Question

from 5 NSG diagnosis for pt . with hemorrhagic CVA who is in deep coma

Answer 1

Hemorrhagic CVA is cerebrovascular accident which is the  functional or may be the structural abnormality of the brain that is mainly caused by pathological condition of the cerebral vessels of the entire cerebrovascular system in the body .

Hemorrhagic CVA is mainly caused by aneurysm, hypertension, arteriovenous AV) malformations, or may be another bleeding disorders are the main reasons.

There are some nursuing diagnosis for patient with hemorrhagic cerebrovascular accident are :

1. The patients behaviour and health change .
2. The patient's drug and its use with its prescription and the over counter medications are used considered as the diagnosis . The unapproved medications are also used as diagnosis .
3. The patient medical history along with the patients present condition with all the history of stokes and attacks conditions are also usedfull for the nurse diagnosis if the patient is with in the deep coma .  
4. Ineffective Cerebral Tissue Perfusion - In this process the patient gets reduction in the oxygen and it will affect as a result in faliure to provide the nourishment tissue at the capillary level .
5. Impaired Verbal Communication- This is the process in which the person loose its ability to get the symbols , by non verbal communication without the use of words in coomunication .
6. Disturbed Sensory Perception - It is the process of diagnosis , in which the amount of the response in the stimulus response is exaggerated associated with the patient health .
7. Risk for Impaired Swallowing- It is the condition in which the efforts and time are excessively used to the movement of food in the body .
8. Ineffective Coping - Its the inability to acess the stressors and use the available the nearby or present resources to cop up with that stress .

All above are the diagnosis which is diagnosed by nurse in the patient with hemorrhagic CVA who is in deep coma .