GERONTOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF NURSING CARE IN HEART DISEASE AND NEUROLOGICAL DISEASE

Abstract

The study focused on a comprehensive investigation into the characteristic features for aging of the body in the elderly, with an emphasis on heart disease and neurological disease. The study analyzed risk factors and mechanisms of disease development in older people, identified clinical manifestations of aging of the body, and investigated the subcellular mechanisms of cardiomyocyte aging. Special attention has been given to heart disease and neurological disease in gerontological subjects, given the frequent occurrence of significant changes in the cardiovascular and nervous systems that occur with age. The study has developed effective methods of nursing care, including the monitoring of vital signs and provision of skilled care in these types of disease in older patients. The aim of this study was to study the role of nurses in providing care for geriatric patients with heart disease and neurological disease. To investigate the efficacy of prevention programs in reducing morbidity and improving symptom control in older people with nervous system disease and cardiovascular disease. Older patients with cardiovascular disease and nervous system disease were the object of research in this study. The research work has evaluated the efficacy of prevention programs in reducing the morbidity in older people with cardiovascular and neurological disorders. It has reviewed the clinical and nursing aspects of implementing the programs, and evaluated the reduction in morbidity as a result of their implementation. The results obtained represent an important contribution to understanding and optimization of health care practices and care in elderly patients.