CVA Flashcards

1
Q

what is the most common type of ischemic stroke?

A

emobolic

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2
Q

what origin is the most common for ischemic strokes?

A

cardiac

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3
Q

2 causes of embolic stroke

A

congenital abnormality such as a patent foramen ovale, DVT

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4
Q

common precursor to thrombotic stroke

A

HTN

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5
Q

3 causes of thrombotic stroke

A

arteritis, atherosclerosis, hypercholesteremia/hematologic disorders

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6
Q

thrombosis to what arteries causes severe strokes?

A

vertebral and carotids

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7
Q

what is a lacunar stroke associated with?

A

chronic HTN, diabetic microvascular disease

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8
Q

size of lacunar infarct

A

2-3mm

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9
Q

75% of hemorrhagic strokes caused by a bleeding blood vessel occurs in people who have _______.

A

hypertension

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10
Q

common causes of hemorrhagic stroke

A

hypertensive bleed, intracranial hemorrhage, in presence of AVM or tumor, ruptured aneurysm

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11
Q

what is the most common type of hemorrhagic stroke?

A

Anterior communicating artery aneurysm

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12
Q

why is a TIA not considered a real stroke?

A

because there is no infarction to the cerebral tissue

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13
Q

when are hemorrhagic conversions more common?

A

large infarcts such as MCA

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14
Q

clinical signs seen with a brain stem stroke

A

changes in breathing, movement, sensation, eye movement, HR, blood pressure

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15
Q

thalamic pain syndrome symptoms:

A

involuntary movements
contralateral hemiplegia
paresis of vertical eye movement

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16
Q

common stroke symptoms for ACA infarct (2)

A

urinary incontinence

akinetic mutism

17
Q

common stroke symptoms for MCA infarct (3)

A

homonymous hemianopsia
conjugate gaze impairment
ataxia of contralateral limb

18
Q

common stroke symptoms for PCA infarct (3)

A

cranial nerve 3 palsy: ptsosis& impaired pupillary light response
dyslexia but able to write, difficulty with color discrimination
homonoymous hemianopsia

19
Q

infarction to what artery causes medial medullary syndrome/dejerine syndrome

A

medullary branch of vertebral artery

20
Q

symptoms of a medial medullary syndrome

A

paralysis w/ atrophy of 1/2 of tongue with deviation to paralyzed side
contralateral hemiplegia, impaired tactile and proprioceptive sense contralaterally

21
Q

occlusion of _____ causes wallenburg syndrome.

A

PICA/vertebral artery

22
Q

occlusion of ______ causes lateral inferior pontine syndrome.

A

anterior inferior cerebellar artery

23
Q

occlusion of ______ causes lateral inferior pontine syndrome.

A

anterior inferior cerebellar artery

24
Q

acute stroke are on bed rest for how many hours?

A

24-48 hours

25
Q

recommended MAP for ischemic stroke

A

130-140

26
Q

recommended MAP for hemorrhagic stroke

A

<110

27
Q

define hemorrhagic stroke.

A

cellular destruction 2 to reduced blood flow.

mechanical pressure caused by edema and pressure of blood collection

28
Q

hemorrhagic stroke does not follow a ____

A

artery distribution

29
Q

TIA follows ________

A

artery distribution

30
Q

where are hemorrhagic conversions more common?

A

in MCA

31
Q

TPA can be used within how many hours of onset

A

3 hours

32
Q

BP must be < for using TPA

A

185/110