LMCHK例题分享
发布于 2019-10-19 · 浏览 3888 · IP 广东广东
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A patient with atrial fibrillation, hypertension and hypercholesterolaemia presents with sudden-onset right-sided weakness, hemianopia and aphasia. This occurred an hour previously while he was eating his breakfast. He is taking aspirin, simvastatin, ramipril and digoxin.
What action would you recommend?
A. Admission to a stroke unit, with CT in the next 24 hours
B. CT within the next 4 hours, and transfer to an acute stroke unit
C. Immediate CT with a view to heparinisation
D. Immediate CT with a view to IV thrombolysis
E. Immediate oral aspirin, then CT as soon as possible
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