stroke pathway (v2.0) - scgh ed

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ED CODE STROKE ACTIVATION PATHWAY (v2.0) SEIZURE: Post ictal, Todd’s paralysis METABOLIC / TOX: HypoGlyc, HypoNa, Encephalopathy SOL: Subdural , Abscess, Tumor MIGRAINE: Hemiplegic migraine FUNCTIONAL: Factitious disorder INFECTION: Meningitis, Encephalitis PERIPHERAL VERTIGO: Labrynthitis, Vestibular neuronitis CONFUSION / COGNITIVE DYSFUNCTION MULTIPLE SYSTEMS INVOLVED SYNCOPE THIS CAN BE EXTREMELY DIFFICULT- CONSULT SR DR IF UNSURE STROKE MIMICS THE FOLLOWING ARE NOT ABSOLUTE C.I. TO THROMBO -LYSIS / -ECTOMY Known cerebral aneurysm (without symptoms SAH) Arterial puncture in non compressible site < 7 days BSL < 2.8, SBP >= 185, DBP >= 110 Isolated neurological signs Dynamic changes in stroke symptoms Age > 80 Severe stroke or previous stroke Mild-moderate dementia (where stroke resolution would make pts care easier) GI or GU bleed < 21 days MI in previous 3 months Postictal post seizure at CVA onset Pregnancy Major surgery or serious trauma < 14 days Diabetes mellitus Arm motor Extend arm 90 0 sitting 45 0 supine Leg motor Extend leg 30 0 supine Head & Gaze Head or eye deviation to one side 0 Limb upheld > 10 secs 1 Limb upheld < 10 sec 2 Unable to lift against gravity 0 Limb upheld > 5 secs 1 Limb upheld < 5 sec 2 Unable to lift against gravity 0 Normal movements 1 Eye and head to one side Facial palsy “SHOW YOUR TEETH” 0 Symmetrical 1 Slight asymmetry 2 Completely asymmetrical RACE SCORE Aphasia (R side) Follow commands: “CLOSE YOUR EYES” “MAKE A FIST” Agnosia (L side) “WHOSE ARM IS THIS?” (show their affected arm) “CAN YOU MOVE YOUR ARM?” 0 Both tasks correct 1 One of two tasks correct 2 Both incorrect 0 Recognize arm and moves 1 Unaware of arm OR not recognize 2 Unaware of arm AND not recognize NO YES YES NO Consider stroke mimics (especially post seizure or if associated with migraine) and ask for senior help if unsure For borderline cases (especially if RACE <2, or isolated sensory deficits) discuss with Neuro Registrar for expedited review instead of triggering stroke call Clinical diagnosis of stroke with impaired (ANY): YES CLINICAL DIAGNOSIS OF STROKE CRITERIA PATIENT LOCATION Additional criteria (BOTH): RACE ≥5 AND Onset <12hrs SJA PRE-NOTIFICATION (BATPHONE) YES Additional criteria (EITHER): RACE ≥2 AND Wake-up stroke OR Onset <12hrs RACE ≥4 AND Onset >12 AND <24hrs EMERGENCY DEPT SJA ED CALL 55 CODE Go to the nearest Stroke / TPA centre at: SCGH RPH FSH MIDLAND Is the patient METRO South of the river? AND Is it 08:00 - 16:00 MON - FRI? Go to SCGH Go to FSH iCM background Hx, PMH, Rx Witnesses / onset time Observations / BSL IVC, FBC, UE, Coagulation profile CT / CT perfusion / CTA “Stroke protocol” Consider stroke mimics Consider trauma exam if necessary Ensure stability for transfer to CT CALL 55 CODE Code Stroke Guideline v2.0 May 2021 CALL 55 CODE GIVE ETA DISCUSS WITH NIISWA IF THE FOLLOWING APPLY NOTE: ISOLATED SENSORY DEFICITS SHOULD NOT BE CONSIDERED FOR STROKE CALLS Language Motor function Balance Cognition Gaze Vision Neglect

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Page 1: Stroke Pathway (v2.0) - SCGH ED

