If one of my patients were talking like that, I'd immediately begin doing neuro and vascular assessments. Sure, it's probably dementia, but first you have to rule out and ischemic stroke.
I wasn't aware of that. That may mean he's more likely to just have a big hemorrhagic stroke and be DRT. Not that it would make any difference in policy. I have as much say in the adminstration as he does
If one of my patients were talking like that, I'd immediately begin doing neuro and vascular assessments. Sure, it's probably dementia, but first you have to rule out and ischemic stroke.
Given his medical history of 3 previous brain hemorrhages, one which required surgical intervention, I'd say you are right.
I wasn't aware of that. That may mean he's more likely to just have a big hemorrhagic stroke and be DRT. Not that it would make any difference in policy. I have as much say in the adminstration as he does