Question 9: You are seeing a 65 year-old male who presented…
Question 9: You are seeing a 65 year-old male who presented to your office for evaluation of left-sided flaccidity greater than 24 hours. He has PMH of HTN, HLD, AFIB( not on anticoagulation). What testing would you order to correctly diagnose him?
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Question 10: You are seeing a patient in an urgent care setting with acute onset of right facial droop, right upper and lower extremity weakness, and dysarthria. You preform your stroke evaluation and give the patient a NIHSS of 12. The patient’s last known normal was 40 minutes ago, and it was confirmed by family that was with patient. What is your MOST IMPORTANT intervention?
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