Medulla Flashcards

(22 cards)

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Q

What syndrome occurs when the PICA is occulded?

A

Wallenberg syndrome/Lateral Medullary

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What is the blood supply for the medulla?

A

Vertebral Artery
Anterior Spinal Artery
PICA

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2
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Where is the vomiting center?

A

Area Postrema in the medulla

outside the BBB

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3
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What structures are injured in medial medullary syndrome?

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1) Corticospinal tract
2) Medial leminscus
3) Hypoglossal nucleus

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What is the deficet for a corticospinal tract lesion?

A

Contralateral spastic hemiparesis

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WHat is the defiect for a medial lemincus lesion?

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Contralteral loss of tatile, vibrationalm and propioceptive sense from TRUNK and EXTREMITIES

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What is the defiect from a hypoglossal lesion?

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Ispsilateral falccid hemiparaylsis of the tongue

tongue points TOWARD side of the lesion

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Where are the lesions associated with Lateral MEdullary/Wallenberg syndrome?

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1) Vestibular nuceli
2) Inferior cerebellar peduncle
3) Ambigous
4) Spinothalamic tract
5) Spinal V nucelus
6) Descending sympathetic tract

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What is the deficit of a vestibular nuceli lesion?

A

Nystagmus

Vertigo

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What is the defiect of a inferior cerebellar peduncle lesion?

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Ipsilateral cerebellar signs

1) Disequilibrium: loss of balance, truncal, and gait ataxia
2) Dyssynergia: Loss of coordination
3) Hypotonia

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WHat is the defiect of a nucleus ambigous lesion?

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Dysarthia
Hoarsness
Dusphagia
Loss of gag reflex

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WHat is the deficiet for a spinothalamic tract lesion?

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Contralateral loss of pain and temp in TRUNK and EXTREMITIES

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What is the deficiet of a CN V nucelus and tract lesion?

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Ipsilateral loss of pain ad temperature sensation in the face

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What defiect occurs from a descending sympathetic tract lesion?

A
Ipsilateral Horner syndrome
Ptosis
Miois
No sweating
sunken eyeball
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14
Q

Where is the retiucular formation?

A

Medulla

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15
Q

What happens in the medulla when receptors pick up low blood pH?

A

The reticular formation activated—->phrenic nerve—-> contraction of the diaphragm—–>inspiration

16
Q

What is the deficet of a lesion in the reticular formation?

A

Resipitory depression

decreased response to hypercapnia

17
Q

What regulates repistory in medulla?

A

REticular formation

18
Q

WHat causes coma?

A

Disruption of reticular formation from lesions or changes in the NTs

19
Q

What are the common injuries to the reticular formation?

A

Neck trauma
Tumor
Cerebellar herniation: increased ICP

20
Q

How does a lesion in the medulla affect BP?

A

Hypotension

Orthopnea

21
Q

What are common occulsions causing medial medullary syndrome?

A

Vertrbral artery

Basicial artery