Non-hemorrhagic stroke is often associated with conditions like ‎arteriosclerosis, which can lead to significant nursing problems, particularly ‎ineffective peripheral perfusion. When blood flow is interrupted, the brain's ‎supply of oxygen and nutrients ceases, causing parts of the brain to ‎malfunction.This case study aims to provide nursing care for a patient with non-‎hemorrhagic stroke experiencing ineffective peripheral perfusion, through the ‎application of the nursing process.‎
Nursing care for a patient with non-hemorrhagic stroke and a self-care ‎deficit was conducted at Siti Fadhilah Ward, 'Aisyiyah Hospital Ponorogo, for ‎three days, from May 2 to May 4, 2025. The method used was the nursing process ‎approach, which includes assessment, nursing diagnosis formulation, ‎intervention, implementation, and evaluation.‎
The assessment findings for Mr. T revealed complaints of dizziness and ‎weakness in the right limbs, consistent with non-hemorrhagic stroke symptoms. ‎The nursing diagnosis established was ineffective peripheral perfusion related to ‎increased blood pressure. The nursing interventions provided included ‎circulation care and peripheral sensation management. The evaluation showed ‎that the problem of ineffective peripheral perfusion in the patient was partially ‎resolved, leading to discharge, indicated by an improvement in right extremity ‎muscle strength and stabilization of blood pressure.Planned and holistic nursing ‎care proved effective in addressing the problem of ineffective peripheral ‎perfusion in patients with non-hemorrhagic stroke.‎

Keywords :‎ Non-hemorrhagic stroke, ineffective peripheral perfusion, ‎circulatory care