Flashcards in Path V Deck (50):
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what is the ring around infarcts seen microscopically around 2-3 weeks after incident
grnaulation tissue
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what is the syndrome called with posterior inferior cerebellar artery syndrome
lateral medullary syndrome
wallenberg
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Sx lateral medullary sydrome
loss of pain and temp on contra side
ipsi face
diagnostic!!!!!!!
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what tract is damaged in lateral medullary syndrome causing loss of pain and temp to contra body
spinothalamic tract
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what part of brain is damaged in lateral medullary syndrome that causes ataxia
cerebellum or inferior cerebellar peduncle
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what fibers can be damaged in lateral medullary syndrome that lead to horner like signs
hypothalamiospinal fibers
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what nuclei involvement can cause nystagmus vertigo and nausea and vomiting
deiters nucleus and vestibular nuclei
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what is a very bad complicaiton lateral medullary syndrome
increased P in posterior fossa that can cause tonsillar herniation affecting the respiratory center
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what causes the fatal gastroeneteritis with lateral medullary syndrome
if vesticular and deitersnuclei involved
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onset lateral medullary syndrome assoc with what
severe vertigo
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widespread white matter hemorrhages
bone marrow embolization
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what can cause bone marrow embolizaiton
long bone fractures cause embolie
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widespread white matter hemorrhages are seen in bone marrow embolization and what type
fat emboli
like in burn patient
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TIA
transient ischemic attack
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TIA lasts how long
1 hr leaves small infarcts
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TIA important warning sign for what
stroke
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majority strokes caused by
HTN, antigoagulatns, subarachnodi hemorrhage
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HTN causes hemorrhage where
basalganglia area and thalamus and pons!
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hemorrhagic stroke occurs in what aa
lenticulostriate and recurrent a of heubner
both from MCA
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why do many patients with same stroke origination present differently
collateral circulation
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striatum
caudate and putamen
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lentiform nucleus
putamen and globus pallidus
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recurrent a of heubner suplies what
caudate head and ant putamen and globus pallidus
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all inputs basal ganglia arrive via what
striatum and nuc accumbens
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outputs of basal ganglia leav how
internal segment globus palludus
close to substantia nigra pars reticulata
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basal ganglia control what
general motor control
eye movements
cognitive functions
emotional functions
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pure motor stroke
contra pons or internal capsule
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pure sensory stroke
contra thalamus
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MCA syndrome
hemiparesis face and arm >leg
aphasia
sensory loss
hemianopia
eye deviation
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ACA syndrome
lower extremity weakness, sensory loss, incontinence
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PCA syndrome
homonymous hemianopia
sensory loss
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imaging more sensitive to Dx small ischemic areas
MRI
but not as fast
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what imaging is used to evaluate carotid aa and heart as sources of embolus
US
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Tx TIA
preservation of tissue in penumbra
t-PA and recanalizaiton if embolus
watch for inc intracranial P
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jet bleed into brain tissue
subarachnoid hemorrhage
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where do intracranial aneurysms form
where there are gaps in media and internal elastica
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majority berry aneurysms
circle of willis and 1st bifurcation MCA
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if find one berry sneurysm must do what
look for others
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patients at increased risk for intracranial aneurysms
W>M
coarctation aorta (marfans)
polycystic kidney disease since ciliopathy
smoking and alcohol
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what are arteriovenous malformations
aa and vv proliferation
inc risk of bleeding
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what can occur intracranially in sturge weber syndrome
abnormal vessels in the subarachnoid space
can cause microcalcifications that cause seizures and neuro deficits
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hemangioma in opthalmic division V
sturge weber
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hypertensive encephalopathy
severe HA, nausea, vomiting, papilledema, visual disturbances, seizures, confusion and coma
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fibrinoid necrosis small a
hypertensive encephalopathy
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cerebral amyloid angiopathy
deposition of beta amyloid into small vessels
congo red +
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cerebral amyloid angiopathy assoc with what
alzheimers because AD also deposits amyloid beta
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what type of hemorrhage in Cerebral amyloid angiopathy
lobar
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what phenotype assoc with cerebral amyloid angiopathy
ApoE
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what stain for CAA
beta amyloid immunostain
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