CVA Flashcards

1
Q

How many stroke per year?

A

800,000

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2
Q

How many first time strokes?

A

600,000 3/4

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3
Q

How many recurrent?

A

200,000 1/4

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4
Q

Who is more at risk after age 85?

A

Women

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5
Q

Who is more at risk under age 85?

A

Men

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6
Q

What percent of strokes occur in 65 and younger?

A

30%

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7
Q

What percent of stroke survivors will have a 2nd stroke within 1 yr?

A

5-15%

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8
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What is the chance of having a 2nd stroke after 5 yrs?

A

24% women

42% men

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9
Q

Approximately how many people die each yr due to stroke?

A

143,000

1/18

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10
Q

Two types or stroke

A

38% hemorrhagic die in a month

8-12% ischemic die in a month

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11
Q

Comorbidities raise risk of stroke

A

Advanced age
Htn
Heart disease
Diabetes

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12
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Signs of stroke death

A
Loss of consciousness
Large lesion
Persistent Hemiplegia
Multiple neuro deficits
Past history of cva
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13
Q

Stroke is the leading cause of what in the US?

A

Long term disability

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14
Q

What % have ongoing hemiparesis?
Unable to walk unassisted?
Dependent in ADLs?
Aphasia?

A

50%
30%
26%
20%

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15
Q

What percent have clinical depression after stroke?

A

35%

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16
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What percent stroke patients will stay in long term facility?

17
Q

Cerebral Thrombus

A

Formation of clot in cerebral arteries or branch - brain

18
Q

Cerebral infarction

A

Tissue death resulting from ischemia or occlusion of blood supply

Or atherothrombotic brain infarction ABI

19
Q

Cerebral emboli

A

Composed of bits of matter formed elsewhere that travels through the blood stream where it lodges in a vessel causing occlusion and infarction

20
Q

Intracerebral hemorrhage

A

Rupture of vessel bleed into brain

21
Q

Primary cerebral hemorrhage

A

Without trauma, high bp, small vessels weakened causing aneurysm

22
Q

Subarachnoid hemorrhage

A

Berry aneurysm
High bp
Non traumatic
Large blood vessels

23
Q

Arterial venous malformation AVM

A

Congenital

Tangle of arteries increases risk of aneurysm leading to stroke

24
Q

Reflexes

A

Involuntary instantaneous movement response to stimuli
Ischemic stroke they will come back
Babinski most commonly seen

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Left Side
``` Speech and Lang impaired Difficulty processing commands Slow cautious Aware of impairments Disorganized problem solving Difficulty initiating tasks Memory impair Difficulty with positive emotions Apraxia-difficulty planning/ sequencing mvmt Perseverate: repeat word or task ```
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Right side
``` Visual/perception impaired Neglect left side Difficulty with visual cues Impulsive Poor judgement Inability to self direct No awareness of defects Difficult with abstract problem solving Can't get big picture Can't perceive emotions Difficulty with neg emotions Performance fluctuates ```
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ACA - anterior cerebral artery
Contralateral hemiparesis more LE than UE Contralateral hemisensory loss involving LE than UE Incontinence Difficulty imitating apraxia Abulia: lack spontaneity seems mute, can't initiate(not common) Reflexes: sucking and contralateral grasp
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ACA CVA after rehab
``` Walk independently Use UE somewhat Struggle initiating task Delay in speaking Can't do bimanual task, piano ```
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MCA
Contralateral hemiparesis more UE, LE less effected Contralateral hemisensory loss in face, LE less effected Motor speech impairment: Brocas, gap btn words (Non fluent aphasia left side) Receptive speech impairment: wernickes-word salad impair audio Comprehension (dog,chair,fork) Perceptual deficit: unilateral neglect depth Limb kinetic apraxia can't plan Contralateral homonymous hemianopsia- miss half of room Loss of conjugate gaze to opposite side - both eyes may not move together Ataxia of contralateral limb: no idea what arm is doing