination data when intraoperatively on February 8, 2018 patient temperature: 36,5 0C, 36.4 0C and 37 0C this is because when patients are operated on they are given cannula nasal oxygenation 3 liters / minute. So, it was concluded that there were gaps that were not in accordance with the theory, namely about the existence of 3 complications that did not appear in the intraoperative phase