PERBEDAAN KADAR ASAM URAT PADA SERUM PASIEN
TUBERKULOSIS DENGAN DAN TANPA PENGENCERAN
PERBEDAAN KADAR ASAM URAT PADA SERUM PASIEN
TUBERKULOSIS DENGAN DAN TANPA PENGENCERAN
2022-06-20
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Background: The current treatment for tuberculosis uses Anti Tuberculosis Drugs
(OAT). However, if used for a long time this drug has side effects, namely causing
kidney problems. To detect these disorders, kidney function tests are needed,
namely checking uric acid levels. This examination uses the enzymatic calorimetric
method (uricase). The examination material used is in the form of serum, where the
serum should not be lipemic because it can interfere with reading the results on the
spectrophotometer. Lipemic serum results in high absorbance values so that
Lambert beer law deviations can occur. This deviation is in the form of a non-linear
absorbance relationship. One of the treatments for lipemic serum is dilution
treatment. The dilution was carried out with the addition of NaCL comparing the
ratio of 1:1 in the hope of reducing the level of turbidity and reducing the error rate
during sample measurement.
Research Objective: To determine differences in uric acid levels in serum of
tuberculosis patients with and without dilution.
Research Methods: The type of research is Pre Experimental Design (non design).
with the research design of One-Group Pretest-Postest design. The samples used
were 30 serum. The data obtained were then analyzed descriptively and Wilcox test
if the data were not normally distributed.
Research Results: The results showed that the average results of serum uric acid
examination of tuberculosis patients and without dilution were 10.72 mg/dl and
9.20 mg/dl with a difference in mean levels of 1.52 mg/dl and a percentage of
16.52%. These results were analyzed descriptively showing an increase in the mean
uric acid with dilution Wilcoxon test results showed p (0.004) <0.05.
Conclusion: There are differences in uric acid levels in the serum of tuberculosis
patients with and without dilution.
Keywords: uric acid level, serum of tuberculosis patients, dilution