You have been assigned to care for a person who has had an acute ischaemic stroke of a left cerebral vessel. You read the chart and realise the person has contralateral deficits. What does this mean?...

You have been assigned to care for a person who has had an acute ischaemic stroke of a left cerebral vessel. You read the chart and realise the person has contralateral deficits. What does this mean?

1 Both sides of the body are involved.

2 The person will have neurological deficits on the left side of the body.

3 The person will have neurological deficits on the right side of the body.

4 Deficits will be present below the level of the stroke.