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DISCUSS immediate stroke management (not prevention/long term management)

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Diagnosis? tPA administration if within 75 minutes?

Acute MCA infarct

Describe the utility and components of NIH stroke scale

0 = no stroke; 1-4 minor; 5-15 moderate; 16-20 moderate-severe; 21-42 severe

Discuss prognosis & quality of life after stroke

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DRAW/DISCUSS clinical evaluation flow chart for a suspected stroke patient starting when they arrive at ED. What are you ruling out/confirming?

Serum glucose = other causes of symptoms; non-contrast CT = ruling out hemorrhage for treatment; MRA = find arterial blockage; MRI =

Define ischemic stroke

cerebral infarction due to insufficient cerebral blood flow, resulting in ischemia and neuronal injury

Utility of cardiac telemetry and echocardiogram with bubble study

cardiac telemetry = a fib (L sided clot -> embolus and stroke). Echo with bubble study - checking for PFO (clot on R side -> L side heart -> stroke)

Justify prescribing high-dose atorvastatin and short-term dual antiplatelet therapy with clopidogrel and aspirin (include MOA)

Atorvastatin - HMG-CoA reductase inhibitor (inhibits cholesterol biosynthesis in the liver)

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Alexa

Mr. Clooney had RUE and LUE paresis and LUE and LLE intact on neuro exam. What side of the brain was the stroke?

Left! Contralateral side affected

tPA should not be administered for an ischemic stroke after how long?

4.5 hours

T/F symptom onset is sudden

F - typically onset over hours (compared to hemorrhagic stroke - sudden onset)

Diagnosis?

Normal

What is the utility of a non-contrast CT in stroke management?

Rule out hemorrhage - contraindication for tPA

Ischemic stroke accounts for __% of all strokes

80-85%

Name 3 risk factors for ischemic stroke

Age >65; hypertension; diabetes mellitus; atrial fibrillation; carotid artery stenosis

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Rae

Why is it important to order a CT prior to full clinical evaluation in a suspected stroke patient?

Time is brain... save the penumbra! - Dr. West

What is the meaning of "Time is brain...save the penumbra!"

Penumbra = area surrounding the ischemic event. If blood flow is restored quickly enough after a stroke, the penumbra can be preserved by collateral circulation

Discuss waiting to re-start lisinopril despite Mr. Clooney's BP remaining elevated

Permissive HTN. Increased BP has better chance of getting blood through narrow blood vessels (he has stenosis of MCA)

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Sulaiman

Discuss mechanisms underlying neuronal injury during ischemic stroke

Deprivation of ATP in cells -> dysfunction of Na/K ATPase -> build up of Na draws in water -> cytotoxic edema & inflammation; excitotoxicity (glutamate)

Relate risk factors to pathogenesis of ischemic stroke

Smoking = toxin in tobacco damages endothelium -> atherosclerosis -> plaque obstructs arterial blood flow -> thrombotic stroke;

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Alyssa

Discuss the types of ischemic strokes

1. embolic (20%); 2. thrombotic (40%); 3. Global hypoxia (i.e. cardiogenic shock)

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Kristen

Contraindications for tPA use

Recent ischemic stroke; GI malignancy or recent bleed; severe uncontrolled hypertension; nondisabling minor stroke (NIHSS <5)

What does the acronym FAST stand for?

Facial drooping; arm weakness; speech difficulties; time

Diagnosis? tPA administration if this was taken within 3 hours of arrival?

Acute left MCA distribution hemorrhagic infarction. NO! contraindicated with hemorrhage.

Describe the RACE stroke scale - utility and components

Facial palsy; arm motor function; leg motor function; head and gaze deviation. If R hemiparesis - test aphasia; if L hemiparesis - test agnosia

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Vincent

Damage from ischemic stroke depends on

location and time!