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CEREBROVASCULAR

DISEASE
PATIENT PROFILE

M.V.
70 years old
Female
Married
San Roque, Zamboanga City
CHIEF COMPLAINT

DECREASED SENSORIUM
HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS
Right-handed
Hypertensive (10 years)
Non-Compliant

8 Hours PTA Progressed Admission


Headache Decrease in Sensorium toZCMC
Vomiting Rushed to Local Hospital
Dizziness Managed as CVD
Slurring of Speech Appraised for Intubation and Admission
Left-sided weakness Family Refused (Financial Constraints)
Elevated Blood Pressure (130/100)
Mannitol and Nicardipine Drip
Transferred to ZCMC
PAST MEDICAL HISTORY
Hypertensive (10 years)
Non-Compliant
Denies History of
Diabetes Mellitus
No previous history of stroke or
heart disease.
No history of previous
hospitalizations.
No known allergies to
food or medications.
FAMILY HISTORY
(-) Hypertension

(-) Diabetes Mellitus

(-) Stroke

(-) Seizures

(-) Cancer
PERSONAL-SOCIAL HISTORY

Diet:
Vices:
Light
No Cigarettes Smoking
A housewife Vegetables and Rice
No Alcoholic Beverage
Extended Family Avoids Oily and
Drinking
Salty Foods
Denies illicit drug use
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
The patient is in coma; Pale palpebral
tachypneic lying on a conjunctiva, anisocoric,
stretcher nonreactive to light
Vital Signs
PR: 86 bpm Moist and pale oral
SpO2: mucosa
98% PMI in place,
RR: 28 bpm Normal Heart Rate
BP: and Regular Rhythm
230/170 mmHg
Temp.: 36.1°C
NEUROLOGIC EXAMINATION
The patient is in coma;
GCS: 3 Increased Muscle Tone
Pupils: No Spontaneous
5-6mm on the right, movement, no
4-5mm on the left; localization nor pulling
Nonreactive to light away from painful
(-) Doll’s Eye Sign stimuli on all
extremities
(+) Corneal Reflex No Nuchal Rigidity,
No Kernig’s,
(+) Babinski Reflex No Brudzinski’s Signs
CLINICAL DIAGNOSIS

Cerebrovascular
Disease
Probably Bleed
Right Basal Ganglia
CLINICAL DIAGNOSIS
UPPER MOTOR NEURON LESION
CLINICAL DIAGNOSIS
SIRIRAJ STROKE SCORE
CONCEPT MAP
DIAGNOSIS CERTAINTY
Diagnosis Certainty Basis for Certainty Treatment Modality
Cerebro- 90% History of: Medical
vascular  Sudden onset headache Management the
Disease  Vomiting increased blood
 Dizziness pressure, resolution
 Slurring of speech
 Left-sided weakness of incracranial
Physical Examination findings: pressure and edema
 GCS=3 Surgical
 Blood pressure: 230/170 mmHg management for
 Anisocoric pupils
 (-) Doll’s eye removal of
 Increased muscle tone hematoma
 (+) babinksy left
PARACLINICALS
Diagnostic Procedure Benefit

CT Scan of the Brain-Plain This would provide evidence on the nature of the
stroke/CVD, the exact location, size of affected area

12 Leads Electrocardiogram This would evaluate the cardiac performance and


detect any arrhythmias.
This would also help identify risk of developing
cardiac arrhythmias that may lead to poor
prognosis
PARACLINICALS
MANAGEMENT
Treatment Benefit Risk
Modality
Intubation This protects the airway of patients who Fever and soreness at
have poor airway protection such as patient injection site, thrombosis
in coma
Hyperventilation To help in decreasing intracranial pressure  
Beta blockers/ This would lower the patient’s blood May cause hypotension and
vasodilators pressure, may reduce bleeding decrease cerebral perfusion
Nicardipine Drip This would lower the patient’s blood May cause hypotension and
pressure, may reduce bleeding, decrease cerebral perfusion
Mannitol Drip Diuretic that can cross the blood brain Pulmonary congestion,
barrier and help reduce cerebral edema Electrolyte imbalance
MANAGEMENT
Treatment Modality Benefit Risk
Hematoma Decreases the mass effect and Bleeding
Evacuation cytotoxic effect of hematoma. Surgical site infection
NGT Insertion For Fluid and Nutrition  
Retained Urinary For Fluid Output monitoring Risk for Urinary Tract
Catheter Insertion Infection
Omeprazole To decrease the production of gastric  
acid that may cause gastritis/PUD
ACTUAL MANAGEMENT

Procedure Patient Outcome


Supportive Management due to Patient was monitored regularly,
Family’s request for Do-Not- transferred to ICU-ER
Resuscitate and refusal for
Intubation However, patient’s sensorium did not
improve despite medical treatment
Patient expired hours after admission
PREVENTION AND HEALTH PROMOTION

Hypertension :
Compliance To Maintenance Medications
Exercise
Proper Diet
Blood Pressure Monitoring
Diet:
Low Salt
Low Fat Diet

Eliminate:
Alcohol Drinking And Smoking

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