Strokes
Seizures
Assessment
Hypoglycemia
AotA
100

Stroke that has a blood vessel blocked.

Ischemic Stroke

100

Febrile Seizures are caused by

sudden rise in temperature/fever

100

Main Focus of a seizure is to 

maintain ABCs 

100

What is considered hypogyclemia

less than 60-80

100

TIAs are signs of 

serious strokes

200

Hemorrhagic stroke results from

bleeding inside the brain

200

Absence Seizures look like

little to no movement

200

If you find a patient without a pulse you should

begin chest compressions

200

What is the primary treatment for hypoglycemia

oral glucose

200

Syncope can be a sign of 

life-threatening medical conditions

300

ICP stands for

Intercranial Pressure 

300
True or False

Focal seizures may be aware during the seizure

True

300

If a patient doesn't improve after a seizure, you should

look for other causes.

300

What is the treatment for hypogyecmia 

Normal Saline

300

For a stroke you should elevate the patient's head 

30 degrees

400

TIAs subside within _____ hours

24

400

Status Epilepticus are seizures that last more than

4 or 5 minutes 

400

IF your patient appears fine after a seizure during transport you should

Provide emotional support

400

GLucoagon affects the 

liver

400

Headaches can be a sign of 

a serious problem

500

Right-side hemispheric problems cause problems on the ______ side of the body.

Left 

500

Postictal state resembles a 

stroke

500

What vitals should you assess with a neurological emergency? 

  • Heart rate

  • Blood pressure

  • Respiratory rate and pattern

  • Pulse oximetry and/or ETCO2

  • Glucose level monitoring 

  • GCS scores

500

What is the first step in treating a diabetic patient

scene safety

500

EKGs are indicated for 

all altered mental status patients