Cerebrovascular Accident: The
Cerebrovascular Accident: The
Head and Face Rounded and Symmetrical with Rounded and Symmetrical Normal
Frontal, Parietal, and Occipital with Frontal, Parietal, and
Cranium Inspection Prominences (Normocephalic); Occipital Prominences
Smooth Skull contour. (Normocephalic); Smooth
Absence of Nodules and Skull contour.
Masses. Absence of Nodules and
Masses.
Low cardiac ouput
Temporal Arteries Palpation Palpable temporal arteries with Weak thready pulses (CVA infarct)
full pulsations. Cerebrovascular accident: The
sudden death of some brain cells
due to lack of oxygen when the
blood flow to the brain is impaired by
blockage or rupture of an artery to
the brain.
Anterior Chest
Breast and Axillae Inspection and Breast appears saggy; skin is Skin is uniform with color, Normal
Palpation uniform with color, wrinkled wrinkled and rough. No
and rough in older adults. No tenderness, masses or nipple
tenderness, masses or nipple discharge was inspected and
discharge was inspected and palpated.
palpated.
Hooked on cardiac monitor
CR-
2D echo result
Thorax Inspection and Symmetric, there are no Bi-basal crackles noted on (+) Pneumonia
Auscultation tenderness and lesions within both fields. Increased
the area. Respiration is quiet, respiratory effort. Pkilagay po ung result ng diagnostics
rhythmic and effortless. Mild retractions noted exam na nakalagay pneumonia
Antero-posterior to lateral RR-34 bpm
diameter in ratio is 1:2, chest is
symmetric, spine is vertically XRAY result
aligned. Skin and chest wall is
intact. There is no tenderness
and masses.
No adventitious breath sounds
are heard
Precordium Inspection and Apical pulse audible muffled Low cardiac ouput
Auscultation Heart sounds are audible. and weak. (CVA infarct)
Cerebrovascular accident: The
Second intercoastal space: sudden death of some brain cells
Muffled heart sounds heard due to lack of oxygen when the
Fifth intercoastal space: blood flow to the brain is impaired
Muffled Heart sounds heard. by blockage or rupture of an artery
Apex: Abnormal cardiac rate to the brain.
and rhythym; Not clearly
audible heart sounds heard. Meron bang aortice stenosis ang
patient?kung meron isang rason pa
un kaya weak thready pulse sya
8. Posterior Chest
Musculoskeletal structure Inspection and Skin is intact, chest wall is Skin is intact, chest wall is Normal
Palpation intact. There are no tenderness intact. There are no
and masses. Full and symmetric tenderness and masses. Full
chest expansion. and symmetric chest
expansion.
Fist percussion over spine and . Spine is vertically aligned. Not assessed
kidneys There is no inflammation and
tenderness.
Posterior Thorax Symmetric, there are no Not assessed
tenderness and lesions within
the area. Respiration is quiet,
rhythmic and effortless. No
adventitious breath sounds are
heard
Abdomen
Four abdominal quadrants Unblemished skin, uniform in Unblemished skin, uniform in Is there an abdominal distention
Inspection, color. Flat, rounded (convex) or color. kaya hypoactive at tympanic?(forget
Auscultation and scaphoid (concave). No Hypoactive bowel sounds. ko ask sayo)
Percussion evidence of enlargement of Tympanic sound upon
Liver or Spleen. Symmetric percussion.
contour.
(-) bulges or marked ridges
Symmetric movements
caused by respirations
(+) Bowel sounds
(-) Tenderness
Relaxed abdomen with
smooth consistent tension.
6. Upper Extremities
a. Musculoskeletal Inspection and Generally uniformed in areas Normal skin turgor for age; Low cardiac ouput
structures, skin and Palpation exposed to the sun. Skin cold to touch (CVA infarct)
nails springs back to previous state Cerebrovascular accident: The
when pinched. Nails are Has IVF contraptions attached. sudden death of some brain cells
smooth in texture and are due to lack of oxygen when the
IVF Furosemide drip,
convex in curvature. Capillary blood flow to the brain is impaired
Furosemide 100mg + PNSS
refill time is 2-3 seconds. to make 100ml @ 2cc/hr by blockage or rupture of an artery
infusing well @ Left to the brain.
metacarpal vein with side
drip ISDN drip, 20mg ISDN Meron bang aortice stenosis ang
+ PNSS to complete 100cc patient?kung meron isang rason pa
@ 5cc/hr; With Dobutamine un kaya weak thready pulse sya
drip, Dobutamine 200mg +
PNSS 250 cc @ Impairments following brain damage
18mgtss/min, infusing well can be classified as positive (e.g.
