Reports of weakness on right side and syncope

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A 61-year-old male client presented via emergency medical services to the emergency department with reports of weakness on the right side and syncope. The client was able to stand after the syncopal episode and walk into his home where he experienced 2 to 3 minutes of slurred speech. The client's spouse stated, "I could not understand him and was worried, so I called 911."

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