Tia versus cva
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- List Rule Out (R/O:) or Possible/Differential Dx (Example: ?CVA, ?TIA) (10%) Plan ABC’s, Hx, Vs. and PE; listing of all procedures and treatments, List changes.
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(eg. Mural / valve disease; embolisation more common than in TIA; more commonly present on activity) 5% atherosclerotic (more commonly present on awakening) Gas embolism, dissection (10-25% CVA’s in young/middle aged), hypotension/perfusion (causes CVA in watershed area) 60% infarcts are haemorrhagic. 25% haemorrhage = 30-50% death . 50% ...
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TIA/CVA. Renal Failure. Transient hypotension IV TNG . Temporary and external pacemakers. IV antiarrhythmics (e.g. lidocaine, procainamide, bretylium, and amiodarone) Low dose dopamine, dobutamine (200-600 mcg/min), or milrinone once a stable dose is established in the ICU. IIb/IIIa inhibitors. Epoprostenol (Flolan)
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Composite of CV death, nonfatal MI, nonfatal CVA, non-CABG nonfatal TIMI major bleeding. Prior TIA/CVA (n=518) 23%* 16%. 1.54 (1.02-2.32) Age ≥75, wt
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For example – if the attending physician’s final diagnosis is TIA but the consultant stated CVA with infarct – TIA would be coded but the attending physician would be queried and he/she will be asked to document the record (progress note) with the additional diagnosis.
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In TIA: low yield . In CVA: if infarct, no abnormality in 1st few hours (sensitivity 50% at 6hrs, specificity >95%) Early changes suggest large infarct: loss of grey-white differentiation is 1st sign, parenchymal . hypodensity, effacement of sulci, ventricular compression, local mass effect, loss of insular ribbon,
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A cva is commonly referred to as a stroke and can be ischemic or hemorrhagic. An Ischemic CVA is when there is a blocked blood vessel whereas a hemorrhagic cva is a burst blood vessel or leak . TIA or transient ischemic attack is Mild, isolated or repetitive neurological symptoms that are similar to a CVA and develop suddenly lasting from a few ...
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2006(21) Retro-spective Specialist unit no 83 Within 3 days 25 (61%) with S-TIAs Not reported (41 with single TIA , S-TIA; 42 with recurrent TIAs, R-TIA) 10 (24%) with R-TIAs Lamy, 2006(22) Not ...
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Lipid-lowering therapy: if hyperlipidemia, CAD, prior MI, diabetes, prior CVA/TIA, or peripheral vascular disease 10. Pneumococcal vaccination and annual influenza vaccination are recommended in all patients with HF in the absence of known contraindications Assess if …
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Admitting Dx: TIA 4. Contributing Dx: 5. Condition: [ X] Stable [ ] Fair [ ] Serious [ ] Critical 6. VS: Q 4 hr, then qid plus blood pressure sitting and standing. Weight on admission and each AM. Neurologic checks Q 4 hr x 24 hr, then routine. Call MD if: BP > 220 systolic or > 120 diastolic; P < 60 or > 120; new or worsening neurological ...
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