Butterfly Hug untuk menurunkan Gangguan Tidur pada pasien Anemia: Case Report
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Title
Butterfly Hug untuk menurunkan Gangguan Tidur pada pasien Anemia: Case Report
Subject
anaemia, butterfly hug
Description
Anaemia is a condition where the number of red blood cells (erythrocytes) or haemoglobin (Hb) levels in
the blood (<12gd/l Butterfly Hug is a nonpharmacological intervention that can reduce sleep pattern
disturbances in anaemic patients because it can soothe with a calm state a person can increase melatonin
horons that can stimulate sleep and reduce the hormone cartisol. The research design used is descriptive
quantitative with a case study design with a case study approach through the butterfly hug action by asking
the patient to cross their arms in the form of hugging the patient's upper arm asking the patient to suggest
thoughts by emptying the mind and imagining a preferred place then doing deep breathing techniques and
patting the upper arm with a slow tempo repeat until the patient falls asleep. The result of the intervention
was a decreased sleep pattern disorder with the patient lying down from 20-30 minutes to 5 minutes carried
out for three days. Advice for nurses is that this intervention can be a non-pharmacological alternative to
reduce sleep disturbances in anaemic patients.
Keywords: anaemia, butterfly hug
the blood (<12gd/l Butterfly Hug is a nonpharmacological intervention that can reduce sleep pattern
disturbances in anaemic patients because it can soothe with a calm state a person can increase melatonin
horons that can stimulate sleep and reduce the hormone cartisol. The research design used is descriptive
quantitative with a case study design with a case study approach through the butterfly hug action by asking
the patient to cross their arms in the form of hugging the patient's upper arm asking the patient to suggest
thoughts by emptying the mind and imagining a preferred place then doing deep breathing techniques and
patting the upper arm with a slow tempo repeat until the patient falls asleep. The result of the intervention
was a decreased sleep pattern disorder with the patient lying down from 20-30 minutes to 5 minutes carried
out for three days. Advice for nurses is that this intervention can be a non-pharmacological alternative to
reduce sleep disturbances in anaemic patients.
Keywords: anaemia, butterfly hug
Creator
1Dewi Jati Satyani*,
2
Ignasia Yunita Sari,
3Ganang Agus
2
Ignasia Yunita Sari,
3Ganang Agus
Date
2025
Contributor
Peri Irawan
Format
pdf
Language
english
Type
text
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Collection
Citation
1Dewi Jati Satyani*,
2
Ignasia Yunita Sari,
3Ganang Agus, “Butterfly Hug untuk menurunkan Gangguan Tidur pada pasien Anemia: Case Report,” Repository Horizon University Indonesia, accessed April 11, 2026, https://repository.horizon.ac.id/items/show/13187.