Cerebrovascular Disease/Stroke Flashcards

(37 cards)

1
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Vulnerable neurons in ischemic/hypoxic encephalopathy (2)

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Hippocampus

Purkinje cells in cerebellum

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Non-hemorrhagic infarcts are usually due to ___

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thrombus –> stable

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Hemorrhagic infarcts are usually due to ___

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embolus –> breaks up –> reprofusion

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4
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Which of the following does NOT present in acute cerebral infarction?
A. Red nuerons
B. Spheroid bodies
C. Vascular proliferation at border b/w necrotic and viable tissue
D. Intense neutrophilic response

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D. Neutrophils will melt neurons

A. Coagulation necrosis
B. Axonal degeneration

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5
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Subacute cerebral infarct present with (2)

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  • Foamy macrophages: full of lipids of necrotic neurons

* Reactive gliosis (gemistocytes): proliferation of astrocytes that participate as part of response to injury

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6
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Remote cerebral infarct present with (2)

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Cyst formation

Glial scarring

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T/F: Premature infants with perinatal asphyxia present with periventricular leukomalacia and multicystic encephalopathy.

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False: Term infants present this way.

Periventricular leukomalacia = meltdown of white matter adjacent to ventricles

Premature infants present with germinal matrix hemorrhage that causes intraventricular hemorrhage.

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8
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Most common sites of hypertensive hemorrhage

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Basal ganglia-thalamus
Pons
Cerebellum

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9
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Saccular Aneurysm arise where?

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At branch points
o Anterior cerebral artery/anterior communicating artery
o Trifurcation of middle cerebral artery
o Internal carotids/posterior communicating arteries
o Posterior circulation: basilar arteries/vertebral arteries

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T/F: Amyloid angiopathy hemorrhage involves deep gray structures.

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False. Involves primarily white matter, spares adjacent deep gray structure.

Vs. spontaneous hypertensive hemorrhage

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T/F: Ischemic strokes mostly involve arterials.

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True: 80% arterials

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12
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T/F: Hemorrhagic stroke loses 2 million neurons/minute

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False. Ischemic stroke

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13
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Causes of atherothrombotic ischemic stroke is occurs in which vessels? (3)

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Internal carotids
Vertebrals
Basilar artery

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Causes of lacunar ischemic stroke is occurs in which vessels? (4)

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Perforating arteries of ACA, MCA, PCA, basilar vertebral arteries

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15
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Most common cardiac condition that causes cardioembolism?

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Arterial fibrillation

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16
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Name the artery responsible for the following symptoms in the ischemic stroke?
o Behavior change
o Leg weakness

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Anterior cerebral artery (ACA)

Frontal lobe

17
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Name the artery responsible for the following symptoms in the ischemic stroke?
o Lack of awareness of problem = anosognosia

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Right medial cerebral artery

Posterior frontal lobe, parietal lobe, temporal lobe

18
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Name the artery responsible for the following symptoms in the ischemic stroke?
Left gaze deviation

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Left medial cerebral artery

Posterior frontal lobe, parietal lobe, temporal lobe

19
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Name the artery responsible for the following symptoms in the ischemic stroke?
o Left neglect
o Left sided weakness

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Right medial cerebral artery

Posterior frontal lobe, parietal lobe, temporal lobe

20
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Name the artery responsible for the following symptoms in the ischemic stroke?Quadrantanopsia or hemianopsia

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Both right and left medial cerebral artery

21
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Name the artery responsible for the following symptoms in the ischemic stroke?
Aphasia

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Left medial cerebral artery

22
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Name the artery responsible for the following symptoms in the ischemic stroke?
Right gaze deviation

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Right medial cerebral artery

Posterior frontal lobe, parietal lobe, temporal lobe

23
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Name the artery responsible for the following symptoms in the ischemic stroke?
Hemi-visual field loss = homonymous hemianopsia

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Posterior cerebral artery

Occipital lobe

24
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Name the artery responsible for the following symptoms in the ischemic stroke?
Lateral medulla syndrome:
Hemiataxia (incoordination)
Vertigo from nystagmus
Ipsilateral facial, contralateral body symptoms

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Vertebral artery

25
Name the artery responsible for the following symptoms in the ischemic stroke? Medial medulla: Locked-In Syndrome
Anterior spinal artery
26
Name the artery responsible for the following symptoms in the ischemic stroke? Unilateral incoordination
Posterior Inferior Cerebellar Artery (PICA)
27
Name the artery responsible for the following symptoms in the ischemic stroke? Coma or locked-in syndrome
Basilar artery | Pons, midbrain
28
Name the arteries (2) responsible for the following symptoms in the ischemic stroke? Unilateral incoordination/vertigo (nystagmus)
Anterior inferior cerebellar artery (AICA) | Superior cerebellar artery (SCA)
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``` Wallenberg syndrome presents with all the following EXCEPT: A. Vertigo B. Contralateral facial numbness C. Ipsilateral incoordination D. Ipsilateral Horner's E. Contralateral body numbness ```
B. Ipsilateral facial numbness
30
Pure motor weakness is caused by which vessels (2)?
``` Lenticulostriates: MCA perforates (Posterior limb internal capsule) Basilar perforates (Pons) ```
31
Pure sensory weakness is caused by what vessel?
Thalamogeniculates: PCA perforators (Lateral thalamus)
32
``` Which of the following is TRUE of hemorrhagic stroke symptoms? A. Contralateral weakness B. Contralateral loss of vision C. Headache D. No impairment of consciousness ```
C A. Ipsilateral weakness B. Ipsilateral loss of vision D. Reduced consciousness --> coma
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Cause of subarachnoid hemorrhagic stroke?
Aneurysm rupture
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Cause of intraventricular hemorrhagic stroke?
Vessel malformation
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Cause of intraparenchymal hemorrhagic stroke?
Hypertension Vessel malformation Coagulopathies Infection/tumor/drugs
36
Pinpoint pupils suggests ____
Pontine hemorrhage
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Vertigo suggests ____ hemorrhage
cerebellar