Functional Capacity COVID-19 Survival Among Workers in Koja Public Health Center

Medica Hospitalia : Journal of Clinical Medicine Pub Date : 2024-03-28 DOI:10.36408/mhjcm.v11i1.942

Melinda Harini, Ira Mistivani, W. Kusumaningsih, Peggy Sunarjo, Budiati Laksmitasari, Nelfidayani, R. K. Wardhani, Ni Luh Made M J, Ratna Ekawati, Edvina, Prisca Ockta, Adhitya, Reni Rozanti, Ricky Fakhrazi, Felix Leo, Novita Suprapto Wati, Endang Sri Wahyuningsih, Dwi Oktavia, Rofi Yuliandra, Vinnaria Astuty, Sri Puji Wahyuni, Julieta Tantri, Gilang Rama Putra

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Introduction: Coronavirus disease 19 (COVID-19) primarily affects the respiratory system and other organ systems which limit respiratory and physical status. The aim of this study is to evaluate functional capacity COVID-19 survivor among workers in Koja Public Health Center Methods: participant were enrolled on March-April 2022. Demographics, symptoms, functional scale post COVID-19 questionnaire, risk stratification, and 6-min walk test (6mwt) were analysed. Patients unable to walk were excluded from the study. Results: 79 participants, 38% was a health care worker, had a median age 33 (21-57) years and 43 women (54.4%). Men had higher 6mwt 518.2 (120-625.8) meter while women had 457 (340-600) meter p (<0.001), VO2max 17.47 (9.74-20.67) in men and 16.45 (14.07-19.19) in women p (<0.001), and METs 5.02 (2.78-5.90) in men and 4.69 (4.02-5.48) in women p (<0.001). Most of the participant had good fitness, 10 participant (12.7%) had functional limitation; 2 participants (2.5%) still had symptom. Conclusion: Despite being COVID-19 survivors, the workers at the Koja Public Health Center have good functional capacity.

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Koja 公共卫生中心工人的功能能力 COVID-19 存活率

导言：冠状病毒病 19（COVID-19）主要影响呼吸系统和其他器官系统，从而限制了呼吸和身体状况。本研究旨在评估 Koja 公共卫生中心工人中 COVID-19 幸存者的功能能力。对人口统计学、症状、COVID-19后功能量表问卷、风险分层和6分钟步行测试（6mwt）进行了分析。无法行走的患者被排除在研究之外：79名参与者中，38%为医护人员，中位年龄为33（21-57）岁，女性43人（54.4%）。男性的 6mwt 值为 518.2（120-625.8）米，女性为 457（340-600）米，P（<0.001）；男性的 VO2max 值为 17.47（9.74-20.67），女性为 16.45（14.07-19.19），P（<0.001）；男性的 METs 值为 5.02（2.78-5.90），女性为 4.69（4.02-5.48），P（<0.001）。大多数参与者体能良好，10 名参与者（12.7%）功能受限；2 名参与者（2.5%）仍有症状：结论：尽管是 COVID-19 的幸存者，Koja 公共卫生中心的工作人员仍具备良好的功能。

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