Analysis of Psychology, Social, and Immunity in HIV/AIDS Patients Who Had Been Worked as Migrant Indonesia Worker in East Java

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https://doi.org/10.2991/inc-17.2017.51How to use a DOI?

Keywords

psychological response, social response, immunity

Abstract

Based on a recent study done at five Indonesia workers which infected HIV and AIDS in District Tulungagung, shows each 40% respondent is in denying and anger phase, 80% respondent in anxious social response, and 80% respondent has some CD4 under 350/µl. Design of this research is analytic descriptive research with cross-sectional design. Major respondent psychological in bargaining level (60%). Major respondent social in emotional, social condition (60%). Major respondent immunity in minimum level, CD4<200/µl (65%). Respondent with CD4<200/µl, is in psychological bargaining (35%), with CD4 < 200 and 200-350/µl are in psychological anger and bargaining (each 20% ). Respondent with CD4 < 200/µl is in social emotion condition (35%), CD4<200 and 200-350/ µl is in anxious and emotional psychological condition (each 20 %).

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