Vol. 3 No. 1 (2023): Volume 3 Issue 1 tahun 2023

					View Vol. 3 No. 1 (2023): Volume 3 Issue 1 tahun 2023

Articles: 8 

● Editorial in chief: apt. Syuhada, M.Farm.

● Managing Editorial: apt. Irma Novriati, M.Farm.Klin.

 

Published: 20-03-2023

Articles

  • Description of Knowledge of Pregnant Women about Breast Care During Pregnancy at the Karang Rejo Tarakan Health Center

    Sriargianti Amir, Apriorita Apriorita, Rohandi Baharuddin, Satria Hanggara Putra
    1-8
    Abstract: 231 | pdf (Indonesian): 6

    Abstract

    Breast care is an important intervention during pregnancy as preparation for breastfeeding after delivery. Based on the results of preliminary studies, some mothers do not know how to care for their breasts. The purpose of this study was to describe the knowledge of pregnant women about breast care during pregnancy. This research method is descriptive, taking samples using non-probability sampling using an accidental sampling technique with a total sample of 50 according to the inclusion and exclusion criteria. The data collection technique uses a questionnaire related to breast care knowledge. The results showed that the characteristics of the respondents based on the highest age were 20-35 years old, with 25 (50.0%) respondents. Based on occupation, the most were IRT with 31 (62.0%) respondents, based on parity the highest number and multipara were 28 (56) .0%) of respondents, based on education the highest results were obtained, namely high school as many as 22 (44.0%), based on knowledge obtained good knowledge results as many as 6 (12.0%), enough as many as 16 (32.0%), and less as much 28 (56.0%) respondents. This study’s conclusion shows that most breastfeeding mothers at the Karang Rejo Health Center in Tarakan City are knowledgeable about breast care during pregnancy.

  • An overview of the use of anesthetic drugs in the surgical installation of PKU Muhammadiyah Pekajangan Hospital

    Musa Fitri Fatkhiya, Nitya Rofiana Arrizka
    9-15
    Abstract: 863 | pdf (Indonesian): 6

    Abstract

    Induction of anesthesia, each patient can get a variety of premedications. The selection of anesthetic drugs should be based on patient characteristics and conditions associated with surgery and costs. This study aims to describe the use of anesthetic drugs in the Surgical Installation of RSI PKU Muhammadiyah Pekajangan in the period May-July 2022. The method used in this research is descriptive observational. The results of the study showed the use of fentanyl 100 mcg/2mL 130 (27.43%), recofol-N 10 mg/mL 101 (21.31%), KTM 100 mg/mL 89 (18.78%), sevodex 250 mL 50 (10.55%), sedacum 5 mg/5mL 39 (8.23%), tramus 25 mg 38 (8.02%), tramus 50 mg 14 (2.95%), and Isorane/Isoflurane 250 mL 13 (2.74) %). So it can be concluded that the most widely used general anesthetic drug was fentanyl 100 mcg/2mL of 27.43%.

  • Anti-diabetic Activity of Virgin Coconut Oil (VCO): Review

    Rahmawati Rahmawati, Bayu Putra, Lastri Wiyani, Andi Maulana Kamri, Sitti Azahra
    16-21
    Abstract: 697 | pdf (Indonesian): 6

    Abstract

    Diabetes mellitus is a metabolic disease characterized by increased blood glucose levels. Currently, the treatment of diabetes mellitus uses synthetic or chemical drugs and natural ingredients such as virgin coconut oil. Virgin coconut oil (VCO) is extracted with minimal heating and no chemical purification process. This study aims to obtain data on the impact of VCO as an antidiabetic obtained from several research journals. This literature study uses a narrative review method obtained from the Google Scholar, Pubmed, and Science Direct databases. The results of this study indicate that VCO can be used as an alternative to lowering blood glucose levels because it has antidiabetic activity. Medium-chain fatty acid (MCFA) lauric acid in VCO can stimulate insulin production in pancreatic beta cells. This study concludes that virgin coconut oil can potentially reduce blood sugar levels.

  • Development Of Raw Collagen From Waste Mılkfısh (Chanos chanos) Scales As A Preservatıve And Emulsıfyıng Agents

    Sudrajat Sugiharta, Euis Prihatini, Iin Lidia Putama Mursal
    22-33
    Abstract: 319 | pdf (Indonesian): 6

    Abstract

    Collagen is an essential protein in connective tissue, widely used as a bioactive. Raw collagen is obtained from cattle, buffalo, and pigs with problems spreading infectious animal diseases. Collagen can be obtained from waste milkfish (Chanos chanos) scales as an alternative source of mammal raw materials. This study aims to determine the acetic acid's most effective concentration and maceration time in isolating collagen from milkfish scales based on the preservative and emulsifying determination. This research is quasi-experimental design by testing the isolated collagen against collagen yield, proximate analysis of collagen, pH test, preservative test, and analysis of emulsifier substances. The results of the isolation of collagen in all treatment groups had emulsifying and preservative abilities, where a concentration of 0.5 M acetic acid with a maceration time of 72 hours produced the most effective collagen as an emulsifier based on the results of the emulsion stability test and emulsion layer boundary test, as well as at the concentration of 0, acetic acid 5 M with variations in maceration time of 48 hours and 72 hours produced the most effective collagen as a preservative.

