L4: Stroke Flashcards

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Def of Stroke

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Types of Stroke

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TIA

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If these signs is temporary “within 24 hours” it’s called Transient ischemic attack

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Classification of Stroke

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Types of Hemorrhagic Stroke

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1) Intracerebral hemorrhage (ICH).

2) Subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH).

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Etiology of ICH

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Most common cause of ICH

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Chronic HTN

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Etiology of SAH

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Etiology of SAH

  • Traumatic
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Most Common Cause

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Etiology of SAH

  • Spontaneous
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12
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Death by Aneurysm

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10% die before reaching the hospital

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Annual Rate of Aneurysm

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10-30%

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Age of Aneurysm

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  • Peak age 55-6 y & 20% can occur in age 15-45 y.
  • Old age has a higher proportion with a severe neurological grade.
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RF for Aneurysm

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  • Hypertension.
  • Oral contraceptives.
  • pregnancy & parturition.
  • Substance abuse
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Outcome of SAH

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Presentation of SAH

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18
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Dx of SAH

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19
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Best Initial test in SAH

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CT Brain without contrast

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Digital Subtraction Angiography

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21
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Managment of Hemorrhagic Stroke

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Managment of Hemorrhagic Stroke

  • introduction
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23
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Managment of Hemorrhagic Stroke

  • Optimal managment
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24
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Managment of Hemorrhagic Stroke

  • Managment Concerns
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25
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Managment of Hemorrhagic Stroke

  • TTT of Vasospasm
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26
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Managment of ICH

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  • Acute
  • Surgical
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Managment of ICH

  • Acute Managment
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Managment of ICH

  • Surgical Managment
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29
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SAH Managment

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  • Initial
  • Definitive
30
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Managment of SAH

  • Initial Managment
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31
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Initial Managment of SAH

  • Absolute Bed Rest
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With 30 degrees head elevation.

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Initial Managment of SAH

  • Analgesia
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Short-acting & reversible agent.

  • Pain is associated with a transient it in blood pressure & 11 risk of rebleeding.
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Initial Managment of SAH

  • Sedation
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34
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Initial Managment of SAH

  • Neuro-Checks
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Hourly

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Initial Managment of SAH

  • Monitoring
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  • Strict input & output.
  • BP & Oxygen saturation.
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Initial Managment of SAH

  • Intubation & ventilation
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In Comatose patients.

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Initial Managment of SAH

  • Seizure prophylaxis
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By phenytoin.

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Initial Managment of SAH

  • Stool Softeners
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Initial Managment of SAH

  • Neuroprotective
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40
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Initial Managment of SAH

  • Triple H Therapy
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41
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Definitive TTT of SAH

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42
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Definitive TTT of SAH

  • Options
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43
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Definitive TTT of SAH

  • Surgery
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44
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Definitive TTT of SAH

  • Endovascular therapy
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