hydrocephalus & hematoma Flashcards

(35 cards)

1
Q

meninges

A

dura mater
arachnoid mater
pia mater

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2
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arachnoid villi

A

reabsorb CSF

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3
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resorption rate=

A

production rate

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4
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composition of CSF

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arise from plasma but contains more Na, Cl & H

less Ca & K

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5
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functions of CSF

A

mechanical protection
chemical protection
circulation

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6
Q

BBB

A

very selective
allows essentials in
remove wastes

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7
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areas that don’t have CSF

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near respiratory system where CO2 measured

wall of 3rd ventricle where glucose is measured

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8
Q

% of O2 brain uses

A

20%

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9
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hypoxic injury

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deprived of O2 due to decreased blood flow

causes- reduced atmospheric pressure, CO poisoning, failure oxygenating blood

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10
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ischemic injury

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greatly reduced or interrupted blood flow

lack of O2, glucose, & removal of wastes

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11
Q

increase in NA+ leads to

A

interstitial edema

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12
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influx in Ca leads to

A

cell death

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13
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watershed infarcts

A

toward the surface with major vessels

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14
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laminar necrosis

A

deeper in the brain with smaller vessels

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15
Q

how to treat global ischemia

A

hypothermia
restore blood vol
control blood glucose

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16
Q

many neurological disorders are caused by

A

overstimulation of excitatory neurotransmitters

17
Q

NMDA

A

required for higher brain functions

18
Q

non communicating

A

occurs due to obstruction

CSF not reabsorbed by villi

19
Q

how can CSF be obstructed?

A
congenital malformation (narrowing)
tumor
inflammation
hemorrhage
injury
viral infection
20
Q

congenital hydrocephalus

A

in newborn, fontanels allows increased pressure to expand skull

21
Q

communicating hydrocephalus

A
no obstruction
due to impaired reabsorption by villi
causes= fewer villi
head injury
adenoma of choroid plexus
22
Q

ICP

A

increased intracranial pressure

happens in acute but not seen in slowly developing

23
Q

parts of a shunt

A

valve, tube, reservoir

24
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purpose of shunt

A

redirect CSF to other part of body that can absorb

complications= infections, bleed, over or under drain

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hematoma
epidural subdural (acute, subacute, chronic) intracerebral
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epidural hematoma
caused by blow to the head, arterial in origin
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subdural hematoma
between dura and arachnoid venous in origin develops slow
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acute subdural
24 hrs | quick, increased ICP
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subacute
2-10 days | significant neurologic defects
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chronic
weeks or months | slow bleed
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acute intra-cerebral
injury common in older and alcoholics (weak vessels) bleed in brain tissue
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treatment for hematoma
surgical evacuation of hematoma
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secondary injury for hematoma
intracerebral hemorrhage | edema
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CPP
cerebral perfusion pressure 70-100 mmHg below 70= ischemia
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formula to calculate CPP
CPP=MAP-ICP