Hygiene Care Reproductive Behavior of Sufferers Of Urinary Tract Infection (UTI) By Trichomonas Vaginalis Which are Identified on Fresh Urine of Women Ward in Chasan Boesoiri Hospital Ternate 2016

In women, urinary tract infection is a bacterial infection that most often found each year. Fungi and bacteria grows in conditions not clean and moisturized. Bad behavior in maintaining the cleanliness of the genitalia can be the originator of the incidence of infection in the reproductive organs. The parasite Trichomonas vaginalis, namely parasite that can infect the vagina and urinary tract. Based on the report of the Medical Record of Dr. Hi Chasan Bosoire Hospital Ternate, in 2014 the number of patients of urinary tract infection sufferers as much as 247 people. From the results of interviews with analysts laboratory, from the results of checks on fresh urine UTI sufferers often found the presence of Trichomonas vaginalis. The purpose of this research was to identify the Trichomonas vaginalis in urine and urinary tract infection sufferers to do with hygiene care behavior of reproductive organs in women's at Dr Hi. Chasan Boesoeri Hospital Ternate. As for the benefits of the research is to provide additional information about the incidence of trichomoniasis and as material input to relevant agencies to conduct counseling on matters of hygiene treatment UTI sufferers reproductive organs as well as the evaluation of nursing care coverage material. The methods used in this research is a survey using observational approaches cross sectional study with a population of affordable and at least sample a number of 30 respondents in the women's ward of Dr. h. Chasan bosoirie Hospital Ternate from June until November 2015.