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Pathology and symptoms Explain pathophysiology of a condition
Explain a specific type of that condition (e.g. PACI) + symptoms of the certain
condition
e.g. Partial Anterior Circulation Stroke (PACI) is a type of stroke that affects a
portion of
the brain's anterior circulation, specifically the areas supplied by the middle
cerebral
artery or its branches. It's characterized by the presence of at least two of the
three
features of a Total Anterior Circulation Infarct (TACI), or an isolated disturbance
of
higher cerebral function, or isolated weakness and/or sensory loss affecting
either the
arm or leg
(GENERAL) This pathological process involves a cascade of events including
energy failure, ionic
imbalance, excitotoxicity, oxidative stress, and inflammation, all contributing to
the
damage
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5 problems we anticipate seeing in the patient General: Unable or difficulties to do ADL / difficulties undertaking personal
hygiene / weakness or dysfunction (side of body or limb) / decreased ROM /
poor mobility / balance problems / speech / movement difficulties / gait
abnormalities / hypertonicity and spasticity (CNS) / affected coordination /
affected proprioception
- Respiratory problems
➢ Unable to undertake personal hygiene/Upper limb dysfunction *
➢ Weakness of the right side of the body (hemiplegia/hemiparesis)
➢ Partial sensation of the right upper limb
➢ Decreased elbow ROM due to spasticity
➢ Poor bed mobility *
➢ Unable to roll requires AO2/AO1
➢ Difficulty with ADL *
➢ Upper limb disfunction (general limb dysfunction *)
➢ Speech difficulties
➢ Sit - balance problems *
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4 psychological impacts Be more specific with the case study
General = anxiety / depression / fear regarding clinical implication of condition /
worries about family or responsibilities ( job, money)
- Anxiety
➢ Depression
➢ Fear of the unknown
➢ Thoughts about her husband
➢ Not sure of the clinical implication of her condition
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