DISTRIBUTION OF MMSE SCORE OF PATIENTS IN STROKE UNIT OF SARDJITO HOSPITAL
Background: The mini-mental state exam (MMSE) has been used to evaluate the cognitive function of patients. However, many things can affect a patient's MMSE score such as their age, education level and current neurological disorder. It is therefore important to know whether the MMSE scores of s...
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[Yogyakarta] : Universitas Gadjah Mada
2014
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Summary: | Background: The mini-mental state exam (MMSE) has been
used to evaluate the cognitive function of patients.
However, many things can affect a patient's MMSE score
such as their age, education level and current
neurological disorder. It is therefore important to
know whether the MMSE scores of stroke patients in
stroke unit is different from the general population.
Objective: To determine the distribution of MMSE scores
of patients in Unit Stroke RSUP Sardjito, Yogyakarta.
Method: A descriptive study, cross sectional study
using descriptive statistics to determine the MMSE
score of patients in Unit Stroke RSUP Sardjito taken
from secondary data, Case Report Form (CRF).
Result: MMSE scores decrease with increasing age, from
median MMSE score of 28 in patients aged less 40 years
to 15 in patients aged 80 years and above. MMSE scores
also slightly decrease in stroke patients with diabetes
(from a mean MMSE score of 24.39 to 22.82),
hypertension (from 24.71 to 24.08) and stroke patient
with hypercholesterolemia shows an increase (from 23.86
to 25.73).
Conclusion: MMSE scores vary within stroke patients of
Unit Stroke RSUP Sardjito by age, presence of
hypertension, diabetes, and hypercholesterolemia, which
are consistent with results obtained from previous
studies. |
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