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Causes of Brain Injury

Tit-in


Trauma


Tumor


Ischemia


Infection


Neurodegenerative Diseases

Ischemia?

Lack of blood to brain

Trauma

A damage to the brain

Ischemia?

Lack of blood to brain

Tumor?

Cancer forming

Tumor?

Cancer forming

Infection?

Bacterial or Viral Attack on Brain

Tumor?

Cancer forming

Infection?

Bacterial or Viral Attack on Brain

Hypoxia?

Brain lacks oxygen

Tumor?

Cancer forming

Infection?

Bacterial or Viral Attack on Brain

Hypoxia?

Brain lacks oxygen

Ischemia?

Brain lacks Blood supply

Brain Excitatory?

Excess Glutamate release resulting in excessive (Na2+) coming into cell causing for excess Ca2+ coming into cell

Brain Excitatory?

Excess Glutamate release resulting in excessive (Na2+) coming into cell causing for excess Ca2+ coming into cell

Cerebral edema?

Brain fills with fluid

What two brain parts determine ones level of consciousness?

Cerebral Cortex and Reticular Activating System

Pain is to..

Awareness

Coma patients lack what?

Lack awareness and wakefulness



No response to pain or verbal stimuli

Coma patients lack what?

Lack awareness and wakefulness



No response to pain or verbal stimuli

Coma patients have bodies which are?

Flaccid and have some intact reflexes

Coma patients lack what?

Lack awareness and wakefulness



No response to pain or verbal stimuli

Coma patients have bodies which are?

Flaccid and have some intact reflexes

Coma patients may require...

Life support

Deep Coma is known as what stage?

Terminal Stage

Deep Coma is known as what stage?

Terminal Stage

Deep Coma means what for all your reflexes?

Loss of all of ones reflexes

Deep Coma is known as what stage?

Terminal Stage

Deep Coma means what for all your reflexes?

Loss of all of ones reflexes

What is locked-in syndrome?

Paralyzed but Aware of surroundings and able to think

Patients who have locked-in syndrome are unable to...

Communicate by mouth/verbal means...


Required to move eyes to answer questions

Vegetative State?

Loss of awareness



Loss of mental capacity



Brainstem is still able to function with respiratory, cardiovascular and autonomic function

ICP?

Increased Intracranial Pressure

ICP?

Increased Intracranial Pressure

What does the skull contain?

Brain tissue, blood, and CSF

What causes Intracranial Pressure?

Blood volume increases


CSF Volume Increases


Brain Volume Increases


Tumor Growth- cancer


Edema- fluid build up



As a result of increased intracranial pressure, we see that there is ...?

Decreased brain perfusion (blood exchange/delivery)



No oxygen or glucose delivery



No waste removal



Brain tissue compression



Neuronal death



Pupil has fixed dilated presence

If there is an increase in pressure on brainstem or cerebral cortex, then...?

We see a decrease in the level of consciousness

If there is an increase in pressure on brainstem or cerebral cortex, then...?

We see a decrease in the level of consciousness

Stretching of late blood vessels results in...?

A headache

If there is an increase in pressure on brainstem or cerebral cortex, then...?

We see a decrease in the level of consciousness

Stretching of late blood vessels results in...?

A headache

Pressure in medulla on Emetic Center results in...?

Vomiting

Cerebral Ischemia Response of Vasoconstriction?

Increased Blood Pressure

Cerebral Ischemia Response of Vasoconstriction?

Increased Blood Pressure

Increased Pressure on CSF causing swelling around optic disc results in...?

Papilledema

Cerebral Ischemia Response of Vasoconstriction?

Increased Blood Pressure

Increased Pressure on CSF causing swelling around optic disc results in...?

Papilledema

Pressure on Cranial Nerve 3 (oculomotor) results in...?

Fixed Dilated Pupil