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11. Which of the following are symptoms of Wallenberg Syndrome? (Required.)

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12. The rate of clinically significant intracranial hemorrhage (ICH) when tPA is given for a stroke mimic is: (Required.)

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13. Which of the following neurological signs and symptoms may result from cervical artery dissection? (Required.)

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14. Which of the following is the preferred imaging for vertebral artery dissection? (Required.)

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15. All of the following are clinical assessments used to evaluate a patient following concussion except: (Required.)

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16. Which of the following is more typical of central vertigo, as opposed to peripheral vertigo? (Required.)

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17. Some common TIA mimics include all of the following conditions except: (Required.)

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18. MRI diffusion-weighted imaging is the most sensitive imaging modality to determine if early brain ischemic lesions are present (changing the “tissue-based” diagnosis to stroke) in patients with suspected TIA: (Required.)

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19. A 43 year old woman presents to the ED with sudden, severe headache, photophobia, neck stiffness, and vomiting for the past 2 hours. She has no neurological deficits. Which of the following is an appropriate diagnostic plan to rule out SAH? (Required.)

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20. Vertigo Gives Me Vertigo (Dajer)

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21. Stroke Mimics (Lappin)

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22. Cervical Artery Dissection (Pereira)

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23. Traumatic Brain Injury (Kandel)

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24. The Dizzy Patient (McClean)

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25. TIA "The Harbinger" (Janicke)

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26. Controversies in the Diagnosis of Subarachnoid Hemorrhage (McCormack)

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27. The Prehospital Approach to Stroke (Cushman)

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