Question

multiple select question
select all that apply
choose all that are characteristics of transient ischemic attacks.

temporary weakness
temporary dizziness
death
temporary paralysis
headache
temporary loss of vision
permanent blindness

Explanation:

Transient ischemic attacks (TIAs) are temporary episodes of reduced blood flow to the brain, causing temporary symptoms. Temporary weakness, temporary dizziness, temporary paralysis, headache, and temporary loss of vision are characteristic as they are transient. Death and permanent blindness are not TIA characteristics (TIAs don't cause death or permanent blindness, and symptoms resolve).

Answer:

A. Temporary weakness, B. Temporary dizziness, D. Temporary paralysis, E. Headache, F. Temporary loss of vision