CNS Vasular Structure Flashcards
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Trace circulation from L ventricle to innermost artery:
RIGHT SIDE
ANTERIOR
L ventricle-> ascending aeorta -> brachiocephalic A-> R common carotid A. -> R internal carotid A.
Trace circulation from L ventricle to innermost artery:
LEFT SIDE
ANTERIOR
L ventricle-> ascending aeorta -> aortic arch -> L common carotid -> L internal carotid
Trace circulation from L ventricle to innermost artery:
RIGHT SIDE
POSTERIOR
L ventricle-> ascending aeorta -> brachiocephalic A-> R subclavian A -> R vertebral A
Trace circulation from L ventricle to innermost artery:
LEFT SIDE
POSTERIOR
L ventricle-> ascending aeorta -> aortic arch -> L subclavian A-> L Vertebral A
What does the Anterior Cerebral A. (ACA) supply?
MEDIAL frontal and parietal lobes
Cingulate cortex (gyrus)
Corpus collosum
What are the 2 major branches of the Anterior Cerebral A. (ACA)
Callosomargional A
Perucallosal A
What are the 3 divisions of the middle cerebral artery (MCA)
Stem (Lenticulostriate A)
Superior division
Inferior division
What does the middle cerebral artery (MCA) suplpy
LATERAL frontal lobe
LATERAL parietal lobe !! (called mid but supply lat)
Insualar cortex
MEDIAL & LATERAL temporal lobes
subcortical deep structures
- basal ganglia
- internal capsule
-limbic structures
What does the Anterior Choroidal A supply
Choroid plexus (lateral ventricle)
Optic tract
Deep structures of telencephalon
-internal capsule (highway pitstop)
-basal ganglia (motor)
-thalamus (sensory relay)
What does the Anterior Communicating A. do how many are there?
connects the two ACAs
1
Benifit of the circle of willis
to produce a detor for blood if injuey
Function of the posterior communicating A
how mnay are there
Connects MCAs to PCAs, it can also supply diencephalon structures
2
Visualize the circle of willis
Which arteries supply the cortex
Middle cerebral A. MCA
Anterior cerebral A. ACA
Posterior cerebral A. PCA
What does the Posterior cerebral A. (PCA) supply?
MEDIAL and INFERIROR occipital lobes
INFERIOR temporal lobes
Subcortical (below cortex) structures (midbrain, thalamus, etc.)
Branches of the Vertebral A.
Anterior Spinal A
Posterior Inferior Cerebellar A (PICA)-> Posterior Spinal. A (branch off PICA)
Basilar A->Anterior Inferior Cerebellar A (AICA)-> Labyrinthine A
What does the Anterior Spinal A supply
- branch of vertebral
- MEDIAL medulla
-anterior 2/3 of spinal cord
what does the Posterior Spinal. A supply
dorsal medial medulla
-posterior 1/3 of spinal cord
What does the posterior inferior cerebellar A (PICA) supply?
-LATERAL medulla
-inferior cerebellum!!!!!!
What are the branches of the basilar A?
Anterior Inferior Cerebellar A (AICA)-> Labyrinthine A
Pontine A
Superior Cerebellar A (SCA)
Posterior Cerebral A
What does the Anterior Inferior Cerebellar A (AICA) supply?
lateral caudal pons
cerebellum (small region)
What does the labyrinthine A supply
Cochlea
Vestibular Apparatus
What is one of the only strokes that present with hearing LOSS
labyrinthine A
What does the pontine A supply
rostral lateral pons