Progress on Factors Affecting Motor Disorders after Stroke and Nursing Interventions
Abstract
Every year, up to 2.4 million people suffer from stroke, and about 90% of stroke survivors suffer from motor impairment. For patients with transient cerebral ischemia and patients with initial stroke but not affected, establish relevant influencing factors and formulate systemic preventive measures to prevent their motor impairment, which is of key significance to improving clinical medical prognosis.Therefore, the paper reviewed in recent years, scholars at home and abroad after stroke movement factors and nursing intervention countermeasures, summarizes the age and gender, location and type, body mass index, and tells the initial assessment, exercise therapy, early psychological counseling and integrated Chinese and western medicine nursing intervention, in order to stroke patients exercise function, limb care and rehabilitation training, better promote stroke patients body movement function repair, promote the use and development of rehabilitation nursing.References
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