AS level Health and social care (HSC02) Karteikarten am Stroke, erstellt von Beth Tonks am 30/12/2016.
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Erstellt von Beth Tonks
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Erstellt von Beth Tonks
vor mehr als 7 Jahre
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WHAT IS A STROKE?
CAUSE OF A ISCHAEMIC STROKE
WHAT CAN ACCELERATE THE PROCESS OF ATHEROSCLEROSIS?
WHAT IS ANOTHER CAUSE OF ISCHAEMIC STROKES?
WHAT CAN CAUSE ATRIAL FIBRILLATION?
WHAT IS A HAEMORRHAGIC STROKE?
CAUSES OF A HAEMORRHAGIC STROKE
WHAT INCREASES THE RISK OF HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE?
CAUSE OF A TRANSIENT ISCHAEMIC ATTACK
HOW LONG DO THE EFFECTS OF A TIA LAST?
SYMPTOMS OF A STROKE
SYMPTOMS OF A STROKE.
F.A.S.T
WHO IS AT RISK?
RISK FACTORS
REDUCING THE RISK
DIAGNOSING A STROKE
DIAGNOSING A STROKE
PRACTITIONERS
WHAT ARE THE 6 TREATMENT OPTIONS FOR ISCHAEMIC STROKES?
TREATMENT OF ISCHAEMIC STROKES:
CAROTID ENDARTERECTOMY
TREATMENT OF ISCHAEMIC STROKES:
STATINS
TREATMENT OF ISCHAEMIC STROKES:
ANTIHYPERTENSIVES
TREATMENT OF ISCHAEMIC STROKES:
ANTICOAGULANTS
TREATMENT OF ISCHAEMIC STROKES:
ANTIPLATELETS
TREATMENT OF ISCHAEMIC STROKES:
THROMBOSIS
WHAT ARE THE 2 TREATMENT OPTIONS FOR HAEMORRHAGIC STROKES?
TREATMENT OF HAEMORRHAGIC STROKES:
SURGERY
TREATMENT OF HAEMORRHAGIC STROKES:
SURGERY FOR HYDROCEPHALUS
WHAT ARE THE 4 ADDITIONAL TREATMENTS?
IMPACTS:
PHYSICAL
IMPACTS:
INTELLECTUAL
IMPACTS:
EMOTIONAL
IMPACTS:
SOCIAL
IMPACTS:
FINANCIAL
PATIENT CENTRED APPROACH
PATIENT CENTRED APPROACH
PATIENT CARE PATHWAY:
DIAGNOSIS
PATIENT CARE PATHWAY:
DIAGNOSIS
PATIENT CARE PATHWAY:
IN HOSPITAL
PATIENT CARE PATHWAY:
DISCHARGE
PATIENT CARE PATHWAY:
HOW LONG DO PATIENT RECEIVE SUPPORT FOR?
RECOVERY
CARING FOR SOMEONE WHO HAS HAD A STROKE
CARING FOR SOMEONE WHO HAS HAD A STROKE
HELP AND SUPPORT FACILITIES
HELP AND SUPPORT FACILITIES
