Zero to finals neuro Flashcards
smokers over 34 have an increased risk of
stroke
what tool recognises stroke in the emergency room based on clinical features and duratio
The ROSIER tool (Recognition Of Stroke In the Emergency Room)
imaging of choice for a TIA
diffusion weighted MRI
what started after haemorrhage exluded by CT
thrombolysis with alteplase
thrombectomy is considered when
if in proximal circulation and within 24hrs of symptom onset
all patiets with a TIA or stroke will have what imaging to identify potential atrial fib or carotid artery stenosis
carotid imaging and ECGs
sencoday prevention after stroke
clopidogrel and statin
biconvex and limited by cranial suture
extradural
bloods after any of the haemorrhages
FBC (for platelets ) and coagulation screen
SAH is usually due to a ruptured
aneurysm
an other that is associated with SAH
autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease
why need to wait 12hrs after symotoms before doing a lumbar pucnture if CT normal
takes time for the bilirubin to accumualte in the CSF
other thing that is seen in a SAH in CSF
raised red cell count
what is done after confirming the diagnosis in SAH to locate the source of bleeding
CT angiography
complication of SAH
Hydrocephalus