Erna Dwi Wahyuni, - and Laily Hidayati, - and Prisdamayanti Ayuningsih, - and - (2020) The effect of health education with case study and demonstration methods for preventing and handling emergency hypothermic at ndure lover extracunicular. EurAsian Journal of Biosciences, 14 (1). pp. 1639-1643. ISSN 1307-9867

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Abstract

Mountain climbing has a high risk of hypothermia, which threatens life safety. So intervention eflorE are need€d to improve the prevention and treatment ofhypothermia. The puQose ofthis sfudy was to explain the effectE of health educalion with case strdres and demonstation methods for Preventing and handling emgrg€ncy hypothermia at natural lover extracllnicxllar. The study design was a quasiexperiment- The populalion in this study was exlr&uriqrlar momberc. The sampl€ used 70 respondenbwith a random samplingte.finique to c*roose the respondents. The indepondentvariable of this research was health educalion wilfi case studies and demonsfation methods. The dependent variables consisted of knowiedge, att'hide, prevenlive aclion, end treatment of hypothermia. The research instumentused a questionnaire of knowledge, attifud€, and prevenlive action andtreatment of hypothermia. Th6 analysis used Wlcoxon and Mann Whihey tests with the signifcant technique o <0.05. The results wilh Wlcoxon in the treatrnent group show€d lhe case studles and demonstration methods increased knowledge (p = 0,000), attitudes (p = 0,000) and inelions (p = 0,000). Test results with Mann Whihey show fiat there is an average difierence between the treatmont group and the conad group with the results of significance in knowledgo {p = 0,000), attjtudes (p = 0,000), actions (p = 0,000). Heahh educaton with case studies and demonstration methods can be used to improve knowledge, attitude, and preventative action and beatment of hypothermie lor nafure lovels.

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