Massive stroke signs and symptoms
[DOC File]Part 9: Stroke
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Signs & Symptoms: often difficult to diagnose. Depend on location of _____ Intermittent & short episodes of impaired function. Examples: Cerebrovascular Accidents (CVA) – aka. Stroke. Introduction: Infarction of brain tissue that results from lack of blood _____ of cerebral BV
Massive Stroke: Symptoms, Treatments, and Long-Term Outlook
The signs and symptoms of a stroke may vary from person to person, but the American Stroke Association notes that following are the most common indications that someone may be having a stroke: Sudden numbness or weakness, especially on one side of the body. Sudden difficulty in speaking or inability to speak.
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Sunstroke or heat stroke is a more serious condition, which is usually caused by long direct exposure to the sun's rays with high temperatures. It is characterized by high body temperature, hot dry skin, a rapid bounding pulse, deep respiration, and early collapse. Convulsions occur in some cases.
[DOC File]STROKE - cnaZone
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The outlook for a stroke victim depends on many things: how soon the victim arrives at hospital, how serious the stroke is, how severe the signs and symptoms are, and the patient’s age. 10% of all stoke victims recover completely.
[DOC File]Acute stroke
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Survival and recovery from acute ischemic stroke requires establishment of systems and programs designed to promote rapid recognition of stroke warning signs, rapid emergency medical service (EMS) transport of stroke victims with prearrival notification to the receiving hospital, and a hospital system capable of providing organized and ...
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Right MCA stroke. Decreased attentiveness with left hemiplegia of lower face and arm, language usually intact, impaired spatial visualization. Subcortical stroke. Extrapyramidal motor signs (chorea, athetosis), unilateral weakness of face/arm/leg (internal capsule) or unilateral sensory loss (thalamus). Cerebellar stroke.
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