Kidney Disease Diagnosis in Human Using the Backward Chaining Method

Abstract

Kidney disease is a disease that must be avoided by everyone. Because this disease is difficult to detect and often threatens a person's life. The problem that often occurs is that the kidneys are not functioning properly, so the  body  does  not  try  to  reject  enough  water,  salt,  and  other  materials  that  can cause  death  unless  the  treatment  is analyzed. An accurate analytical ability is needed in determining the diagnosis of a person's kidney condition. But  with  the  convenience  of  expert  doctors,  sometimes  there  are  also  disadvantages  such  as  limited  working  hours  (training) and the number of patients so they  have  to wait in line.  The  backward chaining method  is an  inference  method that performs the search process starting from the goal, which is the conclusion of the solution to the problem  at hand. Stages that must be done is to find a set of data or facts, from the facts sought conclusions that are the solution  of the problem at hand. The system can be run if the user chooses a disease and chooses the symptoms that are felt  and then gets a diagnosis and a solution, and medication.