This stroke and seizures nursing concept map depicts the various symptoms and treatments for strokes and seizures. When the blood flows to the brain is disrupted, a stroke occurs. A seizure occurs when the brain experiences an electrical surge. Both involve disruption of normal brain activities and manifest as attacks. They can be mild or severe, with both having well-defined symptoms. A seizure is characterized by confusion and loss of muscle control. The problem is that they can also indicate a stroke. The most common symptoms are sudden facial drooping, drooping arm, numbness on one side of the body, and slurred speech or inability to speak properly.
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Stroke and Seizures
2. Classigication
Old classification
Early onset
95%
within 48%
Late onset
months after stroke
Stroke types in very late onset
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Lacunar stroke
generally worse cognitive status
New proposed classification
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Status epilepticus
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status epilepticus and infarct
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Clinical stroke types inpatients with seizures
lschaemic seizures
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Clinical stroke types
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Locations of stroke
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Vascular risk factors
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Post stroke EEG patterns
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Recurrence according to timeof onset
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Median NIHS Scores in theThree Seizure groups
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Median Tankin Scores in theThree Seizure groups
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Author
J. De Reuck
2. Review of literature
Reference
Bladin etal, Arch Neurol, 2000
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Thrombolysis and seizures
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recurrence rate is lower thanin other treatment modalities
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Seizure incidentce andhaematoma location
Frontal refion highest prevalence
Status epilepticus is more frequent
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To treat? and how
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Are stroke-related seizuresharmful?
YES
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Non-covulsive inhibitoryseizures
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Stroke and Seizures
2. Classigication
Status epilepticus
Author
J. De Reuck
Clinical stroke types in
patients with seizures
2. Review of literature
Thrombolysis and seizures
Picture
Are stroke-related seizures
harmful?
YES
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Non-covulsive inhibitory
seizures
1. Structure of talk
To treat? and how
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recurrence rate is lower than
in other treatment modalities
Seizure incidentce and
haematoma location
Status epilepticus is more frequent
Picture missed
Frontal refion highest prevalence
Old classification
New proposed classification
Picture
Early onset
Late onset
months after stroke
Stroke types in very late onset
Picture
Lacunar stroke
generally worse cognitive status
95%
within 48%
Picture
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status epilepticus and infarct
Subtopic
Subtopic
lschaemic seizures
Clinical stroke types
Locations of stroke
Vascular risk factors
Post stroke EEG patterns
Recurrence according to time
of onset
Median NIHS Scores in the
Three Seizure groups
Median Tankin Scores in the
Three Seizure groups
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Reference
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Bladin etal, Arch Neurol, 2000
Stroke and Seizures
2. Classigication
Old classification
Early onset
95%
within 48%
Late onset
months after stroke
Stroke types in very late onset
Picture
Lacunar stroke
generally worse cognitive status
New proposed classification
Picture
Status epilepticus
Picture
Picture
Picture
status epilepticus and infarct
Subtopic
Subtopic
Clinical stroke types inpatients with seizures
lschaemic seizures
Picture
Clinical stroke types
Picture
Locations of stroke
Picture
Vascular risk factors
Picture
Post stroke EEG patterns
Picture
Recurrence according to timeof onset
Picture
Median NIHS Scores in theThree Seizure groups
Picture
Median Tankin Scores in theThree Seizure groups
Picture
Author
J. De Reuck
2. Review of literature
Reference
Bladin etal, Arch Neurol, 2000
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Thrombolysis and seizures
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recurrence rate is lower thanin other treatment modalities
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Seizure incidentce andhaematoma location
Frontal refion highest prevalence
Status epilepticus is more frequent
Picture missed
To treat? and how
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Are stroke-related seizuresharmful?
YES
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Non-covulsive inhibitoryseizures
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