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CVA - CVA Stroke
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ACTIVE LEARNING TEMPLATES
System Disorder
STUDENT NAME _____________________________________
DISORDER/DISEASE PROCESS __________________________________________________________ REVIEW MODULE CHAPTER ___________
ACTIVE LEARNING TEMPLATE:
ASSESSMENT SAFETY
CONSIDERATIONS
PATIENT-CENTERED CARE
Alterations in
Health (Diagnosis) Pathophysiology Related
to Client Problem Health Promotion and
Disease Prevention
Risk Factors Expected Findings
Laboratory Tests Diagnostic Procedures
Complications
Therapeutic Procedures Interprofessional Care
Nursing Care Client EducationMedications
Identifying Findings that Require Follow-Up for a Client Who Has Manifestations of a Neurological Event (CVA)
illness management
Impaired communication
-Risk for aspiration
-Impaired mobility
-Screen patient for contraindications for tPA therapy
-Assess respiratory status and start necessary
actions i.e. O2, suctioning
-Assess neurological status, including ICP if
needed.
-Monitor CV status including hemodynamic
monitoring if needed.
-Calculate I&Os noting imbalances
-ct scan
-MRI
-ECG
-Troponin 1
-Creatine Kinase MB
-Coagulation studies (PT, PTT)
-Lipid profile
A cerebrovascular accident occurs when there is
(1) ischemia (inadequate blood flow) to a part of
the brain or (2) hemorrhage (bleeding) into the
brain that results in death of brain cells
-Cerebral edema
-Headache
-Motor deficits (one sided weakness)
-Aphasia
-Regular BP screening and adhering to
antihypertensives if prescribed
-Smoking cessation
-Eating a diet rich with fruits and vegetables
and low in saturated fat
-HTN
-Diabetes
-Smoking
-Age
-Genetics
-Impaired gag reflex
-Impaired mobilty
-Impaired swallowng and
speech
-Spatial perceptual problem
-Primary Care Provider
-Cardiologist
-Physical Therapist
-Occupational Therapist
-Speech Therapist
Teaching the patient to reduce salt and
sodium intake
-Teaching to the patient to exercise 40 min,
3-4 days a week
-Teaching the patient to follow the
prescribed treatment plan
-tPA (if signed off by
provider)
-Antiplatelets-
Anticoagulants
-Antihypertensives
-Beta Blockers-ACE
inhibitors
-Physical Therapy
-Occupational Therapy
-Drug Therapy
-Increased Intracranial Pressure
-Aspiration
-Pneumonia
-UTI
-Seizures
-Limb contracture