ACUTE CORONARY SYNDROME PREVENTION BEHAVIOR IN CORONARY HEART DISEASE CLIENTS

Abstract

Background: Cardiovascular disease is a condition characterized by abnormalities in the heart and blood vessels. One type of cardiovascular disease is coronary heart disease. Acute coronary syndrome is an advanced condition of coronary heart disease. Object: The purpose aims to determine the prevention behavior of acute coronary syndrome at the South Krembangan Health Center. Method: Structured surveys and interviews were conducted from February to April 2025. In this study, a descriptive research design was used. The study population consisted of 25 clients, and the sample comprised 25 clients, using a total sampling technique. The variables used are divided into three sub-variables, namely knowledge, attitudes, and actions. Data collection using questionnaires. Data processing techniques use frequency distribution techniques. Results: Based on the study's results, it was found that 18 (72%) clients exhibited good behavior, 6(24%) clients showed sufficient behavior, and 1(4%) client displayed poor behavior. Conclusion: This study concluded that most clients exhibited good behavior in preventing acute coronary syndrome. However, further efforts are being made to avoid acute coronary syndrome. It is recommended that clients take a more active role in understanding their diseases, while related parties can be utilized to develop health programs. For future researchers, these parties can also serve as data sources and research inputs.