Stroke 3 Jeopardy Template

Types of Stroke	Left and right sided stroke	Prevention and risk factors	Clinical manifestations
100 Ischemic and hemorrhagic The two categories of stroke are...	100 What is right sided Short attention span	100 What is age, gender, ethnicity or race Name two nonmodifiable risk factors	100 What is dysphasia An impaired ability to communicate
200 What is a thrombotic stroke Formation of a blood clot that occludes a cerebral artery	200 What is left sided Slow performance and cautious	200 What is hypertension, heart disease, DM, smoking, obesity, sleep apnea, metabolic syndrome, poor diet, drug and alcohol abuse Name two modifiable risk factors	200 What is receptive aphasia Loss of comprehension
300 What is an embolic stroke Lodges in and occludes a cerebral artery	300 What is left sided Awareness of deficits, often depressed or anxious	300 What is maintain a normal BP, maintain normal body weight, reduce salt and sodium intake, increase level of exercise, avoid cigarette smoking, consume alcohol in moderation and follow a diet low in saturated fat Name one way to help prevent a stroke	300 What is dysarthria Impairment in the muscular control of speech
400 What is an intracerebral hemorrhage Bleeding within the brain caused by a ruptured vessel	400 What is right sided Denies or minimizes problems	400 What is hypertension What is the single most important modifiable risk factor?	400 What is akinesia Loss of skilled voluntary movement
500 What is a subarachnoid hemorrage This occurs when there is intracranial bleeding into the CSF fluid filled space b/t the arachnoid and pia matter membranes on the surface of the brain	500 What is right sided Impaired concept of time	500 What is atrial fibrillation A patient with this heart condition is usually prescribed an anticoagulant to reduce their risk of stroke	500 Agnosia The inability to recognize an object by sight, touch or hearing

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