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Froggy Jumps Stroke Screening in EDOnline version ED stroke screening quiz by Ammaarah 1 What does FAST stand for in stroke screening? a Face droop, Arm weakness, Speech difficulty, Time to call 911 b Face tremor, Arm numbness, Speech clarity, Time to wait 2 Which feature is most time-critical in ED stroke management? a Patient age b Time since symptom onset c Blood glucose level only 3 Which quick scale assesses stroke severity in the ED? a NIH Stroke Scale b APACHE II c Glasgow Coma Scale 4 A patient with unilateral facial droop and slurred speech likely has what? a Stroke until proven otherwise b Migraine with aura c Sinus infection 5 Before giving thrombolysis, which test is essential? a Chest X-ray b Abdominal ultrasound c Brain imaging to rule out hemorrhage 6 What BP is typically required before thrombolysis can be given safely? a SBP >220 b Any BP is okay if symptoms present c SBP <185 and DBP <110 7 What is the standard IV thrombolysis time window for many patients? a Within 4.5 hours of onset b Within 24 hours c Only after 6 hours 8 On first contact, what is a key ED action when stroke is suspected? a Wait for patient to stabilize b Discharge if symptoms seem mild c Activate stroke code and expedite transport to a stroke center 9 Which symptom is NOT typically a stroke indicator? a Slurred speech b Sudden facial droop c Joint pain in the leg 10 After thrombolysis, how should neurological status be monitored? a Neurological checks every 15 minutes initially b Only once after 2 hours c Monitor once daily

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Stroke Screening in EDOnline version

ED stroke screening quiz

by Ammaarah

What does FAST stand for in stroke screening?

Face droop, Arm weakness, Speech difficulty, Time to call 911

Face tremor, Arm numbness, Speech clarity, Time to wait

Which feature is most time-critical in ED stroke management?

Patient age

Time since symptom onset

Blood glucose level only

Which quick scale assesses stroke severity in the ED?

NIH Stroke Scale

APACHE II

Glasgow Coma Scale

A patient with unilateral facial droop and slurred speech likely has what?

Stroke until proven otherwise

Migraine with aura

Sinus infection

Before giving thrombolysis, which test is essential?

Chest X-ray

Abdominal ultrasound

Brain imaging to rule out hemorrhage

What BP is typically required before thrombolysis can be given safely?

SBP >220

Any BP is okay if symptoms present

SBP <185 and DBP <110

What is the standard IV thrombolysis time window for many patients?

Within 4.5 hours of onset

Within 24 hours

Only after 6 hours

On first contact, what is a key ED action when stroke is suspected?

Wait for patient to stabilize

Discharge if symptoms seem mild

Activate stroke code and expedite transport to a stroke center

Which symptom is NOT typically a stroke indicator?

Slurred speech

Sudden facial droop

Joint pain in the leg

After thrombolysis, how should neurological status be monitored?

Neurological checks every 15 minutes initially

Only once after 2 hours

Monitor once daily

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What does FAST stand for in stroke screening?

Which feature is most time-critical in ED stroke management?

Which quick scale assesses stroke severity in the ED?

A patient with unilateral facial droop and slurred speech likely has what?

Before giving thrombolysis, which test is essential?

What BP is typically required before thrombolysis can be given safely?

What is the standard IV thrombolysis time window for many patients?

On first contact, what is a key ED action when stroke is suspected?

Which symptom is NOT typically a stroke indicator?

After thrombolysis, how should neurological status be monitored?

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