Plan de cuidados en secuelas de accidente cerebrovascular hemorrágico según Nola pender y los patrones funcionales de Marjory Gordon

Abstract

Stroke occurs due to lack or absence of blood supply to the brain, causing damage depending on the degree of affection that it reaches, it is for this reason that it is considered as the third cause of disabilities around the world and affects mortality rates. It is known that there is a classification that divides it into two types: hemorrhagic that occurs when a blood vessel is blocked, preventing circulation; while ischemic is caused by the rupture of a blood vessel causing hemorrhage and occurs to a lesser extent as in the case of our study subject. Depending on their complexity, they can lead to death or leave irreparable sequelae in the individual, manifested in a large percentage by permanent disabilities that represent a change in lifestyle in those who suffer from it, being necessary timely and early care during and after presenting the event.