Stroke Assessment
ED Treatment
Type of Stroke
YEMSA Protocol
Extra Credit (May not be about Stroke)
100

LAMS

What is the Los Angeles Motor Scale

100

Hospital that can assess for a stroke and administer tPA

What is a Primary Stroke Center

100

Deficits on the left side

What is right hemispheric

100

Prehospital test to rule out stroke mimic on scene

What is blood glucose

100

< 15 years in YEMSA protocol

What is pediatric

200

BEFAST

What is Balance, Eyes, Face, Arm, Speech, Time

200

Endovascular therapy happens here

What is a Comprehensive Stroke Center

200

"worst headache of my life"

What is Hemorrhagic 

200

24 hours

What is stroke alert window

200

YEMSA Stroke Receiving Centers

What are WMH, SDH, MGH, UCD, SMCS, MSJ, Methodist

300

LKWT

What is Last Known Well Time


300

60 minute requirement at Stroke Centers

What is door to needle (tPA)

300

Aphasia is more common with this stroke

What is left hemispheric

300

Collected items brought to the hospital

What are medications

300

Risk when intubating a stroke patient

What is increased ICP

400

A score > 4 is severe in this stroke scale

What is LAMS

400

Best IV location for CT contrast

What is proximal to the wrist (AC)

400

Possible crossed physical deficits

What is brainstem stroke

400

Person who should come to ED if available

What is family/caregiver

400

Comprehensive Stroke Centers in Sacramento

What are MSJ and UCD (UCD is still in the process of application for certification but is able to perform endovascular therapy)

500

Speech deficits stemming from the speech motor area of the brain 

What is Dysarthria

500

First step in ED stroke care

What is prehospital notification

500

Slower onset

What is Subarachnoid Hemorrhage 

500

Most important question to ask 

What is the LKWT

500

Ventilation on the upstroke every 10th compression

What is continuous compression CPR

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