Cerebrovascular Flashcards

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Mimics of CVA

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hypoglycemia, seizures, migraine w/ aura, HTN or Wernicke’s encephalopathy, CNS tumor, drug tox (Li, Phenytoin)

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SBP 220 more or DBP 121-140 (non tPA)

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aim for 10-15% reduction in MAP. agents: labetolol, nicardipine

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Labetolol Dose

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10-20 g IV over 1-2 min. May repeat or double q10min. Max 300 mg; cont IV 2-8 mg/min

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Nicardipine Dose

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5 mg/h cont IV. Titrate by 2.5 mg/h q5-15min to max of 15 mg/h

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DBP 140 more (non tPA)

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Aim for a 10-15% decr in MAP, agents: nitroprusside

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Nitroprusside

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0.25-0.5 mcg/kg/min cont IV, inc by same increment, usually up to 2-3 mcg/kg/min; max 10 mcg/kg/min for 10 min, greater - cyanide toxic

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SBP 185 more, DBP 110 more (tPA)

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Labetolol x 2, Nicardipine; aggressive HTN tx excludes fibrinolytic therapy

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BP fibrinolytic therapy

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Goal: less than 180/105; DBP 140 more: nitroprusside; SBP 180-230 or DBP 105-140: labetolol, nicardipine

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tPA Inclusion

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18 yo, acute CVA, timeline est., can begin 3-4.5 hr of CVA onset

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tPA Exclusion

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Evidence/HO intracranial hemorrhage, cranial hemorrhage or edema, deformities of cranial structure/veins, active internal bleed, plt

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tPA relative Exclusion

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NIHSS of 25 more, major surgery or serious trauma in prev 14 d, HO GI or UT hemorrhage in prev 21 d, Acute MI prev 3 mos, prego

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tPA Exclusion 3-4.5 hrs

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80 yo taking oral anticoag regardless of INR, NIHSS or HO both stroke and DM

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tPA administration

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0.9 mg/kg IV, max 90 mg; 10% over 1 min, 90% over 1 hr, door-to-needle time 60; monitor q15min for 2h then q30min for 6h then q1h for 24 hr, no punctures or anti-coag for 24hr

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ICP Goal

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cerebral perfusion press - 60-80 mmHG, CPP = MAP - ICP, agents: mannitol, pentobarbital

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ICP Supportive Measure

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Fluids and/or pressors, packed RBCs (Hct 0-30), PA ctrl, seizure ppx if needed, avoid hyperthermia

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ICP hyperventilation

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Gaol 30-35 mmHg, 25-30 for brief periods may be refractory ICP, effect limited to 24 h

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Mannitol

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1 g/kg IV bolus then 0.25 mg/kg; 5 mcg filter, maintain Osmol under 310-320, C/I in severe renal, effect may be limited to 24 h

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Pentobarbital Coma

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LD: 10 mg/kg over 30 min followed by 5 mg/kg/h for 3 h (total 25 mg/kg), MD: 1-3 mg/kg/h; plasma level 30-40 mg/L, taper if ICP well ctrl for 24-48 h