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NCM 118 Flashcards

1
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Condition that may result to patient mortality if left unattended in a brief period of time

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Critical and life threatening conditions

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Condition that warrants immediate attention for the reversal of disease process and prevention of further morbidity and mortality

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Critical and life threatening conditions

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Top 10 Mortality cases

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Heart disease
Disease of vascular system
Malignant pneumonia
Accidents
Tuberculosis
Chronic Respiratory diseases
DM
Nephritis, Nephrotic syndrome
Perinatal period

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Common illnesses which may require treatment in ICU

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Heart disease
Vascular disease
Renal disease

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What disease is the aggravating factor

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DM

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Complication of diseases

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Pneumonia

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Most common cause of CardioVascular disability and death

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Coronary Heart disease

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Disease wherein a waxy substance builds up in coronary arteries

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CHD

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9
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Accumulated plaques

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Atherosclerosis

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10
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Pain which occurs and stable or unstable

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Angina

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11
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Modifiable risk factors of CHD

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Stress
Diet
Exercise
Cigarette smoking
Alcohol
HTN
Hyperlipidemia
DM
Obesity
Contraceptive pills
Personality type or behavioral factors

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12
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Information provided by patients or their family members

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Subjective data

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13
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Confirms objective data

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Subjective data

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14
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Is an ischemia

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MI

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15
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Lack of blood supply due to occlusion of coronary artery and its branches

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MI

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16
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Most cases are due to (90%)

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Atherosclerosis

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17
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During a heart attack, where does it radiate

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Left jaw, left arm, left shoulder

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PQRST

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Provoke
Quality
Radiation
Severity ( Pain scale)
Timing

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19
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Affects the elderly

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Silent MI

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20
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Difference of more than 10 mmhg in both arms indicates

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Thoracic Outlet syndrome

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21
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Difference between systolic pressure and diastolic pressure. Normally it is 40 mmhg

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Pulse Pressure

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22
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Subjective feelings of inability to get enough air

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Dyspnea

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23
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Caused by disruption of the blood supply to the brain, causing neurologic deficit

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CVA

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24
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Common cause of CVA

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Thrombosis, embolism, cerebral hemorrhage

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25
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Transient ischemia with temporary episode of neurologic dysfunction

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Transient Ischemic Attack

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26
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Other terms of CVA

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Stroke
Cerebrovascular disease
Cerebral infraction
Apoplexy

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27
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Most common cause of stroke, blood clot within blood vessels

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Thrombosis

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2nd most common cause of stroke, blood vessel is suddenly occluded with blood, air, tumor, or septic particulate. migrates to cerebral arteries and obstructs circulation causing edema and necrosis

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Embolism

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29
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Sudden result of ruptured aneurysm, tumors, or involved HTN or bleeding

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Hemorrhage

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30
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Amount of blood received by brain per minute

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750 mL

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31
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Blood supply comes from what?

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Major arteries

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32
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Blood Brain Barrier System passes

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Glucose
Breathing gases
Amino acids
Mood changers

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33
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Blood brain barrier system blocks

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Highly charged materials
Heavy molecules
Not lipid soluble materials

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34
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Warning of an impending stroke

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TIA early signal

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35
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Increased ICP symptoms

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Cushings Triad
Increased BP
Decreased pulse and RR

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36
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Symptoms of shock

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Decreased BP
Increased Pulse and RR

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37
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12 Cranial nerves mnemonic

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Only One Of The Two Athletes Felt A Very Good Victorious And Healthy

Olfactory
Optic
Oculomotor
Trochlear
Trigeminal
Abducens
Facial
Acoustic
Glossopharyngeal
Vagus
Spinal accessory
Hypoglossal

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38
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Alert - 3 C’s

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Conscious, coherent, cognitive

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39
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Must be awaken to get the best response

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Lethargic/Drowsy

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+ response to painful stimuli

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Stuporous

41
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  • response to painful stimuli
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Comatose

42
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Function : smell

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CN I - Olfactory

43
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LOC assess for?

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Orientation, disorientation, confusion, behavioral abnormalities

44
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Function: Vision

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CN II - Optic

45
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Function: Pupil constriction, elevation of the upper eyelid

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CN III - Occulomotor

46
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Function: Hearing

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CN IV - Trochlear

47
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Function: Controls muscles of mastication, sensation of the entire face

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CN V - Trigeminal

48
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Function: Eye movement controls lateral rectus muscle

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CN VI - Abducens

49
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Function: Muscle for facial expression

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CN VII - Facial

50
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Function: Cochlear branch permits hearing

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CN VIII - Acoustic

51
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GCS consists of

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Eye opening response 1-4
Verbal response 1-5
Motor response 1-6

