2023-09-25T02:37:59+03:00[Europe/Moscow] en true <p>b</p>, <p>uncontrolled HTN, anti-thrombotics </p>, <p>trauma, intracranial aneurysm, rupture of AVM</p>, <p>stop bleeding, control bp</p>, <p>hyper-intensity(white) </p>, <p>surgical clip, removal of hematoma, ventricular drain for hydrocephalus </p>, <p>hematoma expansion </p>, <p>SBP &gt;220</p>, <p>NIHSS; ICH</p>, <p>hemiplegia </p>, <p>hemiparesis </p>, <p>anticoagulation reversal, BP lowering </p>, <p>&lt;140</p>, <p>Arteriovenous malformations (AVM)</p> flashcards
Therapeutic Management (Hemorrhagic strokes)

Therapeutic Management (Hemorrhagic strokes)

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  • b

    Which results in a hematoma?

    a) subarachnoid

    b) intracerebral

  • uncontrolled HTN, anti-thrombotics

    What are the causes of Intracerebral strokes? (2)

  • trauma, intracranial aneurysm, rupture of AVM

    What are the causes of Subarachnoid strokes? (3)

  • stop bleeding, control bp

    What are the goals of treatment? (2)

  • hyper-intensity(white)

    CT scan will show an area of ________ in area of hemorrhage.

  • surgical clip, removal of hematoma, ventricular drain for hydrocephalus

    What are the non-pharmacologic treatment options? (3)

  • hematoma expansion

    HTN in hemorrhagic stroke increases the risk of what?

  • SBP >220

    Which BP reading requires aggressive BP lowering with IV infusion?

  • NIHSS; ICH

    What can we use to predict recurrent stroke? (2)

  • hemiplegia

    -complete paralysis on one side of the body

  • hemiparesis

    -one sided weakness

  • anticoagulation reversal, BP lowering

    What is the pharmacologic-treatment for hemorrhagic strokes?

  • <140

    SBP between 150-220 requires lowering of SBP to _______.

  • Arteriovenous malformations (AVM)

    -irregular connections between arteries and veins; can rupture causing a stroke