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11 Cards in this Set
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Left Cerebral Stroke (MCA)
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Right hemiparesis, sensory loss, APHASIA, conjugate deviation of eyes to LEFT (deep), right hemianopia/hemi-neglect (deep)...
If caused by ICA occlusion, left monocular vision loss |
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Right Cerebral Stroke (MCA)
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Left hemiparesis and sensory loss, poor DRAWING and COPYING, left-sided NEGLECT, conjugate gaze deviation to RIGHT, left hemianopia
ICA occlusive disease, right monocular vision loss |
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Lateral medulla (VA)
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IPSILATERAL: facial pain, or reduced pain/temp on face, or both, Horner's, incoordination of arm
CONTRALATERAL: loss of pain and temp in libs and body Also nystagmus |
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Bilateral pontine base, and often medial tegmentum (basilar artery or pontine hemorrhage)
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Quadriparesis (think locked-in syndrome), conjugate gaze paresis (uni or bilateral), internuclear ophthalmoplegia, VIth nerve palsy
MEDIAL TEGMENTUM: coma! |
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Cerebellar (PICA, SCA, or cerebellar hemorrhage)
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Gate ataxia, dysarthria, ipsilateral arm dysmetria
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Left PCA territory
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Right hemianopia, rigght hemisensory, impaired memory, and alexia without agraphia
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Right PCA territory
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Left hemianopia, left hemisensory, left neglect
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Pure Motor Stroke
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Lacunar syndrome (generally caused by hypertension/occlusion of penetrating artery)
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Pure sensory stroke
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Lacunar syndrome (generally caused by hypertension/occlusion of penetrating artery)
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Dysarthria-clumsy hand syndrome (slurred speech and clumsiness of one hand)
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Lacunar stroke (generally caused by HTN/occlusion of penetrating artery)
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Ataxic hemiparesis (weakness and ataxia of limbs on one side of body)
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Lacunar Stroke (generally caused by HTN/occlusion of penetrating artery)
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