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What are some signs and symptoms of a stroke that require immediate medical attention?
What are some signs and symptoms of a stroke that require immediate medical attention?
Sudden numbness, weakness, paralysis of the face, arm, or leg; sudden confusion; trouble speaking or understanding; slurred speech; sudden trouble seeing; trouble walking; dizziness; loss of balance; severe headache
What should a person with signs and symptoms of a transient ischemic attack (TIA) do?
What should a person with signs and symptoms of a transient ischemic attack (TIA) do?
Seek medical attention immediately
When does the onset of signs and symptoms of an ischemic thrombotic stroke usually occur?
When does the onset of signs and symptoms of an ischemic thrombotic stroke usually occur?
At rest
What is a common manifestation of a subarachnoid hemorrhage or an intracerebral hemorrhage?
What is a common manifestation of a subarachnoid hemorrhage or an intracerebral hemorrhage?
How does the ischemic thrombotic stroke progress in the first 72 hours?
How does the ischemic thrombotic stroke progress in the first 72 hours?
What is a key aspect that positively impacts the family's coping after a stroke?
What is a key aspect that positively impacts the family's coping after a stroke?
What cranial nerves are responsible for ocular movements?
What cranial nerves are responsible for ocular movements?
How should the nurse assess swallowing ability in a stroke patient?
How should the nurse assess swallowing ability in a stroke patient?
Where should the patient remain during feeding and for 30 minutes following?
Where should the patient remain during feeding and for 30 minutes following?
What are examples of drugs to prevent clot formation?
What are examples of drugs to prevent clot formation?
What medication is used to treat ischemic stroke?
What medication is used to treat ischemic stroke?
How do patients with left-sided stroke (right hemiplegia) often respond to tasks?
How do patients with left-sided stroke (right hemiplegia) often respond to tasks?