@ Right metacarpal vein. spasticity and abnormal cutaneous
reflexes) or negative (e.g. loss of
Pale Nail Beds strength and loss of dexterity). It is
now recognized that, regardless of
Nails are rough, uncut and the presence of positive
have dirt deposits impairments, negative impairments
remain the main obstacle to
Poor capillary refill;
recovery of function following brain
Capillary refill time is 4
damage (Burke, 1988). A common
seconds.
functional problem observed after
Has tattoo on right upper stroke is that individuals are able to
arm. use their affected limbs reasonably
well at certain joint angles, but not
at others. For example, in the upper
limb, it may be possible to use the
affected arm in mid‐range, but
difficult when the affected arm is in
the last 0–20° of elbow extension
(Bohannon, 1991; Levin et al., 2000).
In the lower limb, it is common to
observe individuals after stroke
having difficulty functioning when
the affected knee is in the last 0–15°
of extension (Carr and Shepherd,
1998).
b. Musculoskeletal Inspection Could be flexed and extended, Decreased muscle strength Impairments following brain damage
functions abducted and adducted. can be classified as positive (e.g.
4/5 4/5 spasticity and abnormal cutaneous
4/5 4/5 reflexes) or negative (e.g. loss of
4/5- there is movement strength and loss of dexterity). It is
against resistance, but less now recognized that, regardless of
than normal the presence of positive
impairments, negative impairments
With Motor response of 6 remain the main obstacle to
as being able to obey recovery of function following brain
commands. (Glasgow Coma damage (Burke, 1988). A common
Scale) functional problem observed after
Has limited range of motion stroke is that individuals are able to
due to contraptions use their affected limbs reasonably
attached to the patient. well at certain joint angles, but not
at others. For example, in the upper
limb, it may be possible to use the
affected arm in mid‐range, but
difficult when the affected arm is in
the last 0–20° of elbow extension
(Bohannon, 1991; Levin et al., 2000).
In the lower limb, it is common to
observe individuals after stroke
having difficulty functioning when
the affected knee is in the last 0–15°
of extension (Carr and Shepherd,
1998).
c. Brachial and Radial Palpation Palpable and has good thrust Low cardiac ouput
Arteries quality. Symmetric pulse Weak thready pulses (CVA infarct)
volumes with full pulsation Cerebrovascular accident: The
Skipped beats approximately sudden death of some brain cells
10 skipped beats per minute due to lack of oxygen when the
with uncoordinated blood flow to the brain is impaired
intervals. by blockage or rupture of an artery
to the brain.
Musculoskeletal function Inspection (+) Extension, flexion, Impairments following brain damage
dorsiflexion, plantar flexion and Decreased muscle strength can be classified as positive (e.g.
rotation without any 4/5 4/5 spasticity and abnormal cutaneous
complaints 4/5 4/5 reflexes) or negative (e.g. loss of
4/5- there is movement strength and loss of dexterity). It is
against resistance, but less now recognized that, regardless of
than normal the presence of positive
With Motor response of 6 as impairments, negative impairments
being able to obey commands. remain the main obstacle to
(Glasgow Coma Scale) recovery of function following brain
Has limited range of motion damage (Burke, 1988). A common
on Right. functional problem observed after
Decreased sensation on Right. stroke is that individuals are able to
use their affected limbs reasonably
well at certain joint angles, but not
at others. For example, in the upper
limb, it may be possible to use the
affected arm in mid‐range, but
difficult when the affected arm is in
the last 0–20° of elbow extension
(Bohannon, 1991; Levin et al., 2000).
In the lower limb, it is common to
observe individuals after stroke
having difficulty functioning when
the affected knee is in the last 0–15°
of extension (Carr and Shepherd,
1998).
Popliteal, Posterior Tibial and Palpation Symmetric pulse volumes with Low cardiac ouput
Pedal arteries full pulsations Absent pulses on both lower (CVA infarct)
extremities. Cerebrovascular accident: The
sudden death of some brain cells
due to lack of oxygen when the
blood flow to the brain is impaired
by blockage or rupture of an artery
to the brain.