Association Cortex and Stroke Flashcards
Dr. Glendinning; Frontal ass, Parietal ass, ACA, Mid Cerebral artery, Post. Cerebral artery, Anterior Choroidal, Lenticulostriate, Pure motor Hemiparesis, Watershied Strokes (36 cards)
Considering that the ______ _____ artery supplies the midbrain, CN3 palsy and Contralateral Ataxia can happen.
Posterior Cerebral
Dorsolateral Prefrontal Cortex 2 Roles:
- Executive Fxn/Future
- Working memory
If you see Homonymous hemianopsia with macular sparing, the _____ Cerebral artery is a likely candidate.
Posterior
Transcortical Sensory aphasia is like Wernicke’s, except patients can _____
repeat
Gerstmann’s syndrome 4 presentations
- Acalculia
- Agraphia
- Finger anomia
- Right-Left confusion
The Anterior Choroidal Artery supplies the _____ ____ and _____ _____
- Internal Capsule
2. Optic Tract
Damage to the inferior parietal lobe/angular gyrus results in _____ Syndrome
Gerstmann’s
The anterior cerebral artery links into the medial brain; supplying the primary motor/somato cortexes that affect the ____ and ____ of the body
- Leg
- Trunk
The Lenticulostriate Arteries feed the ___ ___ of the brain
Internal Capsule
Two watershed regions in brain
- ACA-MCA
2. MCA-PCA
Although ACA is mainly leg-driven, the deep branches (Heubner) will cause ______ and _____ motor problems
Face and arm
ACA infarct can cause _____ _____ Aphasia
Transcortical Motor
Both Primary visual cortex and Optic radiation lesions will cause _______ _____ Anopsia. However, optic radiations will be contralaterally contributed
Homonymous Hemi-
Which parietal association cortex is dominant in most people?
- The Right
gets info from both sides
The MCA supplies motor affecting the _____ and ____ of the body
Face and Arms
Loss of frontal eye fields results in paralysis of ______ _____ gaze. (which sidedness & direction)
Contralateral Horizontal
Superior Middle Cerebral Artery supplies _____ speech area on the left
Broca’s
The Right Parietal Association Cortex is big for _____ Mechanisms
- Attentional
Gegenhalten is seen in frontal lobe problems, what is it?
Increased voluntary tone (feels like someone pushing against you)
The _____ lobe contains the Micturition Inhibitory area. You need to have bilateral lesion for incontinence
Frontal
Considering what the Anterior Choroidal Artery supplies, name 2 sypmtoms
- Hemianopsia
- Hemiplegia/paresis
(supplies capsule and optic tract)
MCA-PCA infarct causes Transcortical _____ aphasia, where they can’t make sense of what they’re reading.
Sensory
4 Frontal Release Signs
- Grasp
- Root
- Suck
- Snout
Transcortical Motor Aphasia keeps _____ and ____
- Repetition
- Comprehension