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1
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stroke definition

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sudden focal neurologicl deficit, attributed to a vascular cause

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two subtypes of strokes

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ischemic attack- 80%

hemorrhagic: <20% including both intracerebral hemorrhage (ICH) and subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH)

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3
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tia definition

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transient focal neurological deficit due to ischemia

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4
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traditional defnition of tia

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less than 24 hours

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newer definition of tia

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no evidence of infarction on brain imaging

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6
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should we be worried about a tia?

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yes- more likely to have stroke!

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7
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vascular risks - how to score?

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abcd

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8
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a

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age >= 60

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9
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b

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bp >= 140/90

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c

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clinical features: unilateral weakness, 2 pts, speach disturbance w/o weakness 1 pt

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d

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duration >= 60 minutes, 2 pts

10-60 mins 1 pt

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12
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d

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hx of diabetes

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13
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stroke symptoms

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weakness, aphasia (impaired language), vision loss, numbness, gait disturbance

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other symptoms

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vertigo, double vision, loss hearing, face weak, difficulty swallowing, headache, confusion, neglect, seizure, coma

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15
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post ictal paralysis

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one side of body completely paralyszed

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16
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stroke mimics

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seizure w post ictal paralysis, systemic infection, brain tumors, toxic/metabolic derangement, other (migraine, sdh, tga, ms, bpv)

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17
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what sort of imaging to do if you think there’s a stroke happening?

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Ct scan

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18
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mri image quirk? same w ct?

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right is actually left

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19
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what is ct good for looking for?

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blood

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20
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on ct, most opaque to least opaque?

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metal, bone, blood, soft tissue, fluid, air

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21
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intracerebral hemmhorage number 1 cause

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htn

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22
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3 other causes of ich

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cerebral amyloid angiopathy, coagulaopathic hemorage, surgical options?

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23
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subharracnoid hemorage nickname

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Crab of death

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24
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gold standard to rule out sah?

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angiography

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25
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sah- what pt says?

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worst headache of life

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26
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ct scan detects what percent of sah?

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90

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27
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how can we definitively diag sah?

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angiography or lumbar punctiure will have yellow tinge

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28
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what’s ct look like when brain is damaged?

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darker (damage to brain appears dark- stroke edema inflamm)

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29
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early signs of stroke on ct?

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loss of grey white jxn, obscuration of deep grey structures, suical effacement, hyperdense bv

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30
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malignant ischemic stroke

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pt is going to die

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31
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frontal lobe

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motor

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32
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parietal lobe

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sensory

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33
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right hemispere is
motor: R or L?
sensory : r or l?
visual field? r or l?
and..?
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motor- left body
sensory from L body
L visual field
spatial fxn

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34
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l hemispher?

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motor to right, sensory from right, right viusal field, language

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35
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r hemi has spatial fxn so if damaged get –?

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neglect

36
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wernicke’s area-?

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speech comprehension

37
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broca’s area?

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speech production

38
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precentral gyrus

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primary motor cortex

39
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postcentral gyrus

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primary sensory cortex

40
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occiptial pole

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primary viusal cortex

41
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sensory and motor homunculous shows?

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area we have greater control over has more space in brain- fingers than toes etc

42
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branches off ica?

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opthalmic, ant choroidal, ant cerebral (aca), middle cerebral (mca)

43
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aca supplies?

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medial parietal, temporal and frontal lobes, contralateral leg> face, arm,

44
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bilateral aca strokes are assoc with ?

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akinetic mutism

45
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akinetic mutism?

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dont say anything , no motivation, catatnoic

46
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mca supplies?

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lat surfaces of parietal, temporal, and frontal lobes

47
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mca strokes cause?

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face and arm> leg weakness, sensory loss, visual field defects, aphasia in dominant hemi, or neglect if non dominant hemi

48
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vertebral arteries arise from?

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subclavian

49
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vertebral arteries enter skull through

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foramen magnum

50
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vertebral arteries join to form

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basilar artery

51
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basilar supplies

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brainstem

52
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brainstem strokes cause

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cranial nerve dysfxn, cerebeller dysfxn (ataxia, vertigo, clumsiness), rarely, impairment in LOC?

53
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pca strokes cause

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VISUAL FIELD DEFECTS

54
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basilar artery splits into ?

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posterior cerebral arteries (pca)

55
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vision deficit in pca?

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1/2 vision gone in both eyes- binocular

56
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what percent of people have complete circle of wills?

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25

57
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major clinical findings- aca block?

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contralateral leg weakness

58
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major clinical findings- mca block?

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contralateral face/arms>leg weakness, sensory loss, field cut, aphasia or neglect

59
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pca block findings?

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contralateral visual field cut

60
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basialr block findings?

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oculomotor defect, ataxia, diminished conciousness

61
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verteral block findins?

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lower cranial nerve deficits and or ataxia, w crossed sensory deficits

62
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causes of stroke- 4

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cardioembolism, large vessel atherothromboembolism, small vessel dz, rare cause of stroke (hypercoagulable state, dissection, vasculitis ) cryptogenic/ideopathic

63
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cardioembolic risk factors:

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atrial fibrillation, lists many others

64
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vessels for large vessel atherosclerosis- 4

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aortic arch, carotid artery (extracranial)-most common!, vertebral (extracranial) (less common), intracranial arteries

65
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what is lacunar stroke?

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small vessels

66
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what does lacunar mean sizewise?

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smaller than 15 mm

67
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describe corical neglect

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touch foot, pt feel, but cant tell u which foot

68
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rare causes of stroke- carotid dissection- who it occurs in?

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young adult

69
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symptoms of carotid dissection?

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horners, - one sided stuff, miosis, etc

70
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what happens in carotid dissection-?

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seperation of arterial wall layers

71
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what are likely caues of stroke?

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paroxysmal atrial fibrillation, hypercoagulable state, subclinical large vessel disease, pfo, inflammatory or infections disease

72
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what to do if suspect stroke?

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take time of onset, physical exam, nihss, head ct, labs

73
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gold standard tx for acute strke?

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tpa- thrombolytic drug, proven to work , reopens bv by lysing clot

74
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penumbra-

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tissue at risk , trying to save

75
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core

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dead tissue

76
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downside of tpa?

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can die- inc risk of intra-cranial hemorrhage, , or can have neuro defect

77
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other tx ?

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neuroprotection (minimize damage)
antithrombotic therapy,
supportive care

78
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after stroke, what do we want to do to bp?

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increase

79
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what do we want to do to blood sugar after a stroke?

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decrease

80
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what to do to temp after stroke?

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decrease

81
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why would we give heparin to pt after stroke?

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decrease risk of addn clots

82
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antiplatelet agents that can prevent stroke?

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apsrin, clopidogrel, asa/dipyramidole, warfarin, dibigatran

83
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warfarin mech

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oral vitamin k antagonist

84
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dabigatran mech

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oral direct thrombin inhibiotr- NO ANTIDOTE

85
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surgical prevention options

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carotid endarteretomy, carotid stenting, cardiac surgery for valvue replacment

86
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indications for carotid stenting

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recurrent stenosis, surgically inaccessible disase, post radiation stenosis, poor operative candidate

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