Abstract:
Pulmonary TB treatment takes a long time (up to 6 or 8 months) to achieve healing and the guide (a combination of) several kinds of drugs, so it is not uncommon patients stop taking the medication before the treatment is completed which resulted in keggalan factor in the treatment of pulmonary TB disease is usually caused by lesions that are too broad, presence of other diseases that followed, the disruption imonologis, last factor is the patients own problems, such as lack of knowledge about pulmonary TB, lack of funds, lazy treatment, and was cured. The purpose of this study was to determine the factors that lead to non-compliance of pulmonary tuberculosis patients taking anti tuberculosis (OAT). This research is a quantitative study with cross sectional approach. The number of samples in this study were as many as 36 people. The results showed that Ada significant relationship between knowledge of the anti-TB drug compliance Lung. Based on the statistical analysis of bivariate chi-square test showed that the value of p = 0.008 with a degree of odd ratio 13.00 There is a significant relationship between the distance to the health care anti-TB drug compliance Lung Based on the results of the statistical analysis of bivariate chi-square test showed that p = 0.008 with degrees odds ratio 8.667 There is a significant relationship between the diseases that accompany the anti-TB drug compliance Lung. Based on the statistical analysis of bivariate chi-square test showed that the value of p = 0.028 to 4.800 degrees odds ratios. There is a significant relationship between medication side effects with anti-tuberculosis medication adherence. Based on the statistical analysis of bivariate chi-square test showed that the value of p = 0.000 to 23.222 degrees odds ratios. Expected to pulmonary TB patients to always comply with Pulmonary TB treatment programs and to health workers should be able to provide guidance in the implementation of anti-tuberculosis medication supervision (OAT).
