Nursing Care For Hypertension Patients Using Brisk Walking Exercise To Reduction Blood Pressure In The Elderly At PSLU Tresna Werdha Natar

Abstract

Aging is considered as a natural process that cannot be avoided, walked continuously and sustainably. The more increase amount resident age carry on age will be influential to decline condition physique. Decline condition physique this is what brings to condition vulnerable from various type diseases, among others disease hypertension. Hypertension is a disease which is the most common and most common cardiovascular bear public. Hypertension is something circumstances where somebody experience blood pressure above normal which results to increase number of pain (morbidity) and numbers of death (mortality). Aim of this study is to know and analyse blood pressure in hypertension patients before and after given brisk walking exercise. This study used quantitative method with case study approach. The subject of this study is 2 elderly men. The result show that the average blood pressure systolic before intervention on respondent I (155 mmHg) and respondent II (140.66 mmHg) and after intervention average pressure systolic was respondent I (149 mmHg) and respondent II (136.333  mmHg).  While pressure  diastolic  before  intervention  on  respondent  I  (95  mmHg)  and respondent II (86.666 mmHg) and after intervention pressure diastolic was respondent I (92.666 mmHg) and respondent II (86.333). Conclusions of the study this application therapy brisk walking exercise reduces blood pressure in elderly people who experience it hypertension at PSLU Tresna Werdha Natar.