Ischemic stroke | Circulatory System and Disease | NCLEX-RN | Khan Academy
Ischemic stroke | Circulatory System and Disease | NCLEX-RN | Khan Academy
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Nice
Thanks for this video! Very comprehensive review! 👍
Awesome video
what about c1 and c2 instability which blocks vertebral arteries can this cause ischaemic stroke, especially when you sleep with your head turned to the side blocking this artery???
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Dr. Tarek Abdelhafez
PT, DPT.
Too bad you don’t have any info on HEALING a stroke!!!! My Mom just had an Ischemic stroke.
The shout out to Boyz II Men too real #Trill
I had 5 strokes im now paralysed
Nice and simple explanation.
I had a Ischemic stroke two weeks ago. My mouth on the right side, and my right hand is numb. It burns so bad I feel like I will loose my mind. Is there anything can be done to stop the pain? Dr said it might go away, and it might never go away. It is destroying my durability. I have had two major surgery’s on my stomach, the pain didn’t make me feel like I’m going to loose my fight like this. It burns so very bad! Help me ,please!
Wowzers! Thickening!
Thank you so much
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This is so scary!
Thank you, a lot of good information.
thanks really useful and beautifully explained. very simple to understand
I would like to know if you have information about a type of stroke that would cause an uncontrollable movement disorder? I have a 5 mm x 6 mm non-enhancing lesion next to the entrance to the pituitary stalk, and adjacent to the optic chiasm and right optic nerve. It began with a visual disturbance of seeing bright dots of colorful light, and rapid shaking began in my left hand, but rapidly moved throughout my body. I found a medical illustration that shows the Arcuate nucleus is close to the entrance. A medical doctor wrote about Dopamine Functions and she said, “Too much Dopamine in the brain causes repetitive tic like movements. No other doctor has ever been able to explain it to me.
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My son in cpma hypoxic last 4years to till date now vegitative stage bonemarrow yransplantion done 4 times any other treatment pls give suggetion
omg i finally understand watershed areas lol. I used to think, whats the problem? they’re getting blood from 2 different areas so wouldn’t that be extra protection? Thank you for making it so clear!!
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Awesomely informative and perfectly explained! Thank you so much! 😊😊 17/9/2019
thanks so much for excellent teaching!
I guess even tumors in the brain can lead to strokes