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ASSESSING STROKE SCORES & SCALES AUTHORS: JULIE FUSSIER, BSN, RN, CHQ, SCAN CESAR VELASCO, RN 11DISCLOSURES JULIE FUSSIER I have no actual or potential conflict of interest in relation to this presentation.

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1. To fill out 5 - assessing stroke, follow these steps:
2. Start by gathering relevant information about the stroke, such as the date and time it occurred, the patient's symptoms, and any medical history.
3. Assess the patient's level of consciousness by checking their responsiveness to simple commands or stimuli.
4. Evaluate the patient's ability to speak and understand language by asking them to repeat simple phrases or answer questions.
5. Check the patient's facial symmetry by asking them to smile and observing if one side of their face droops or looks uneven.
6. Assess the patient's arm strength by asking them to raise both arms above their head and checking for any weakness or inability to move one arm.
7. Test the patient's grip strength by asking them to squeeze your hand with both hands and comparing the strength of each hand.
8. Evaluate the patient's coordination and balance by asking them to walk a short distance or perform a simple task, such as touching their finger to their nose.
9. Look for any other signs of stroke, such as slurred speech, vision problems, or sudden onset of severe headache.
10. Record all the findings accurately on the 5 - assessing stroke form.
11. Consult a healthcare professional for further evaluation and treatment based on the assessment results.

Who needs 5 - assessing stroke?

1. 5 - assessing stroke is needed by healthcare professionals, particularly those involved in the initial assessment and triage of patients suspected of having a stroke.
2. It is also beneficial for emergency medical personnel, paramedics, and nurses working in emergency departments or stroke units.
3. Additionally, individuals who have undergone stroke training or are responsible for the care and management of stroke patients may need to use 5 - assessing stroke.

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What is 5 - assessing stroke?

5 - assessing stroke is a form used to evaluate the severity and impact of a stroke on an individual's health.

Who is required to file 5 - assessing stroke?

Healthcare professionals who have diagnosed a patient with a stroke are required to file 5 - assessing stroke.

How to fill out 5 - assessing stroke?

To fill out 5 - assessing stroke, healthcare professionals need to provide detailed information about the patient's condition, symptoms, and treatment.

What is the purpose of 5 - assessing stroke?

The purpose of 5 - assessing stroke is to assess the severity of a stroke and track the patient's progress during treatment.

What information must be reported on 5 - assessing stroke?

Information such as the date of stroke onset, type of stroke, imaging results, treatment received, and patient's functional status must be reported on 5 - assessing stroke.