SensoryPerception What type ofsymptoms arenumbnessand vertigo?A condition wherethe blood supply tothe brain (perfusion)is interrupted orreduced, causingbrain cells to die(infarction)What isastroke?SmokingWhat is alifestyle thatincrease therisk of astroke?Pupillarysize andreactionWhat should beaccessed in acomatose patientto evaluateincreasedintracranialpressure (ICP)?SubduralhematomaWhichhematomahas thehighestmortality rate?TraumaticBrainInjuryWhat is theleading causeof death fromhead trauma?IncreasedIntracranialPressure(ICP)What can be adiagnosis for apatient that presentswith headache,nausea, vomiting,and decline in level ofconsciousness?Lifethreatening What arehematomas?Formationof bloodclotsWhat canthe cardiacrhythm, atrialfibrillationlead to?DissolveclotsWhat isthepurposeof tPA?A blockageofperfusionto the brainWhat is aischemicstroke?DiabetesWhat medicalconditions isa major riskfactor forstroke?DecreasedintracranialpressureWhat is theresult ofadministeringMannitol(Osmitrol)?SeizuresWhat aretraumaticbrain injurypatients atrisk for?HighbloodpressureWhat is acommon causeof ischemic andhemorrhagicstroke?PreventclotformationWhat isWarfarin(Coumadin)used for?EpiduralhematomaWhichhematomahave a rapidonset withsudden ICPincrease?Cushing'sTriadWhat is severehypertension,wide pulsepressure, andbradycardia?Bleedinginto thebrainWhat is ahemorrhagicstroke?MemorylossWhat iscommonlyfound in apatient with ahistory of TBI?ThrombusWhat isanothername forblood clot?IschemicstrokeWhat isthe mostcommonstroke?A temporary periodof symptomsresulting from abrief interruption ofperfusion to thebrain, often called amini strokeWhat isa TIA?SuddensevereheadacheWhat is asymptom ofa rupturedcerebralaneurysm?SensoryPerception What type ofsymptoms arenumbnessand vertigo?A condition wherethe blood supply tothe brain (perfusion)is interrupted orreduced, causingbrain cells to die(infarction)What isastroke?SmokingWhat is alifestyle thatincrease therisk of astroke?Pupillarysize andreactionWhat should beaccessed in acomatose patientto evaluateincreasedintracranialpressure (ICP)?SubduralhematomaWhichhematomahas thehighestmortality rate?TraumaticBrainInjuryWhat is theleading causeof death fromhead trauma?IncreasedIntracranialPressure(ICP)What can be adiagnosis for apatient that presentswith headache,nausea, vomiting,and decline in level ofconsciousness?Lifethreatening What arehematomas?Formationof bloodclotsWhat canthe cardiacrhythm, atrialfibrillationlead to?DissolveclotsWhat isthepurposeof tPA?A blockageofperfusionto the brainWhat is aischemicstroke?DiabetesWhat medicalconditions isa major riskfactor forstroke?DecreasedintracranialpressureWhat is theresult ofadministeringMannitol(Osmitrol)?SeizuresWhat aretraumaticbrain injurypatients atrisk for?HighbloodpressureWhat is acommon causeof ischemic andhemorrhagicstroke?PreventclotformationWhat isWarfarin(Coumadin)used for?EpiduralhematomaWhichhematomahave a rapidonset withsudden ICPincrease?Cushing'sTriadWhat is severehypertension,wide pulsepressure, andbradycardia?Bleedinginto thebrainWhat is ahemorrhagicstroke?MemorylossWhat iscommonlyfound in apatient with ahistory of TBI?ThrombusWhat isanothername forblood clot?IschemicstrokeWhat isthe mostcommonstroke?A temporary periodof symptomsresulting from abrief interruption ofperfusion to thebrain, often called amini strokeWhat isa TIA?SuddensevereheadacheWhat is asymptom ofa rupturedcerebralaneurysm?

Stroke - Call List

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  1. What type of symptoms are numbness and vertigo?
    Sensory Perception
  2. What is a stroke?
    A condition where the blood supply to the brain (perfusion) is interrupted or reduced, causing brain cells to die (infarction)
  3. What is a lifestyle that increase the risk of a stroke?
    Smoking
  4. What should be accessed in a comatose patient to evaluate increased intracranial pressure (ICP)?
    Pupillary size and reaction
  5. Which hematoma has the highest mortality rate?
    Subdural hematoma
  6. What is the leading cause of death from head trauma?
    Traumatic Brain Injury
  7. What can be a diagnosis for a patient that presents with headache, nausea, vomiting, and decline in level of consciousness?
    Increased Intracranial Pressure (ICP)
  8. What are hematomas?
    Life threatening
  9. What can the cardiac rhythm, atrial fibrillation lead to?
    Formation of blood clots
  10. What is the purpose of tPA?
    Dissolve clots
  11. What is a ischemic stroke?
    A blockage of perfusion to the brain
  12. What medical conditions is a major risk factor for stroke?
    Diabetes
  13. What is the result of administering Mannitol (Osmitrol)?
    Decreased intracranial pressure
  14. What are traumatic brain injury patients at risk for?
    Seizures
  15. What is a common cause of ischemic and hemorrhagic stroke?
    High blood pressure
  16. What is Warfarin (Coumadin) used for?
    Prevent clot formation
  17. Which hematoma have a rapid onset with sudden ICP increase?
    Epidural hematoma
  18. What is severe hypertension, wide pulse pressure, and bradycardia?
    Cushing's Triad
  19. What is a hemorrhagic stroke?
    Bleeding into the brain
  20. What is commonly found in a patient with a history of TBI?
    Memory loss
  21. What is another name for blood clot?
    Thrombus
  22. What is the most common stroke?
    Ischemic stroke
  23. What is a TIA?
    A temporary period of symptoms resulting from a brief interruption of perfusion to the brain, often called a mini stroke
  24. What is a symptom of a ruptured cerebral aneurysm?
    Sudden severe headache