Neuro 33 Clinical Cases Motor System

Front 1

when the entire MCA blows what is the somatosensory deficit seen

Back 1

Hemianesthesia

**contralateral side looses ALL somatosensory from face and body

**also have corticonuclear nad corticospinal deficits

Front 2

with an ICA blow what is affected? UE LE Face Motor Somatosensory

Back 2

UE
UE
FACE
MOTOR SOMATOSENSORY

Front 3

with lenticulostriate blow what deficits are seen

Back 3

UE LE FACE
Motor Somatosensory

Front 4

when the MCA blows what deficit is sparred/.

Back 4

the LE, Le is ACA

still see deficits in UE Face, motor and somatosensory

Front 5

when the ACA blows what deficits to we see

Back 5

LE Motor and somatosensory

Front 6

how do we determine what side the leision is when we are looking at alternitaing hemiplasia

Back 6

the leision is on the same side as the cranial Nerve leision

Front 7

what is weber syndrome?

Back 7

superior alternating hemiplagia (CN 3)

**leision at the midbrain. penetrating branch of the post cerebral

**No pupilary light reflex
**no ADDUCTION in IL eye (R eye is down and out)

**the corticonuclear/soinal signs are the same

Front 8

a alternate hemiplegia that is in midbrain, pons, medulla is what

Back 8

midbrain: superior, CN 3

Pons; middle, CN6

Medulla: inferioer CH 12

Front 9

with a superior alternating hemiplegia what is affected. Leision is on R

Back 9

we have cortico-nuclear, spinal

**but now CN 3 is not working, so no pupilary light refelx, NO R eye ADDUCTION. eye is down and out

Front 10

if you loose CN 3 what does hte eye lookl ike

Back 10

cant adduct IL to leision, eye is down and out, no ADDuction

Front 11

middle alternating hemiplegia occurs at what leve? how can we ID it

Back 11

pons paramedian branches of baisler

**NO jaw deviation. NO pain loss

**Loose ABduction in IL eye
**light reflex is intact

Front 12

when we have lose of ABduction what CN? what about ADDuction

Back 12

AB: 6
ADD: 3

Front 13

if we have a sulcal branch of anterior sponal damaged what hemiplegia do we have

Back 13

inferiroir. CN 12 damage. Medulla is involved

**CL hemiplegia, UMN. Tongue is

loose fine touch from neck down.

Front 14

with inf hemiplagia how is CN 12 affected, what does this do to the tongue

Back 14

CN 12 tongue is LMN problem withthe tongue

LMN flaccid, atrophy, fasciculation

Front 15

brown sequard affects what MN?

Back 15

BOTH! LMN signs will persist

Front 16

leision in the cervical cord give UMN or LMN leisions for the UE nad LE

Back 16

UE: LMN

LE: UMN

Front 17

leision in the thoracic cord gives LMN or UMN signs in the LE or UE

Back 17

UMN IN LE

Front 18

with a leision at the lumbar region do we see UMN or LMN

Back 18

LMN in LE

Front 19

do we see UMN or LMN in C1 lesion of SC. LE UE

Back 19

UE: UMN

LE: LMN