Family Support and Social Support in Pre-Operative Anxiety Status

<b>Introduction:</b><b> </b>Anxiety is vital in determining the decision of appendectomy surgery. Anxiety may be reduced with support from family and society.<b>Purpose:</b><b> </b>The purpose of this paper is to review the relationship between family and social support on the anxiety of preoperative appendectomy patients.<b>Methods:</b> This study used an analytical descriptive quantitative method with a cross-sectional approach on 15 preoperative appendectomy patients in the operating room. Collecting data using a questionnaire from one month. Data analysis using spearman rank.<b>Results:</b> The results of this study indicate that family support has a significance value of 0.904 for anxiety, while social support has a significance value of 0.059.<b>Conclusion:</b><b> </b>This study shows that family and social support do not affect the anxiety status of preoperative appendectomy patients. Therefore, future studies on the current topic are recommended but with a larger sample to prove the hypothesis.