Asuhan Keperawatan Pada Pasien Stroke Dengan Gangguan Defisit Perawatan Diri

Sansri, Diah KD and Tri, Hapsari RA and Nadira, Muhamiyatillah (2023) Asuhan Keperawatan Pada Pasien Stroke Dengan Gangguan Defisit Perawatan Diri. Asuhan Keperawatan Pada Pasien Stroke Dengan Gangguan Defisit Perawatan Diri. pp. 1-89.

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Abstract

The background of this case study is the increasing incidence of stroke in Indonesia.. Stroke cases in 2018 at the Al Ihsan Hospital reached 658 patients. Stroke is a sudden disturbance due to the cessation of blood flow due to blockage or bleeding in the brain that causes brain damage, resulting in neurological deficits and causing disability. One of the effects is hemiparesis and hemiplegia which are closely related to the function of the extremities for patient mobility, so that muscle strength needs to be increased which can lead to self care deficit problem. Personal hygiene measures are effective in improving patient personal hygiene so as to prevent the emergence of other diseases. This case study aims to determine the description of nursing care in hemorrhagic stroke patients with the implementation of personal hygiene to increase improve cleanlines in Al Ihsan Hospital Bandung in 2023. The method used is a descriptive case study method. One patient measured the level of cleanliness before and afteer taking personal hygiene measures using SOP for personal hygiene and observation sheets for personal hygiene. The results after taking personal hygiene measures once a day for 5 days incated that there was an increase in personal hygiene, seen using the observation sheet which shows the value before being given an action of 45 and after being given an action to be 80. It is hoped that nurses and patients can continue to take personal hygiene measures both at home and in the hospital.

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