Subcutaneous emphysema

Stop thrombolytic infusion, administer adrenaline, and maintain a permeable upper airway

What is the correct approach to managing severe allergic reactions in emergency settings?

There is no need for a specific protocol to severe allergic reactions, and the decision should be made case by case

Administer adrenaline, and maintain thrombolytic infusion

Maintain a permeable upper airway and thrombolytic infusion

Complete AV block

All health professionals should know the protocol, with no need to display it

The protocol should be displayed in an easily accessible location

If orolingual angioedema occurs during thrombolytic therapy, what is the correct response?

Which of the following are possible severe complications of treatment with thrombolysis?

Does this CT have signs of any intracranial hemorrhage?

No changes. ASPECTS: 10

Yes

Yes

Does this patient have an indication for thrombectomy?

Which vascular lesion is visible?

What is the extent of the established ischemic infarct in the CT scan?

No occlusion is visible

Moderate lesion. ASPECTS: 6

Are there any contraindications for thrombolysis?

Epileptic seizure

Moderate stroke

No

Based on the neurological assessment, please rate the stroke severity:

Occlusion of the right posterior cerebral artery

Minor stroke

Large infarct. ASPECTS: 3

No

Occlusion of the M3 segment of the right MCA

Based on the patient's clinical assessment and the head CT findings, select the most likely diagnosis:

Severe stroke

No

Yes