Profile of PTSD in Students Post COVID-19: Insights from Bandung Conference
Explore the impact of COVID-19 on students' mental health through a study presented at the Bandung International Conference on Guidance and Counseling. Discover the physical, emotional, mental, behavioral, and spiritual symptoms observed in students aged 15-17, shedding light on the prevalence of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) in this demographic post-pandemic.
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PROFILE OF POST TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER (PTSD) IN STUDENTS POST COVID-19 Presented on Bandung International Conference on Guidance and Counseling 2023 12/12/2023 Nurul Azkiyah Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia
Introduction Covid-19 PTSD Corona Virus Disease 2019 is caused by a new type of corona virus called SARS-CoV-2 National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) PTSD is an anxiety disorder that appears after someone experiences an event that threatens their life or physical safety.
Introduction Covid-19 has threatened the safety of our lives for the last two years and is still growing now, even in several countries Covid-19 cases are surging again.
Method 42 distributing questionnaires via GoogleForm using the problem checklist instrument and the PTSD diagnostic criteria instrument This study uses a quantitative approach Respondents, average 15-17 age.
Finding & Discussion A. Physical Symptomps B. Emotional Symptomps Menggemeretakan gigi 3 Murung 8 Denyut Nadi Cepat 3 Merasa terasing 17 Banyak Berkeringat 8 Bosan 30 Duduk tidak tenang 10 Khawatir 19 Rahang terkatup ketat 0 Hilang kepercayaan 19 Tidak Bertenaga 9 Merasa tidak berdaya 10 Kejang 1 Menyesal 20 Otot tegang 0 Sinis 8 Alergi/gatal-gatal 14 Menyalahkan 11 Diare/mencret 6 Pasrah 18 Nyeri lambung 12 Menyerah 12 Sakit kepala 16 Putus asa 12 Jantung berdebar 9 Marah 25 Dada sesak/nyeri 9 Mengingkari 3 Perut serasa tertekan 7 terguncang 5 Tenggorokan kering 7 mati rasa 3 Pening Rasa takut 20 20
Findings and Discussion C. Mental Symptomps Merasa banyak melayani orang 7 Merasa terbebani 17 Lelah berpikir 16 Curiga 21 D. Behavior Symptomps Sulit mengambil keputusan 0 Banyak pikiran 26 17 Menggerakan anggota tubuh Ingin bunuh diri Mudah lupa 5 26 Mudah marah 23 Tidak konsentrasi 22 Terlalu banyak gerak 7 Tidak percaya 20 Gelisah 19 Tidak bergerak 2 Tidak mampu berbicara 5 E. Spiritual Symptomps Menangis 14 Menghindar 10 Menggerutu 5 Minum alkohol dan narkoba 0 Menyesali diri 20 Banyak merokok 0 Merasa kecewa 18 Makan berlebihan 7 12 Bersibuk dengan diri Kehilangan selera 17 Merasa jadi korban orang 2 Sulit tidur 18 Merasa terancam 6 Tidak tulus 2 Meragukan keyakinan 3 Meragukan tuhan 2 Marah kepada tuhan 1 Tidak berdaya 5 Berhenti beribadah 2 Menyalahkan tuhan 0
Conclusion and Recommendation Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is a mental disorder/post-traumatic stress that occurs after someone experiences a traumatic event such as sexual violence,accidents, natural disasters, or other events that threaten a person's life. During Covid-19 and the implementation of long-distance meetings,students cannot meet anyone other than their families. Feeling like going out but afraid of contracting the Covid-19 virus and confused about socializing with other people for fear of contracting the Covid-19 virus. Not a few students are survivors of Covid-19, feel they have lost family members, or even the pressure given to them by the widespread Covid-19 pandemic has caused students to experience post-traumatic stress.
Suggestion Students who experience PTSD are advised to walk on therapy and be given support from those closest to them, especially support from the respondent's parents.
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