These questions are not allocated marks towards the clinical reasoning report. They are guiding questions to assist with knowledge recall in preparation to write the clinical reasoning report. 1. What...

These questions are not allocated marks towards the clinical reasoning report. They are guiding questions to assist with knowledge recall in preparation to write the clinical reasoning report.
1. What causes a TIA and what is the natural progression of a TIA?
2. Explain how a TIA differs from a cerebrovascular accident (stroke, brain attack, CVA)
3. Discuss the defining signs and symptoms of a transient ischemic attack (TIA).
4. Mrs. Amari has hypertension and hypercholesterolemia. Think about why this is a concern.
5. Identify Mrs. Amari’s predisposing risk factors for a TIA and possible stroke.
6. What neurological assessments can be carried out on a patient with a changed neurological health status?