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THE CRANIAL CONTEST

A beautifully designed infographic depicting the human brain with highlighted areas related to stroke and neurological health, featuring symbolic representations of stroke care like a stethoscope, medical charts, and emergency symbols.

The Cranial Contest: Test Your Stroke Knowledge

Welcome to The Cranial Contest, a comprehensive quiz that challenges your understanding of stroke recognition and management. This quiz is crafted for healthcare professionals and students aiming to consolidate their knowledge on critical aspects of neurological care.

Test your skills and knowledge with our engaging 25 questions covering crucial topics such as:

Stroke mnemonics
General Clinical Scale (GCS) assessment
Seizure precautions
Cerebral aneurysms and treatments

25 Questions6 MinutesCreated by CaringBrain101

What is the mnemonic for recognizing Stroke?

BE FAST

VISILE while you work

CODE Green

What is the phone number to call a code?

4HELP

4CODE

4STRK

4STAT

Name the 4 precautions that should be present in every seizure patients room

What is the part of a seizure that occurs before consciousness is lost, maybe a sound, taste or feeling

Ictus

PreIctus

Aura

Name the three parts of a GCS assessment

What is the best score for a GCS

Finish this sentence: TIME IS ___________

Name the two types of strokes.

Name the four lobes of the brain.

If your patient has a Cerebellar injury or tumor, what do you know they will have difficulty with

Vision

Hearing

Balance

Weakness

If you think your patient is having a stroke, what do you do?

Call the Resource Nurse

Call a Stroke Code

Call the Stroke Responder

Call the Stroke Resident

Intra Ictus is

Time during the seizure

Time immediately before the seizure

Time between seizures

Time immediately after the seizure

What are the two procedure treatments for aneurysms?

Who cannot give tPA?

The SR nurse

Credentialed Attending Stroke Neurologist

A critical care Attending

A Neurology Resident under the direct supervision of a Stroke Attending

True or False: Georgetown is a Comprehensive Stroke Center

True

False

What is the most sensitive indicator of neurological change?

Where in the brain is the motor strip located?

Where in the brain is the sensory strip located?

Where is the Circle of Willis located and what is its protective mechanism?

What's the number one risk factor for ICH?

After tPA is given how long do you wait to do any invasive procedures?

24 hrs

30 mins

1 hour

90 mins

When assessing motor strength, your patient's arm drifts. You would score their motor strength

When assessing motor strength, your patient's arm only slides left and right on the bed. You would score their motor strength

When assessing motor strength, your patient can lift their arm up off the bed but then it falls back onto the bed. You would score their motor strength

Before giving anything PO, every stroke patient must have a______

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