1.
a partial loss of speech or swallowing that puts a stroke patient at risk for aspiration
2.
this type of stroke is manifested by sudden severe headache and HTN
3.
this sided hemisphere stroke leads to poor impulse control, spatial issues, and impaired judgment
4.
this sided hemisphere stroke leads to intellectual impairments, such as speech, language, and math
5.
this can cause both tension-type and cluster headaches
6.
the phase of a migraine that involves tingling and blind spots
7.
_______ precautions include: turn patient to side, oxygen, IV site, towel/pillow under head, assess duration if patient has one
8.
______ disease patient teaching includes: remove throw rugs from home, install handrails in bathrooms, adequate lighting, clutter-free home
9.
The best time of day for a Myasthenia Gravis patient to take medication (beware of aspiration!)
10.
__________ Sclerosis is characterized by a demyelination of nerve fibers
11.
clients with ALS may have difficulty expressing themselves verbally and will require ____________ assistive devices
12.
clients with a history of atrial fibrillation on anticoagulation therapy are at high risk for ___________
