Nihss stroke scale exam - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

NIHSS STROKE SCALE EXAM

NIHSS STROKE SCALE EXAM QUESTIONS & ANSWERS 2023/2024 common signs of a stroke - ANSWER-•Confusion •Slurred speech •Facial droop •Extremity weakness and/or numbness •Vision disturbance •Dysphasia •Ataxia FAST - ANSWER-•FAST - rapid identification for lay people •Does not identify sensory impairment, vertigo or gait changes -Facial droop -Arm weakness -Slurred speech -Time ways to assess a stroke - ANSWER-•FAST - rapid identification for lay people •CPSS...

LATEST NIH Stroke Scale EXAM AND PRACTICE EXAM NEWEST ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE 250 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+ When should the NIHSS be administered? - CORRECT ANSWER C. As soon as possible and if there is a sudden change in status What is one way that the NIHSS is reproducible? - CORRECT ANSWER C. Use by certified professionals Correct Worsening scores in which of the following NIHSS categories is associated with neurological deterio...

NIHSS Stroke Scale Exam with Questions and Answers common signs of a stroke ANSWER •Confusion •Slurred speech •Facial droop •Extremity weakness and/or numbness •Vision disturbance •Dysphasia •Ataxia FAST ANSWER •FAST - rapid identification for lay people •Does not identify sensory impairment, vertigo or gait changes -Facial droop -Arm weakness -Slurred speech -Time ways to assess a stroke ANSWER •FAST - rapid identification for lay people •CPSS, LAPSS, ...

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common signs of a stroke •Confusion •Slurred speech •Facial droop •Extremity weakness and/or numbness •Vision disturbance •Dysphasia •Ataxia FAST •FAST - rapid identification for lay people •Does not identify sensory impairment, vertigo or gait changes -Facial droop -Arm weakness -Slurred speech -Time ways to assess a stroke •FAST - rapid identification for lay people •CPSS, LAPSS, ROSIER - used for prehospital and ER recognition •NIHSS ...

SCRN study guide Questions with complete solution 2024 Communicate effectively with pre-hospital personnel. - correct answer When stroke victim activates EMS the time to imaging , neuro exam, ED MD evaluation is shorter. This should be emphasized in the community. The greatest time delay is from symptom onset to ED arrival. EMS alerts the hospital, advance notification by EMS has shown to increase the use of TpA EMS evaluation primary goals - correct answer Obtain last seen normal Obt...