52
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Eye opening response 1-4

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  1. No response
  2. To pain
  3. To speech
  4. Spontaneously
53
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Verbal response 1-5

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  1. No response
  2. Incomprehensible sounds
  3. Inappropriate words
  4. Confused
  5. Oriented to time, person and place
54
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Motor response 1-6

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  1. No response
  2. Abnormal extension
  3. Abnormal flexion
  4. Flex to withdraw from pain
  5. Moves to localised pain
  6. Obeys command
55
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Limitations of GCS

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Intubated patients
Drug abuse
Alcohol intoxication
Spinal cord injury
Severe orbital trauma
Not applicable to 36 months and below

56
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Quick neuro exam

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S-ensorium
P-upils
E-xtraocular movement
R-espiration and reflex
M-ovement/motor

57
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Test for CN I

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Place stimuli under one nostril and occluding the opposing nostril

58
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Test for CN II

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Visual filed - ask patient to cover one eye while examiner tests the opposite eye
Pupillary light reflex - patient sates into the distance, examiner shines penlight obliquely into each pupil

59
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Test for CN III, IV, VI

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Extra ocular movement - PERRLA

60
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PERRLA

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Pupils equal, round and reactive to light, and accomodation

61
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Test for CN V

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Corneal reflex and Primary - light touch, pin prick, temp, vibration

62
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Test for CN VII

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Facial asymmetry and involuntary movements

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Test for CN VIII

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Hearing- whisper numbers in one are as patient covers the other, repeat the numbers

64
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Test for CN IX and CN X

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Gag response - Use tongue depressor
Ask patient to swallow

65
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Test for CN XI

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Shrug shoulders , turn head from side to side

66
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Test for CN XII

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Stick tongue and move it to one side

67
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Normal pupilary size - Dilated?

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2 - 4, 4-8

68
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Regular alternating periods of hyperapnea and apnea

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Cheyne-stokes

69
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Pause at full inspiration, sometimes pause at expiration

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Apneustic

70
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Patient ask to half arm straight out in front with palms up for 20-30 seconds, tendency to drift downwards and pronating palm

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Drift test

71
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Weakness of the half side of the body

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Hemiparesis

72
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Paralysis of the half side of the body

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Hemiplegia

73
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Major pathological deep tendon reflex, presence of this reflex is a sign of UPPER MOTOR NEURON LESION

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Babinski reflex

74
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Widening pulse pressure, Bradycardia

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Cushing triad

75
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Superficial reflexes

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Bulbocavernosus, abdominal, cremastericc

76
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General term that refers to a sudden malfunction in the brain that causes someone to collapse

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Seizure

77
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Seizure are divided into 2 categories

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Generalized and Partial (Local or focal)

78
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Types of seizure

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Grand Mal or Generalized tonic-clonic
Absence
Myoclonic
Clonic
Tonic
Atonic

79
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Medications for seizure as prescribed

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Anticonvulsants
Barbiturates
Benzodiazipines
Valporate

80
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Temporary loss of consciousness and posture, described as fainting or passing out

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Syncope

81
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Implies that there is sensation of motion either of a person or environemnt

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Vertigo

82
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Management and prevention of ICP

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Prevent Hypercapnea and hypoxia
Limit flui intake as ordered
No valsalva maneuver
CBR
Control fever and avoid noise

83
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Treatment ICP

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Restriction of fluids and administration of diuretics
Steroids (Dexamethasone) to reduce inflammation
Osmotic diuretics (Mannitol/Osmitrol) to reduce brain swelling
Barbiturates (Phenobarbital) to combat seizures
Withdraw CSF via lumbar tap
Surgical removal of skull or bone flap

84
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Diagnostics

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CT scan
MRI
EEG
Lumbar tap
Electromyography

85
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EEG takes about

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1 hour

86
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Diagnostic procedure to visualize occlusion

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Cerebral angiography

87
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Anti platelet drugs

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Aspirin
Dipyrimadole (Persantine)
Clopidriogel (Plavix) for those who cannot tolerate aspirin
Warfarin (Coumadin) if the clots are cardiac in origin

88
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Anti HTN medication

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Mannitol
Corticosteriod (Dexamethasone) to decrease cerebral edema
Barbiturates

89
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Anticonvulsants

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Phenytoin (Dilantin)

90
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Surgical removal of plaque in the obstructed artery to increase blood supply to the brain

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Carotid Endarterectomy

91
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Opening of the skull

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Craniotomy

92
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Excision of a portion of the skull

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Craniectomy

93
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Repair of a cranial defect using a plastic or metal plate

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Cranioplasty

94
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Circular openings for exploration or diagnosis

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Burr holes

95
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Neurological procedure in which a part of the skull is removed to allow swelling of the brain

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Decompressive craniectomy

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