stroke and VTE Flashcards

stroke

1
Q

symptoms of stroke (FAST)

A

F-face droop
A-can the patient raise the arm (weakness of one side of the body)
S-can the patient speak a full sentence

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2
Q

types of stroke

A

ischemic and haemorrhage (bleeding)

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3
Q

types of ischemic stroke

A

cardioembolic and non-cardioembolic

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4
Q

treatment options for ischemic stroke

A

thrombolytic and revasculation

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5
Q

drugs use for thrombolytic

A

alteplase and tenecteplase (large vessel occulsion)

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6
Q

alteplase should be given within 4.5 hours onset of symptoms Y/N

A

Y

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7
Q

before start with the thrombolytic therapy, what is the most essential thing to check

A

BP

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8
Q

aim for the BP

A

185 / 110

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9
Q

what types of patient would be suitable for endovascular thrombectomy

A

large vessel occlusion
present after 6 hours

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10
Q

when should aspirin be given

A

after 24 hours of the thrombolytic therapy
300-100

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11
Q

long-term management for cardioembolic stroke

A

anticoagulant

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12
Q

when choose warfarin

A

when NOT AF

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13
Q

when choose NOAC

A

when AF

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14
Q

should aspirin be stopped before starting the anticoagulant Y/N

A

Y

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15
Q

long-term management for non-cardioembolic stroke

A

antiplatelet (aspirin, P2Y12)

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16
Q

other drugs and advice for long-term management

A

BP / cholsterol / blood glucose / life-style (smoking cessation)

17
Q

how to reverse the effect of warfarin

A

vit K / FFP / PCC (prothrombin)

18
Q

prophylaxis for VTE—-normal patient

A

LMWH / UFH

19
Q

prophylaxis for hip fracture surgery

A

LMWH / fondaparinux

20
Q

total hip replacement or total knee replacement

A

fondaparinux / LMWH / NOAC

21
Q

for pregnancy

A

LMWH

22
Q

for kidney impaired patient, which anticoagumant is preferred

A

UFH

23
Q

for the treatment of VTE , we can use apixaban and rivaroxaban without heparin
Y/N

A

Y

24
Q

usually, how long would the treatment continue

A

3 mths

25
Q

for hip fracture and hip replcement *prophylaxis would continue for how long

A

28-35 days

26
Q

Trauma (VTE prophylaxis)

A

LMWH

27
Q
A