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AIS after tPA
Impression: Acute Ischemic Stroke: - Manifestations: *** - NIHSS: *** - PTA antithrombotic: *** - TNK/EVT: TNK given at *** - Presumed Etiology: *** Plan: Stroke acute management: - Admit to stroke unit - Neurochecks Per TNK protocol - Permissive HTN up to SBP 180 - Baseline EKG - Basic labs: CBC,CMP, coagulation panel and troponin - Bedside swallow assessment - Head of bed > 30 degrees for aspiration precautions After TNK administration (Started at ***): >Neurochecks: q15 mins x two hours, then q30 mins x6 hours, then q1hour x 16 hours. >No foley removal or placement for 24 hours >No venous/arterial puncture at non-compressible site >No anticoagulation or anti-platelet agents for 24 hours >Cardene drip as needed to keep BP < 180/105 Stroke workup: -CTH: *** -CTA: *** -MRI: *** -TTE: *** -LDL: *** -A1C:*** -Continuous cardiac telemetry Secondary prevention of stroke: -Aspirin 81mg daily will be started 24h post tPA -Atorvastatin 40 mg daily (long-term goal LDL < 70) -Tight glucose control (long-term goal HgbA1c < 6%) -Stroke education and counseling Stroke rehabilitation: -PT, OT, ST consults -Consulted case manager for discharge disposition Other medical issues: HTN: *** DM: *** Prophylaxis: SCDs (DVT), heparin 5000u q8h Patient was staffed with the stroke attending during morning rounds.
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