Stroke criteria for tpa

    • [DOC File]DIAGNOSIS AND INITIAL TREATMENT OF ISCHEMIC STROKE

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      Recommendations for Management of BP in the setting of acute ischemic stroke, tPA candidate: No tPA if DBP greater than 140 on 2 readings, 5 min apart or use of nitroprusside is necessary to control blood pressure . Treat SBP greater than 185 or DBP greater than 110 using easily titrated agents (labetalol, enalapril).

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    • [DOC File]About this template:

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      Inclusion Criteria (all must be YES at the time of evaluation to be eligible for thrombolysis) Yes No Patient presenting to Emergency Room in a timely manner, such that the drug can be administered within 4.5 hours (270 minutes) of the . onset. of symptoms . Yes No Patient presents with focal neurological deficit due to cerebral ischemia

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    • Primary Stroke Service

      Patients who arrive with symptoms of stroke and have complete resolution after IV tPA should be diagnosed with "aborted stroke" (434.91) and not as TIA (435), and should be classified as "ischemic stroke" in the PMT (Patient Management Tool) (Final clinical diagnosis related to stroke = ischemic stroke).

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    • [DOC File]Patient Care Protocol Template - AANN

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      Stroke, t-PA, t-PA Exclusion criteria, t-PA administration, Stroke Team Activation, NIHSS, Stroke Scale, Alteplase, Stroke 1. PURPOSE/SCOPE: To define the care and management of patients presenting with acute stroke signs and symptoms that are already within the acute care setting for treatment of a differing diagnosis.

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    • [DOC File]Guidelines for the Management of Acute Stroke

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      Ischemic Stroke. If the patient is to receive tPA, then the blood pressure should be maintained below 185/110. If there are no contraindications to the use of beta-blockers, then labetalol or esmolol would be appropriate choices. Captopril sublingually or intravenous enalapril would be acceptable alternatives.

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    • National Stroke Association

      In stroke, the vast majority are actually due to embolization into a previously healthy vessel, so tPA actually likely facilitates the success of stentrievers unless it prolongs the time to treatment in such a prolonged manner that it actually leads to decreased re perfusion rates and further infarc development over time.

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    • [DOC File]Policy - Home Page | Boston Medical Center

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      New symptomatic ischemic stroke with clearly defined Last Known Well < 3 hours. Age 18 or more. Patient evaluated by in-house neurology fellow or resident, and tPA approved by stroke fellow or ED attending (via phone or in person) B. Contraindications . CT scan findings of intracranial hemorrhage or major acute infarct (> 1/3 cerebral hemisphere)

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