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Front Panel Painting: “LIFE” By: William T. Chua, MD Past Director, Heart Institute St. Luke’s Medical Center
5th REVISED EDITION Guidelines for the Prevention, Treatment and Rehabilitation of Stroke
Page 4 and 5: Copyright © 2011 by the Stroke Soc
Page 6 and 7: Chapter IV. Guidelines for Transien
Page 8 and 9: MESSAGE from the PRESIDENT Since th
Page 10 and 11: WORLD STROKE DAY PROCLAMATION Cape
Page 12 and 13: ACTIVELY ENGAGE THE PUBLIC AROUND T
Page 14 and 15: An Overview of Stroke Overview Stro
Page 16 and 17: Overview The Cincinnati Prehospital
Page 18 and 19: Overview However, studies worldwide
Page 20 and 21: Overview Unique to this stroke hand
Page 22 and 23: Overview VI. CLINICAL STROKE SYNDRO
Page 24 and 25: Overview Posterior Cerebral Artery
Page 26 and 27: Overview VII. INCREASING THE YIELD
Page 28 and 29: Overview Strategies for preventing
Page 30 and 31: Overview workshops and helps suppor
Page 32 and 33: PREFACE TO THE GUIDELINES ON PRIMAR
Page 34 and 35: Diet modification encouraging low s
Page 36 and 37: C.2. Secondary Stroke Prevention Pr
Page 38 and 39: 3 compared to patients without stro
Page 40 and 41: Primary & Secondary Prevention Sub-
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Page 44 and 45: Primary & Secondary Prevention 36.
Page 46 and 47: Bibliography Primary & Secondary Pr
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Page 50 and 51: Primary & Secondary Prevention The
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Bibliography Primary & Secondary Pr
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Furthermore, low cholesterol is com
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Primary & Secondary Prevention Bibl
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Primary & Secondary Prevention VII.
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Primary & Secondary Prevention 2) A
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Primary & Secondary Prevention 20.
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Primary & Secondary Prevention 4) M
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Primary & Secondary Prevention Loca
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Primary & Secondary Prevention 11.
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Studies also suggest a dose respons
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Primary & Secondary Prevention 6. R
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Primary & Secondary Prevention 7. B
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Primary & Secondary Prevention The
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DEFINITION of TERMS Primary & Secon
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Primary & Secondary Prevention 6. T
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Primary & Secondary Prevention Andr
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Food group Allowed Restricted/avoid
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Primary & Secondary Prevention III.
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Reviewed and Approved by the Philip
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Acute Stroke Treatment I. SSP CLASS
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Acute Stroke Treatment Delayed Mana
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Acute Stroke Treatment Avoid Hypogl
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Acute Stroke Treatment 12. Hurtado
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D. ADMINISTRATION of rt-PA to ACUTE
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Acute Stroke Treatment • CT scan
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Ancillary care for patients receivi
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4. Use the following locally availa
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B. Blood pressure Management in Acu
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3. Control seizures if present. May
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VIII. HEMICRANIECTOMY FOR MALIGNANT
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Indications for EMERGENT HEMICRANIE
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2.Optimal medical therapy including
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Acute Stroke Treatment 8. Vahedi K,
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Acute Stroke Treatment Items 2. Bes
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Fig. 2: Dysarthria Ask the patient
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I. TRANSIENT ISCHEMIC ATTACK Compar
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Sim pl e an d co m plex partial s e
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Many clinical trials have demonstra
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2010 ASA/AHA Recommendations for An
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TIA and AF Drug Trial Design Result
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Drug Trial Design Result European S
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TIA and AF 3. Antithrombotic Triali
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Table 3: CHA DS VASC score and Stro
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Table 5: Guidelines in achieving th
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Limitations of Warfarin and Alterna
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TIA and AF 7. Fuster V et al. ACC/A
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Hemorrhagic Stroke INTRACRANIAL HEM
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I. HYPERTENSIVE INTRACEREBRAL HEMOR
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Hemorrhagic Stroke 3. Zubkov AY, Ma
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Hemorrhagic Stroke 1. Hunt and Hess
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2. Triple-H Therapy (e.g. volume ex
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Hemorrhagic Stroke 19. Lysakowski C
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enefits of treatment must be carefu
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SPETZLER-MARTIN AVM GRADING SYSTEM
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Bibliography 1. Ogilvy CS, Stieg PE
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NEUROIMAGING IN ACUTE STROKE STROKE
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Fig. 3: Hyperdense Middle Cerebral
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area shown as an increase in MTT. C
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MRI can demonstrate the penumbra or
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The accumulated values for each of
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The detection of intracerebral hema
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T1TSE T2TSE GRE Fig. 13: Late subac
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B. Intracerebral Hemorrhage • CT
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Bibliography 1. de Lucas EM, Sanche
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I.1. THE STROKE CENTER I. GUIDELINE
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Stroke Unit Nurse-Rehab E.2. Delaye
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2. Personnel with special interest
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Stroke Unit Nurse-Rehab GENERAL OBJ
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GENERAL OBJECTIVES SPECIFIC OBJECTI
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Stroke Unit Nurse-Rehab GENERAL OBJ
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COMPETENCY STATEMENTS FOR THE STROK
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C. General Supportive Care of Strok
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Stroke Unit Nurse-Rehab Course Obje
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Stroke Unit Nurse-Rehab METHODOLOGY
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Stroke Unit Nurse-Rehab 206 • Fiv
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6. Physical fitness training • Ga
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E. Dysphagia and Swallowing All pat
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I. ACUTE POST-STROKE REHABILITATION
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Reassessment of Rehabilitation Prog
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Assessment of Discharge Environment
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LEVELS OF STROKE CARE STROKE CENTER
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5th Edition SSP Handbook WORKING CO
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STROKE SOCIETY OF THE PHILIPPINES B
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SSP CORPORATE MEMBERS United Labora
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