EFEKTIFITAS JALAN KAKI 30 MENIT TERHADAP NILAI GULA DARAH PADA PASIEN DIABETES MELLITUS TIPE II DI DESA KARANGSARI KECAMATAN KARANGANYAR KABUPATEN PEKALONGAN
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Background: Diabetes mellitus is a disease with increase in blood sugar levels. Blood sugar control can be done by exercise such as walking 30 minutes.
Objective: aimed determine the effect walking 30 minutes to blood sugar value of type II diabetes mellitus patients in the Karangsari village Karanganyar district Ppekalongan regency.
Methods: Design of this research used quasi-experimental. Samples were type II diabetes mellitus patients in the Karangsari village Karanganyar district Pekalongan regency as many as 20 peoples. The sampling technique used accidental sampling. The research instrument were standard laboratory instrument and stop watch. Analysis of the data used wilcoxon test.
Result: there were 13 people (65 %) with normal blood sugar before walking 30 minutes and 13 pepole (65 %) with abnormal blood sugar after walking 30 minute. There was not the effect walking 30 minutes to blood sugar value of type II diabetes mellitus patients in the Karangsari village Karanganyar district Pekalongan Regency with p value equal to 0.180> 0.05.
Suggestion: Nurses more improve the provision of information about the benefits of walking 30 minutes to diabetes mellitus patients to control blood sugar levels.
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