[LIMB SHAKING: DESCRIPTION OF A CASE FROM A NURSING PERSPECTIVE].

Introduction: Limb shaking, which was described by MillerFisher in 1962, is characterized by involuntary, irregular, stereotyped a hemibody triggered by the contralateral hemisphere hypoperfusion. It is associated with an occlusion or stenosis preoclusive of the extracranial internal carotid artery (ICA) contralateral to the movements, and poor circulation contralateral. This causes ischemia resulting in typical clinical manifestations of stroke and these abnormal movements.