Abstract:
Health workers who treat Covid-19 patients are a group with a
very high risk of exposure. This makes the nurse's burden even greater, the
guidance of services and health, worrying about contracting the disease and the
uncertainty of when the event will end puts nurses who are on the front lines at risk
of anxiety. The purpose of this study was to find out how the anxiety level of the
Covid-19 task force team nurse at the Siwalima Health Center was. Methods: This
study uses quantitative techniques deskriptive total sampling, distributing
pernyataan use google form questionnaire to 37 respondents in the er Siwalima
Health Centar was through social media. Results: The results of this study show
that the average level of anxiety is 23.89, while the mean level of anxiety is 24.00,
and the level of anxiety that often arises is 28. With the percentage of mild anxiety
5.4% (2 people), moderate anxiety 73.0% (27 people), severe anxiety 21.6% (8
people), and Panic 0%. Conclusion: The anxiety level of the COVID-19 task force
nurses at the Siwalima Public Health Center was influenced by various factors, the
dominant factor was the anxiety of contracting and transmitting COVID-19 to the
family, the uncertainty that PPE and the consumption of vitamins and nutritious
food could guarantee that the nurse was infected with COVID-19
