305 Final

CVA

100

This simple acronym is used to assess for warning signs of stroke and stands for this

F - Face drooping

A- Arm weakness

S- Speech difficulty

T - Time to call 911

200

This type of stroke often affects a larger area of the brain and leads to larger deficits

Ischemic Stroke

300

Treatment for hemorrhagic stroke

IV mannitol

400

Dysfunction of this part of the brain causes receptive aphasia

Wernicke's area

500

The most common location of ischemic stroke

Middle cerebral artery

Neurologic Disorders

100

This chronic neurological disorder is caused by autoimmune inflammatory disorder

Multiple Sclerosis

200

This happens across multiple areas of the CNS as a result of Multiple Sclerosis

Demyelination

300

Treatment options for Multiple Sclerosis

Monoclonal antibodies and stem cell transplant

400

Progressive of this type of cell leads to Parkinson's Disease

dopamine-producing cells

500

An extreme slowness of physical movements and reflexes

Bradykinesia

TrAuMa

100

This occurs when rotational or acceleration forces are applied to the brain

Concussion

200

Racoon eyes is part of the clinical presentation for someone with this

Basilar skull fracture

300

A subdural hematoma occurs between these two meningeal layers

Dura mater and Arachnoid membrane

400

Bruising of the mastoid process behind the ear

Battle's sign

500

This type of surgical intervention is necessary when nonunion occurs

Bone grafting and debridement

Inflammed

100

Red scaly silvery plaque rash is a sign of this chronic inflammatory diease

Psoriatic arthritis

200

Three risk factors for musculoskeletal infection

- Comorbidities

- Prosthetic joints

- Steroid use

300

Gout is triggered by this

Hyperuricemia

400

Stiffness and back pain is the clinical presentation for this systemic rheumatic disease

Ankylosing Spondylitis

500

Treatment for Lyme Disease 

21-day course of doxycycline

Wildcard

100

This is the leading cause of death in the ICU

Multiple Organ Dysfunction Syndrome

200

This is the term for how the body processes medications

Pharmokinetics

300

A systolic blood pressure less than this number for this many minutes despite adequate fluid status indicates cardiogenic shock

90 mm Hg for 30 minutes

400

Patients with injuries at this vertebrae or above may be affected by neurogenic shock

T6

500

Liver disease may decrease this process of pharmocokinetics

Metabolism