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Early nursing recognition of stroke signs and risk factors improves acute treatment and prevention.
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Stroke is a medical emergency, resulting in a significant number of annual deaths in the UK and representing a major cause of disability. Early recognition of the signs and symptoms of stroke is vital to ensure effective and potentially lifesaving treatment. It is important that nurses are able to recognise the risk factors for stroke, as well as being aware of the potential treatment modalities. This article details the signs and symptoms, and risk factors for stroke, as well as outlining the treatment options. The author also explains the important role of nurses in stroke prevention and the long-term care of people who have experienced a stroke and their family members.
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Hayley Chauhdry (2021) conducted a review in Stroke. Early recognition of stroke signs and risk factors by nurses is vital for effective treatment, prevention, and long-term care of stroke patients.
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