| dc.description.abstract | Introduction: Indonesia is the second highest country of stroke
burden after Mongolia, which are 3,382.2 / 100,000 people based on
DALYs (disability-adjusted life-year). Based on the health profile of
the province of Bali, the type of stroke that has high prevalence rate is
ischemic stroke. Practical strategies in overcoming the burden of stroke
must be focused on prevention and treatment based on risk factors.
The study aims to determine the relationship between risk factors
and the level of risk of ischemic stroke patients hospitalized at RSUD
Klungkung Bali.
Methods: This study is observational analytic study with a cross
sectional design that includes 65 patients taken from the medical
records. The variables studied are age, gender, pressure blood,
cholesterol levels, smoking history, body mass index (BMI), physical activity, history of diabetes, history of atrial fibrillation, and history
of stroke in the family. Data analysis techniques used were univariate
analysis and bivariate analysis.
Result: The most characteristics based on age group is ≥ 55 years -
64 years with an average age of 61.45 ± 12.016 years. Patients are
dominated by men (2,4:1). The assessment of the level of risk factors in
each sample using the Stroke Risk Scorecard (SRS), 51 people (78.5%)
had a high risk, 9 people (13.8%) had moderate risk, and 5 people
(7.7%) has a low risk of ischemic stroke.
Conclusion: The chi-square statistical analysis showed a significant
relationship between the risk level of ischemic stroke with body
mass index, blood pressure, smoking history, history of diabetes, and
cholesterol levels (p<0,005). | en_US |
