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1. STROKE 1. Define stroke. 2. Classify stroke. 3. Define embolism. 4. Enumerate the cardiac sources of embolism. 5. What is artery-to-artery embolism? 6. Describe the features of embolic stroke. 7. Describe the features of thrombotic stroke. 8. Define transient ischemic attack (TIA). 9. What is transient monocular blindness (TMB)? 10. Describe subclavian steal syndrome. 11. Enumerate the causes of hemorrhagic stroke. 12. Enumerate the iatrogenic causes of hemorrhagic stroke. 13. Describe the features of hemorrhagic stroke. 14. Differentiate clinical features of thrombotic, embolic and hemorrhagic stroke. 15. Enumerate the symptoms and signs of raised intracranial pressure. 16. Mention one or two symptoms of palsy of each cranial nerve. 17. How do you take history regarding higher mental functions? 18. How do you take history regarding weakness proximal and distal muscles? 19. How do you take history regarding sensory disturbances? 20. What is included in etiological history in a patient with stroke? 21. Enumerate the signs of atherosclerosis. 22. Enumerate the neurocutaneous markers. 23. What is the importance of pulse examination in stroke? 24. What are the risk factors for stroke? 25. Define completed stroke

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