A TIA May Be Differentiated from a CVA Because

question 5

Multiple Choice

A TIA may be differentiated from a CVA because:

• A)a TIA exhibits unilateral paresthesia,while a CVA exhibits bilateral paresthesia
• B)a TIA exhibits bilateral paresthesia,while a CVA exhibits unilateral paresthesia
• C)signs and symptoms of TIA commonly subside with 10 minutes,while a CVA continues to progress
• D)signs and symptoms of CVA commonly subside with 10 minutes,while a TIA continues to progress

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