University Health Assessment 2: Transient Ischemic Attack Report
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This report delves into the topic of Transient Ischemic Attacks (TIAs), also known as mini-strokes, caused by temporary interruptions of blood flow to the brain. It differentiates TIAs from ischemic strokes, highlighting that while TIAs do not cause permanent brain damage, their symptoms can be similar. The report discusses the increased risk of TIA with age, gender, and pre-existing conditions like diabetes and hypertension. It explores treatment options, including medication, surgery, and lifestyle modifications, emphasizing the importance of neurological exams for assessment. The report also presents a case study of Mrs. Amari, who is at high risk due to hypertension and hypercholesterolemia, and discusses the necessary precautions and treatments for her condition. Finally, it concludes by stressing the importance of lifestyle changes and neurological examinations in preventing future strokes.
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