ED CODE STROKE ACTIVATION PATHWAY (v2.0)

SEIZURE: Post ictal, Todd’s paralysisMETABOLIC / TOX: HypoGlyc, HypoNa, EncephalopathySOL: Subdural , Abscess, TumorMIGRAINE: Hemiplegic migraineFUNCTIONAL: Factitious disorderINFECTION: Meningitis, EncephalitisPERIPHERAL VERTIGO: Labrynthitis, Vestibular neuronitisCONFUSION / COGNITIVE DYSFUNCTIONMULTIPLE SYSTEMS INVOLVEDSYNCOPE

THIS CAN BE EXTREMELY DIFFICULT- CONSULT SR DR IF UNSURE

STROKE MIMICS

THE FOLLOWING ARE NOT ABSOLUTEC.I. TO THROMBO -LYSIS / -ECTOMY

Known cerebral aneurysm (without symptoms SAH)Arterial puncture in non compressible site < 7 daysBSL < 2.8, SBP >= 185, DBP >= 110Isolated neurological signsDynamic changes in stroke symptomsAge > 80Severe stroke or previous stroke

†Mild-moderate dementia (where stroke resolution would make pts care easier)GI or GU bleed < 21 daysMI in previous 3 monthsPostictal post seizure at CVA onsetPregnancyMajor surgery or serious trauma < 14 daysDiabetes mellitus

Arm motorExtend arm900 sitting450 supine

Leg motor Extend leg300 supine

Head & Gaze Head or eye deviationto one side

0 Limb upheld > 10 secs

1 Limb upheld < 10 sec

2 Unable to lift against gravity

0 Limb upheld > 5 secs

1 Limb upheld < 5 sec

2 Unable to lift against gravity

0 Normal movements

1 Eye and head to one side

Facial palsy “SHOW YOUR TEETH”0 Symmetrical

1 Slight asymmetry

2 Completely asymmetrical

RACE SCORE

Aphasia(R side)

Follow commands:“CLOSE YOUR EYES”“MAKE A FIST”

Agnosia(L side)

“WHOSE ARM IS THIS?”(show their a�ected arm)“CAN YOU MOVE YOUR ARM?”

0 Both tasks correct

1 One of two tasks correct

2 Both incorrect

0 Recognize arm and moves

1 Unaware of arm OR not recognize

2 Unaware of arm AND not recognize

NOYES

YESNO

Consider stroke mimics (especially post seizure or if associated with migraine) and ask for senior help if unsureFor borderline cases (especially if RACE <2, or isolated sensory de�cits) discuss with Neuro Registrar for expedited review instead of triggering stroke call

Clinical diagnosis of stroke with impaired (ANY):

YES

CLINICAL DIAGNOSIS OF STROKE CRITERIA

PATIENT LOCATION

Additional criteria (BOTH):

RACE ≥5 AND Onset <12hrs

SJA PRE-NOTIFICATION (BATPHONE)

YES

Additional criteria (EITHER):

RACE ≥2 AND Wake-up stroke OR Onset <12hrs RACE ≥4 AND Onset >12 AND <24hrs

EMERGENCY DEPT

SJA ED

CALL55

CODE

Go to the nearestStroke / TPA

centre at:

SCGHRPHFSH

MIDLAND

Is the patient METRO South of the river?ANDIs it 08:00 - 16:00 MON - FRI?

Go toSCGH

Go toFSH

iCM background Hx, PMH, RxWitnesses / onset timeObservations / BSLIVC, FBC, UE, Coagulation pro�leCT / CT perfusion / CTA “Stroke protocol”Consider stroke mimicsConsider trauma exam if necessaryEnsure stability for transfer to CT

CALL55

CODE

Code Stroke Guideline v2.0 May 2021

CALL55

CODEGIVE ETA

DISCUSS WITH NIISWA IF THE FOLLOWING APPLY

NOTE: ISOLATED SENSORY DEFICITS SHOULD NOT BE CONSIDERED FOR STROKE CALLS

Language Motor function

BalanceCognition

Gaze Vision Neglect