Taking Care of a Stroke Victim

Introduction The purpose of this article is to discuss Mary, a 75-year-old retired teacher with a history of obesity and hypertension who suffered an ischemic stroke one month ago. According to the confidential guide of NMC (2011), the pseudonym "Mary" is used to make the identity of the service user anonymous. Regarding Mary, the authors discuss risk factors and resilience factors related to stroke, vulnerability of disease, and appropriate level of care that affect rehabilitation.

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Improvement in treatment has also spread to the care of stroke patients. The neurologist will envy the cardiologist to shorten the time. For stroke, the time it takes to treat the drug with a clot and dissolve the drug is also important. "Time is the brain," the neurologist said. They began imitating cardiologists. According to various studies, not every city needs superior cardiac care over Camden, and 42% of Camden's population live in risk factors for poverty and heart disease. As with high cholesterol levels, as well as hypertension and smoking, obesity is paralyzed. One out of every four people between 50 and 59 who are hospitalized for any reason suffer from diabetes. The majority of residents are Hispanic or African American, with a relatively high incidence of heart disease.