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Coppler, Echocardsogmm
CBC, PT/INVR, apIT
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gl ISchémi, SAToKe
What medications and nursing interventions/treatments will you anticipate?
Trentboly ties, Antiplatefs, anticoagulants, | aminon e
Sfa,fine, anfihyperhns,iwg‘ |mprcved ub/pr(enhfitn
' Hemprry o900 - stroke Strength | ¢lear speech,
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vaise o + hold 0 5€C>
NP P P N W W Y W P P
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claurred [incorvect speech , , (o5
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T T M
FAST RECOGNITION OF A STROKE
- Pe———
/ Speech -is
epeech elurred? Can the
| client make a sentence?
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Week 4: Intracranial Regulation/Cognition
Weekly Reading: Giddens: Chapter 13 and Chapter 35; Linton & Matteson: Chapter 13 and chapter 23;
B
381-387, 391-393; 398-404; Silvestri: Pgs. 259-260;473-474; 832-838; 840-841; 847-851; 855; 940-
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941; 980; Willihnganz/Clayton: 223-225; 276-281; 289-290; 295-296; 427-429; 432-433
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Disease Process Map
!\
What is happening? (Pathophysiology) ____
B\
---.—.--—--.-o—.-.-.—--.-----.-.—--o--'
Tempora (e HvNn of blaoJ Aow
rechemien
-
:
: :
Transient Ischemic. Attack —|, . ‘;m;? oma‘fi;
What am | going to see?
) L
Cacial dreop il — What lab/diagnostic tests will be ordered? ——
Weaknest
[ numbness on one sidk et sean , Rlood 5lucose
sluared Speech MRT | ELG
WsAbin Chawneye ¢ Cavohiel wHraSound
Confuision A Lipd panel
~ L22ines S Py
Trowlote Wl - o ogulotion Studies
ap\'\a%\b\ _ A
. How is this treated?
What focused assessment will | do? - Y junderl V(lhfi tause
Newrd Stat , vitals Asprin
FAST spove stale clop (cloo)rel
St
Bfood gluce : Control B P
Hy , camtid brudt Skbin
___—— What causes this issue? %fiwagu—lal‘"\' S
AHaerosclery #1S Camtid enderterecfomy
&Aood clots ~
‘HHV Ptrk" Laldd | teach the patient/family?
What will
A-Elbo momzy S9ns of gtrope , see -
Diabeles twedwate 1nelp
SmoVig | HAop g iney : C‘w‘egkw'
Hish cholectero) Control Bp 1Ducowe !
Carctid ortery sienoss dieti exertase
| Teach FASY
: &S
[
-~ -
© Hondros College of Nursing FALL25 - Initials and Date:‘Q%iO' 2679 £
- o=
,POPSEWw
51
Disease Process Map
A Disease Name: Cerebrovascular Accident (CVA)
, e . ; )
; .f"f What is happening in the body? , g’ ;Asl:easts:zl‘gomg astduy i
P | brancells are deprivesl of 0, T Sudden numbress /weayness,
* M/\d fiflzw COSe ‘eW? fv faaal cerOP S ’urred Speeci, ¢ crrfu?a?
; NAAYdn S WV‘Q - Hemlplgg,a’ fipfia&{a Severve (/\Qm‘e
z '-.,_.’..\- “/_,:
; oh/ QP
bosce ?fa
HOC /
‘H
o What trends and findings are expected? w:m:::'s e :
Wpertensisy, M icp, Log . CT, MeL, cerepral
+CTM(L_‘:-’Q
; _ anglography, Carctid
/ ardiia MMa ¢ lrrefiulanheg
i |
Coppler, Echocardsogmm
CBC, PT/INVR, apIT
.._..t - Glucoge, bpid pane |
gl ISchémi, SAToKe
What medications and nursing interventions/treatments will you anticipate?
Trentboly ties, Antiplatefs, anticoagulants, | aminon e
Sfa,fine, anfihyperhns,iwg‘ |mprcved ub/pr(enhfitn
' Hemprry o900 - stroke Strength | ¢lear speech,
ND PlfJTl COWW 'C anh 4 : swa Howr nccz)‘ Stable vitals )
¥im 'a p’ ":V(’flfffngflffl ND + CT/K’\‘L‘Y
What are the risk factors for diagnosis? What are the long-term complications? =
TBP, Smomm’ DM H\/PQ"tl'Pidem;a Hemif (tJlQ/HGDH[ Aare 5(( ’ APhaS(a/dVSJrM'Q
mener \d (OSS , Okl(n‘c Paknl
F‘b Jedtnk\ { "\CS%& W)Phfl.filq
Obegrhé A
v
mess ook .
'g
]
Pre‘sure ln)unE’S, De fbet“de nee, it
|
.0"’
2 ‘
-
-
© Hondros College of Nursing FALL25 Initials and Date: )Q_[\ 1= 29-2S
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F
-
52 ¥
b
| : :
When performing a quick assessment on a patient suspected of having a stroke make sure you know the &
acronym BE FAST. Complete the table below by identifying what each letter stands for and what you -
.
will be assessing for. (Linton & Matteson p, 414, box 23.1)
B -
R
What does the letter stand for | What are you assessing for?
-
B suddent (0sS of doardinadion *
palance or ab{lity 10 yalance
dowke , blurred vigion o
T O P P ¥
E sudden 956 vigion
t ch '
abel@ 40
LSS of 'c:”mma‘rry , wh
F tec4n :
GVVLUe'[nguJ
TALe
A weakness 6r glefting d btl;f 910
vaise o + hold 0 5€C>
NP P P N W W Y W P P
- Ma o f
claurred [incorvect speech , , (o5
ISP
wetrd
> QP%C’ h
, e ot symptem onset Qll/srroze‘ffj’n
T T M
FAST RECOGNITION OF A STROKE
- Pe———
/ Speech -is
epeech elurred? Can the
| client make a sentence?
) Time = Get help now. 7
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