LIPID PROFILE AND KIDNEY FUNCTION IN PROLANIS PATIENT

Abstract

Prolanis or Chronic Disease Management
Program is a program from BPJS which aims to
improve the quality of life for sufferers of chronic
diseases such as diabetes mellitus and hypertension. The
number of hypertension cases in Indonesia reaches
32.4% of the Indonesian population aged over 18 years.
The prevalence of diabetes among those aged 20-79 years
is 10.6%. Hypertension and diabetes mellitus can cause
complications and even death. The aim of this study is to
see the lipid profile and kidney function in kidney and
hypertension patients. The method used in this research
was descriptive with total sampling, blood tests were
carried out to look at the parameters of total cholesterol,
low-density lipoprotein (LDL), high-density lipoprotein
(HDL), triglycerides, urea and creatinine in prolanis
patients at the Mulya Medika clinic. The results were
obtained from 24 hypertension patients and 10 diabetes
mellitus patients with 18 people (53%) with high total
cholesterol and 16 people (47%) with normal cholesterol,
23 people (68%) with high triglycerides and 11 people
(32%) with normal cholesterol. %), HDL was low in 6
people (18%) and normal in 28 people (82%), creatinine
in 34 people (100%) was normal and urea in 1 person
(3%) was high and 33 people (97%) was normal.
Conclusion 30 people (88%) prolanis had disorders in
the lipid profile and 4 people (12%) were normal.
Kidney function was abnormal in 1 person (3%) and 33
people (97%) were normal.