After management of stroke & secondary prevention Flashcards

1
Q

How long after admission should a stroke patient have a swallow screening?

A

Within 4 hours

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2
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How long after admission should patients with an ischemic stroke be given aspirin?

A

within 24 hours

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3
Q

How is malignant MCA syndrome treated?

A

Hemicraniotomy

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4
Q

Where in the brain does a patient most likely have a stroke if the develop obstructive hydrocephalus?

A

Cerebellar stroke

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5
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How is obstructive hydrocephalus treated?

A

Decompressive craniotomy

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6
Q

If a patient develops malignant MCA syndrome as a result of a stroke, where in the brain is the stroke most likely to be?

A

Anterior brain

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7
Q

What percentage of stroke patients develop post-stroke pneumonia?

A

about 15%

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8
Q

What is used in post-stroke management to reduce DVT risk in immobile patients?

A

Intermittent pneumatic compression

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9
Q

What scoring system is used in TIA?

A

ABCD2 score

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10
Q

What is the immediate management after an ischemic stroke?

A

Antiplatelet + statins

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11
Q

What is the immediate management after an hemorrhagic stroke?

A

Stop any anti-thrombotics

BP management

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12
Q

When is acute blood pressure management indicated in stroke?

A

Lowering BP for safe thrombolysis

ICH as an attempt to reduce hematoma expansion

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13
Q

What are the management options for acute blood pressure management of stroke?

A

IV labetalol
OR
IV GTN

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14
Q

When are antiplatelets used for immediate management in stroke/TIA?

A

All ischemic stroke and TIA’s

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15
Q

When are antiplatelets used for long-term management in stroke/TIA?

A

Small vessel atheromatous disease

Large vessel atheromatous disease

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16
Q

What antiplatelets are used in stroke/TIA?

A

Aspirin + clopidogrel

17
Q

What treatment is given in cardioembolic infarct?

A

Anticoagulation

18
Q

What treatment is given in large artery atheroma?

A

Antiplatelets
Statins
BP management

19
Q

What treatment is given in small artery atheroma?

A

Antiplatelets
Statins
BP control
Blood sugar management