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    TIA (Transient Ichemic Attack) By: Renmhar "The Rizzler" Crisanto TIA: Understanding the Basics What is TIA? Transient ischemic Attack, oF TIA isa minkstroke that occurs when a ood cet blocks blood flow to the brain. ‘Symptoms of TIA ‘Symptoms of TA include sudden numbness or weakness inthe face, farm, ore, and rouble speaking or understanding speech, Risk Factors for TIA, Prevention of TIA, Prevent TIA by maintaining a heathy diet and exercise routine, quitting smoking, and managing high blood pressure and cholesterol levels. 50% of TIA victims recover ‘TIA stroke usually lasts only few minutes and there's no permanent brain damage 1/3 of TIA sufferers experience full stroke ‘IAs a warning sign for stroke and should be taken very seriously 90% of strokes are preventable Identifying and treating TIA early can help prevent a full stroke later. Classifications/ Types: TIAs are classified based on the symptoms and the affected blood vessels. Common types include carotid artery TIAs and vertebrobasilar TIAs. Clinical Manifestations: Symptoms of a TIA can include sudden weakness, numbness, or paralysis on one side of the body, slurred speech, difficulty understanding speech, and temporary loss of vision. Laboratories and Diagnostics: Diagnosis involves a thorough neurological examination, imaging studies (MRI, CT scans), and vascular imaging to identify the underlying cause. No evidence of necrosis or apoptosis of brain Cerebral ischemia | Decreased oxygen delivery and nutrients to the brain tissue ! Restoration of blood flow within minutes to hour J Disappearance of neurological symptoms. <9r-O-®

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