  • The Effect of the Covıd-19 Pandemı on the Sales of Health Supplements at “X” Pharmacy in Tarakan City

    Asma Lanuddin, Sari Wijayanti, Irma Novrianti, Dhea Erwina Suwanty
    34-40
    Abstract: 166 | pdf (Indonesian): 6

    Abstract

    The World Health Organization declared Coronavirus disease a pandemic in 2020. Two Indonesian citizens were confirmed to have Covid-19 when the virus was first detected. Panic buying in meeting daily needs is one of the impacts caused by Covid-19, especially health supplements such as vitamins or immunomodulators, due to a lack of understanding from the public. This study aims to determine the effect of Covid-19 on sales of health supplement products at the "X" pharmacy in Tarakan city. This research is analytic research which is observational in nature. The data was obtained from sales documents at the "X" pharmacy 12 months before and 12 months at the start of the Covid-19 pandemic. The health supplements taken for this study were Becom C®, Becom Zet®, and Imboost Force®. The data obtained were analyzed using paired T-test. The study results found that health supplements experienced an increase in sales of 314.41% - 808.42% with a P value = 0.038 for Becom C®, 0.039 for Becom Zet® and 0.011 for Imboost Force®. It can be concluded that Covid-19 has positively influenced the increasing sales of health supplement products at the "X" pharmacy in Tarakan city.

  • Qualitative Test of Rhodamin B on "Tusuk-Tusuk" Snack Sauce at Berlabuh and Oval Parks, Tarakan City

    Agus Amanda Defi Rahayu, Jufri Ubrusun, Irma Novrianti
    41-46
    Abstract: 173 | pdf (Indonesian): 6

    Abstract

    The "tusuk-tusuk" snack is one of the foods loved by all groups, with a delicious taste, and is usually served with added sauce. Rhodamine B is one of the synthetic dyes used in the textile industry. Often rogue traders use Rhodamin B in food that is sold to enhance the color of the food. As is known, Rhodamin B can irritate the eyes, digestive tract, and respiratory tract. This study intends to investigate the presence or absence of the identification of the hazardous substance Rhodamine B in tomato sauce, a street food "tusuk-tusuk" circulating in the Berlabuh and Oval parks, Tarakan city. Each sauce is obtained from " tusuk-tusuk " snacks that circulate in the Berlabuh and Oval parks. The research was carried out and obtained 10 samples circulating in the Berlabuh and Oval parks then, each sample weighed as much as 25 grams, and the sample was dissolved with heated aquadest. After that, the samples were tested using the rapid test method (Rapid test kit). The results of this study indicate that out of 10 samples of the “tusuk-tusuk” snack sauce at Berlabuh and Oval Parks, Tarakan City, did not contain Rhodamin B.

  • Analysis of Rhodamine B Content in Blush Products Circulating in Tarakan City Traditional Markets

    Putri Annisa, Irma Novrianti, Heriani Heriani
    47-54
    Abstract: 475 | pdf (Indonesian): 6

    Abstract

    One of the important needs for a woman is cosmetics. One type of cosmetic that teenagers or adult women often use is blush. Blush comes in various colors, and the most popular color is red. It is feared that some cosmetic products may contain harmful red dyes, such as rhodamine B. This research aims to identify the content of rhodamine B compounds in blush products circulating in the Traditional Markets of Tarakan City. The method of this study was a qualitative analysis of the content of the rhodamine B compound in the samples using the rhodamine B Rapid Test Kit. The results showed that from 9 samples of blush circulating in the Traditional Market of Tarakan City, 4 samples of blush were found to be positive for Rhodamin B. From the 4th, 2 positive samples are registered with BPOM.

  • An Overview of the Use of Antihypertensive Drugs at the Outpatient Pharmacy of Tarakan "X" Hospital in 2022

    Benyamin, Syuhada Syuhada, Benazir Evita Rukaya
    55-63
    Abstract: 229 | pdf (Indonesian): 6

    Abstract

    Hypertension is a global health problem often encountered, and the appropriate use of antihypertensive drugs is very important for optimal blood pressure control. Therefore, it is necessary to research the description of the use of antihypertensive drugs in various health facilities. The purpose of this study was to describe the prescription of antihypertensive drugs in patients at "X" hospital in the outpatient department. The research data obtained were digital data from prescription services from January-December 2022. This study used retrospective data by accessing computer service data at the "X" hospital outpatient pharmacy to track the history of past hypertensive patients’ treatment. The sampling technique used is total sampling. The results showed that the most prescribed antihypertensive drugs were amlodipine, with 13,203 prescription items. Bisoprolol with 10,704 prescription items, and candesartan with 9,885 prescription items. The frequency of prescribing the antihypertensive drug class the most was calcium channel blockers, as much as 13,784 (23.41%), while for the drug class which was the least prescribed, namely alpha-2 agonists, there were 68 drugs (0.12%). Based on the study results, it can be concluded that the most widely prescribed antihypertensive drugs at the outpatient pharmacy at "X" hospital are amlodipine, bisoprolol, and candesartan.