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Biological
causes
Causes
•
Bleeding
/
haemmorragic
stroke
•
Blood clot
• Around or in the
brain
• Puts
pressure
on (various parts of) brain • Risk factors such as
coronary heart disease, stress, high blood pressure, high fat diet,
high sugar diet, excess alcohol, obesity
Effects
•
Slurred speech
•
Face
may
droop
at one side
• Loss of
motor control
- inability to
lift arms
or hold things
• Limited /
loss
of
mobility
• Side of body affected will be
opposite
to the
side
of brain affected
• Effects depend on which part of
brain
affected
Accept any correct answer
Possible
causes for Zahra's stroke
Too much
stress
in life
Degeneration
of blood vessels resulting in loss of
elasticity
with age
Over
weight
Too much
fat
/
cholesterol
in diet
Too much
salt
in diet
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All
these result in an increase of
blood pressure
-blood vessel in brain bursts
View source
Raised
cholesterol
/fat results in
blood clot
in brain
View source
Problems
Zahra is now experiencing
Speech, swallowing and movement of
limbs
all controlled by
cerebral cortex
of brain
If burst
blood
vessel pressure of escaping blood presses on
nerve
tissue killing it
If
clot oxygen supply
to relevant
brain
areas cut off -cell death
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Answer
: Examples of possible biological causes:
Haemorrhagic stroke
• weak blood vessel
• aneurysm
• blood vessel bursts in brain / skull|
• bleeding in brain
• damages cells
• increased pressure damages brain cells
Ischaemic stroke / TIA
• obstruction in blood vessel
• atheroma
• plaques / fatty deposits
• blood clot
• restricts blood flow to brain
• oxygen supply
reduced.
Examples of possible lifestyle factors:
High
blood
pressure / High
salt
diet
• increases
damage
risk to blood vessels
High blood
cholesterol
levels / High fat diet
• increased risk of
atheroma
Smoking / Diabetes
• damages
lining
of blood vessels
• increased risk of
atheroma
Lack of
exercise
• poor
circulation
• increased risk of
obesity
Examples are not
exhaustive
,
credit
other appropriate
Impact
(symptoms) on their life/ physical/ mental health:
•weakness
or paralysis along one side of your body
•mobility
difficulties
•muscle
spasms
•difficulty
driving
•sexual
dysfunction
•vision
changes
•difficulty
swallowing
•speech loss
•inability to make small, precise movements
•poor balance
•It might be harder to do usual activities.
•Mental
challenges e.g. following instructions
•memory
loss
•personality changes
•it
could be harder to do his job
Stroke
Impact (symptoms) on their life/ physical/ mental health:
•weakness
or paralysis along one side of your body
•mobility
difficulties
•muscle
spasms
•difficulty
driving
•sexual
dysfunction
•vision
changes
•difficulty
swallowing
•speech loss
•inability to make small, precise movements
•poor balance
•It might be harder to do usual activities.
•Mental
challenges e.g. following instructions
•memory
loss
•personality changes
•it
could be harder to do his job
•emotional
changes e.g. may feel frustrated or angry or depressed
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