Stony Brook ICR Final Exam with complete solutions 2024

Stony Brook ICR Final Exam with complete solutions 2024 From the onset of symptoms of a ischemic stroke, how many hours do you have to administer TPA? - answerno longer than 3 hours from onset What is most critical in stroke evaluation? - answerlast known well What does not cause a seizure? A. Brain Tumor B. CVA C. Brain Infection D. Intestinal Blackage - answerD. Intestinal Blockage What is an adverse effect to Dilantin? - answerPurple Glove Syndrome What is an adverse effect to Lamictal? - answerSteven Johnson Syndrome T/F: If a patient is seizing you should place a tongue blade in their mouth, restrain them and put them on their back - answerFALSE; put patient on side- make environment safe, never restrain them or put anything in their mouth, get ready to administer ativan What type of heart medications are not for long term use? - answercalcium channel blockers Who can perform an arterial line insertion? - answerLIP or Resp Therapist Where is the phlebostatic axis? - answer4th intercostal space, midaxillary What is a Glasgow Coma Scale used for? - answerused to assess level of consciousness, evaluating eye opening, verbal and motor response What lab levels are important to check in stroke patients? - answerCBC/PTT What are risk factors for strokes? - answerage, race, gender, history of stroke, HTN, smoking, DM, atherosclerosis What are the symptoms of hyperglycemia? - answerwarm and dry What are the symptoms of hypoglycemia? - answercool and clammy