Primary Stroke Center
Stroke Assessment
Stroke Intervention
Stroke Education
Something Punny
200
Provides accreditation to hospitals.

Who is the Joint Commission?

200

An initial exam performed when a patient has a sudden onset of a neurological change.

What is MEND?

200

CAT Scan

What is the diagnostic test that must be performed and resulted prior ordering tPA?

200

High Blood pressure; diabetes; smoking and obesity.

What are modifiable risk factors for stroke which should be priority for stroke education.

200

Dogs can't operate this.

What is a CAT Scan?

400

This core measure is a primary responsibility.

What is Stroke Education?

400

Must be completed before administering anything po

What is a Bedside Swallow Screen?

400

Up to 90 mg of tPA

What is the maximum dose of tPA for acute ischemic stroke treatment?

400
A patient has a new symptom of BEFAST

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What is when to call 911 immediately for possible stroke symptoms?

400

This really gets on my nerves.

What is myelin?

600

Before discharge, patients need to be assessed for these services.

What are rehabilitative services?

600

Your patient received TPA, and should be monitored for this.

What is worsening mental status/brain hemorrhage? 

600

The name of the stroke cart used for Neuro Telemedicine

what is the REACH cart?

600

Age, race and gender

What are the non-modifiable risks of stroke?

600
How an artist might die.

What are too many strokes?

800

This medication needs to be given before day 2 in ischemic stroke patients.

What are aspirin and other anti-thrombotics?

800

A quick, field exam that EMS uses to assess for stroke symptoms

What is the CPSS (Cincinnati Prehospital Stroke Scale)?

800

Performed every 15 minutes X 8; then every 30 minutes X 12 and then every hour X 16.

what is the frequency of neuro checks and vital signs after administration of tPA?
800

BEFAST

What is education about stroke warning signs taught to patients?

800

The Weeknd should probably be checked out.

What is "I can't feel my face?"
1000

This term is used to describe the time that symptoms began, to the time the patient was given thrombolytic.

What is "Door-to-Needle?"

1000

3 - 4.5 hours

What is the time limit in which tPA can be administered from onset of symptoms?

1000

After starting tPA administration, pt has worsening or change in mental status, the next nursing interventions

What is stop infusion, obtain non-contrast head CT and notify provider?

1000

Information on reason and side effects of anticoagulation, statin, anti-hypertensive medication.

Required discharge teaching for all stroke patients.

1000
Something comforting you can say to your patient who had a stroke in their right hemisphere.
What is, "Don't worry, you'll be all right."
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