Which is NOT recommended for the treatment of a patient suspected of experiencing a cerebrovascular accident (CVA)?

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Administering a thrombolytic agent is controversial in the treatment of CVA, and should only be done under specific circumstances and by trained medical personnel. It is not a recommended first-line treatment option. Basic life support, monitoring vital signs, and administering oxygen are all appropriate initial interventions for a patient suspected of experiencing a CVA.

Which Is NOT Recommended for the Treatment of a Patient