Disorders Flashcards
Stroke prevalence =
Stroke incidence =
… In …. Die within a year
Prevalence. 5 / 1000
Incidence = 2 / 1000
1 in 3 die within a year
Intracerebral haemorrhage mechanisms (4)
Charcot-Bouchard micro aneurysm
Micro bleeds
Haemorrhaging transformation of infarcts
Vasculitis
Primary cause of haemorrhaging stroke =
Hypertension
Ischaemic stroke:
Failure of …/.. Pumps
Depolarisation and risk in intracellular … Due to:
- … Channel opening
- … Release (…. Receptors, …. Receptors, …. Receptors)
Ischaemic stroke:
Failure of NA/K Pumps
Depolarisation and risk in intracellular CALCIUM Due to:
- CA Channel opening
- GLUTAMATE Release (NMDA Receptors, AMPA Receptors, METABOTROPHIC Receptors)
Area around an infarct (stroke) which is possible to save …
Penumbra
Stroke R.F:
Smoking X
Alcohol X
Smoking x2
Alcohol x3
Pyramidal system (5)
Primary motor cortex, cerebral peduncle a, decussation of the pyramids, descending corticospinal tracts
Stroke anterior circulation = …. / …..
Large/small Vessel?
Uni/bi lateral motor deficient?
……. Hemianopia
Stroke anterior circulation = TACI / PACI
LARGE Vessel
UNIlateral motor deficient?
HOMONYMOUS Hemianopia
Posterior circulation - …..
Large/small vessel
…… Hemianopia
Uni/bilateral motor signs?
Posterior circulation - POCI
LARGE vessel
PURE Hemianopia
BIlateral motor signs
Lacunar - …..
large/small vessel?
… stroke
Lacunae - LACI
SMALL vessel
Sensorimotor stroke
Stroke antiplatelet therapy: .... 300mg, ..... 75mg OR .... 75mg, ..... 200mg
Aspiring 300mg, clopidogrel 75mg
OR
Aspiring 75mg, dipyridamole 200mg
TIA - an …. Loss of ….. Cerebral or … function with symptoms lasting less than …. Hours.
Is presumed to be due to …. Or …. Vascular disease
TIA - an ACUTE loss of FOCAL cerebral or MONOCULAR function with symptoms lasting less than 24 hours
Is presumed to be due to EMBOLIC or THROMBOTIC vascular disease
Admit patient with TIA if have … (2)
Atrial fibrillation
Carotid stenosis
Ischaemic strokes = …%
Haemorrhaging strokes = ….%
70-80%
20-30%