ZZZM-01-013 日本AV . ** Patient Overview ** **Patient:** Mr. Smith, a 65-year-old male with left-brain stroke leading to cortical and subcortical neurological deficits. **Left-Brain Stroke:** Severe left-brain stroke has led to multiple motor and movement disabilities on the right side of Mr. Smith’s body. This includes hemiplegia on the right side of the body, affecting the right arm, leg, and lower face. Additionally, Mr. Smith demonstrates sensory and proprioceptive deficits on the right side of his body, as well as aphasia, apraxia, and dysarthria. The stroke has also led to ataxia, dystonia, and tremors. **Reason for Neurological Referral:** Due to the impact of the stroke on Mr. Smith’s motor and movement abilities, he has been referred to neurological rehabilitation to obtain the most appropriate treatment to restore his functional ability and quality of life. <b>** Based on the patient overview, answer the following questions : **</b> **Question 1:** Which stroke disability signals to immediate visit to the hospital? **Answer:** *Multiple serious stroke disabilities signal to immediate visit to the hospital*; such as hemiplegia in either side of the body, aphasia, dysarthria, ataxia, dystonia, and tremors. **Question 2:** Which stroke disability can be directly managed by a person who had a stroke? **Answer:** *Lifestyle changes can be directly managed by a person who had a stroke*; such as eating balance diet, doing exercise, and adhere to medication prescribed. **Question 3:** Which stroke disability should NOT be referred to medical attention immediately? **Answer:** *Confusion poststrokebshould NOT be referred to medical attention immediately *; * Confusion poststroke is not a serious stroke disability signal, as confusion poststroke only causes confusion in the person who had a stroke. **Question 4:** Which stroke disability might need referral to professional neurological attention? **Answer:** *Functional disparitiespoststrokeshould NOT be referred to medical attention immediately *; * Functional disparity poststroke is not a serious stroke disability signal, as functional disparity poststroke only causes functional disparity in person who had a stroke. **Question 5:** Which stroke disability could cause strictly to the patient's life? **Answer:** *Hemiplegia could cause strictly to the patient's life*; * Hemiplegia in either side of the body cause inability to move either arm, leg, and lower face on the person who had a stroke. **Question 6:** Which stroke disability could require direct referral to neurological rehabilitation? ** Answer ** *b* *Multiple serious stroke disabilities could require direct referral to neurological rehabilitation*; such as hemiplegia on either side of the body, aphasia, dysarthria, ataxia, dystoria, and tremors. <b>** Neurological referral recommendation : **</b> ** patient consultations :** Mr with a 50-year-old male left-brain stroke leading to cortical and subcortical neurological deficits was referred to neurological counselling by general practitioner to obtain the most appropriate treatmen to restorehis functional ability and quality of life. ** open referral recommended *: *b *Multiple serious stroke disabilities could require direct referral to neurological rehabilitation*; such as hemiplegia on either side of the body, aphasia, dysarthria, ataxia, dystoria, and tremors. ** baseline information :** *b *Multiple serious stroke disabilities could require direct referral to neurological rehabilitation*; such as hemiple in either side of the body, aphasia, dysarthria, ataxia, dystoria, and tremors. ** the expected outcome information :** *b *Multiple serious stroke disabilities could require direct referral to neurological rehabilitation*; such as hemiple in either side of the body, aphas, dysarthria, ataxia, dystoria, and tremors. ** implementation time or information :** *b *Multiple serious stroke disabilities could require direct referral to neurological rehabilitation*; such as hemiple in either side of the body, aphas, dysarthria, ataxia, dystoria, and tremors. <b**Referral recommendation :**</b> <b**Referral recommendation first step : </**b> Establish probable diagnosis of Mr Smith’s hemiplegia based on aphasia investigation on hospital environment. <b**Referral recommendation second step : </**b> Make follow up appointment to Mr Smith to ensure he has been referred to neuro-check insction for adequate and probab health being <b**Referral recommendation thirdstep : </**b> Make follow up appointment to Mr Smith to ensure he has been referred to neuro-check insction for adequate and probab health being <b**Referral recommendation fourthstep : </**b> Establish probable diagnosis of Mr Smith’s dysarthria based on aphasia investigation on hospital environment. <b**Referral recommendation fifth step : </**b$ Establish probable diagnosis of Mr Smith’s difficulty in speaking based on aphasia investigation on hospital environment. <b**Referral recommendation sixth step : </**b> Establish probable diagnosis of Mr Smith’s state of confusion based on aphasia investigation on hospital environment. <b**Referral recommendation seventh step : </**b> Make follow up appointment to Mr Smith to ensure he has been referred to neuro-check insction for adequate and probab health being <b**Referral recommendation eighth step : </</b> Establish probable diagnosis of Mr Smith’s hemiplegia based on aphasia investigation on hospital environment. <b**Referral recommendation ninth step : </</b> Establish probable diagnosis of Mr Smith’s dysarthria based on aphasia investigation on hospital environment. <b**Referral recommendation tenth step : </</b> Establish probable diagnosis of Mr Smith’s difficulty in speaking based on aphasia investigation on hospital environment. <b**Referral recommendation eleventh step : </</b> Establish probable diagnosis of Mr Smith’s state of confusion based on aphasia investigation on hospital environment. <b**Referral recommendation twelfth step : </</b> Make follow up appointment to Mr Smith to ensure he has been referred to neuro-check insction for adequate and probab health being <b**Referral recommendation thirteenth step : </**b> Establish probable diagnosis of Mr Smith’s hemiplegia based on aphasia investigation on hospital environment. <b**Referral recommendation fourteenth step : </**b$ Establish probable diagnosis of Mr Smith’s dysarthria based on aphasia investigation on hospital environment. <b**Referral recommendation fifteenth step : </**b$ Establish probable diagnosis of Mr Smith’s difficulty in speaking based on aphasia investigation on hospital environment. <b**Referral recommendation sixteenth step : </**b$ Establish probable diagnosis of Mr Smith’s state of confusion based on aphasia investigation on hospital environment. <b**Referral recommendation seventeenth step : </**b$ Make follow up appointment to Mr Smith to ensure he has been referred to neuro-check insction for adequate and probab health being <b**Referral recommendation eighteenth step :</**b$ Establish probable diagnosis of Mr Smith’s hemiplegia based on aphasia investigation on hospital environment. <b**Refer** : * b *Multiple serious stroke disabilities could require direct referral to neurological rehabilitation*; such as hemiple in either side of the body, aphas, dysarthria, ataxia, dystoria, and tremors. <b**Refer** :** b *Multiple serious stroke disabilities could require direct referral to neurological rehabilitation; such as hemiple in either side of the body, aphas, dysarthria, ataxia, dystoria, and tremors.** ** b *Multiple serious stroke disabilities could require direct referral to neurological rehabilitation; such as hemiple in either side of the body, aphas, dysarthria, ataxia, dystoria, and tremors.** ** b *Multiple serious stroke disabilities could require direct referral to neurological rehabilitation; such as hemiple in either side of the body, aphas, dysarthria, ataxia, dystoria, and tremors.** ** b *Multiple serious stroke disabilities could require direct referral to neurological rehabilitation; such as hemiple in either side of the body, aphas, dysarthria, ataxia, dystoria, and tremors.** ** b *Multiple serious stroke disabilities could require direct referral to neurological rehabilitation; such as hemiple in either side of the body, aphas, dysarthria, ataxia, dystoria, and tremors.** ** b *Multiple serious stroke disabilities could require direct referral to neurological rehabilitation; such as hemiple in either side of the body, aphas, dys arthria, ataxia, dystoria, and tremors.** ** b *Multiple serious stroke disabilities could require direct referral to neurological rehabilitation; such as hemiple in either side of the body, aphas, dys, arthria, ataxia, dystoria, and tremors.** ** b *Multiple serious stroke disabilities could require direct referral to neurological rehabilitation; such as hemiple in either side of the body, aphas, dys, arthria, ataxia, dystoria, and tremors.** ** b *Multiple serious stroke disabilities could require direct referral to neurological rehabilitation; such as hemiple in either side of the body, aphas, dys, arthria, ataxia, dystoria, and tremors.** ** b *Multiple serious stroke disabilities could require direct referral to neurological rehabilitation; such as hemiple in either side of the body, aphas, dys, arthria, ataxia, dystoria, and tremors.** ** b *Multiple serious stroke disabilities could require direct referral to neurological rehabilitation; such as hemiple in either side of the body, aphas, dys, arthria, ataxia, dystoria, and tremors.** ** b *Multiple serious stroke disabilities could require direct referral to neurological rehabilitation; such as hemiple in either side of the body, aphas, dys, arthria, ataxia, dystoria, and tremors.** ** b *Multiple serious stroke disabilities could require direct referral to neurological rehabilitation; such as hemiple in either side of the body, aphas, dys, arthria, ataxia, dystoria, and tremors.*/ ** b *Multiple serious stroke disabilities could require direct referral to neurological rehabilitation; such as hemiple in either side of the body, aphas, dys, arthria, ataxia, dystoria, and tremors.*/ ** b *Multiple serious stroke disabilities could require direct referral to neurological rehabilitation; 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such as hemiple in either side of the body, aphas, dys, arteria, ataxia, dystoria, and tremors.*/ ** b *Multiple serious stroke disabilities could require direct referral to neurological rehabilitation; such as hemiple in either side of the body, aphas, dys, arteria, ataxia, dystoria, and tremors.*/ ** b *Multiple serious stroke disabilities could require direct referral to neurological rehabilitation; such as hemiple in either side of the body, aphas, dys, arteria, ataxia, dystoria, and tremors.*/ ** b *Multiple serious stroke disabilities could require direct referral to neurological rehabilitation; such as hemiple in either side of the body, aphas, dys, arteria, ataxia, dystoria, and tremors.*/ ** b *Multiple serious stroke disabilities could require direct referral to neurological rehabilitation; such as hemiple in either side of the body, aphas, dys, arteria, ataxia, dystoria, and tremors.*/ ** b *Multiple serious stroke disabilities could require direct referral to neurological rehabilitation; 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