Week 3- Extracranial Cerebrovascular Evaluation Flashcards
(35 cards)
ascending AO originates from ___ of heart
LV
3 main arteries that arise from the aortic arch
- brachiocephalic
- left common carotid
- left subclavian
CCA lies medial to ___
jugular vein
left CCA is usually ___ than the right CCA
longer
__, ___, and ___ are enclosed i connective tissue called the carotid sheath
carotid artery, vagus nerve, jugular vein
best way to differentiate the ECA and ICA
ECA has branches
CCA usually bifurcates at ___ border of thyroid cartilage.
superior
ECA usually lies ___ to ICA, as it ascends courses postrolaterally
anteriomedial
t/f: ECA is larger than the ICA
false
t/f: the ECA does not usually supply the brain
true
4 segments of the ICA
- cervical
- petrous
- cavernous
- cerebral
___ portion of ICA begins at the CCA bif and extends to base of skull
cervical
vert artery is a branch of
subclavian artery
coiling of the ICA may give __ flow patterns and ___ velocities
turbulent
increased
first branch of the ICA
ophthalmic artery
ophthalmic artery is important in ____
collateral pathways
name the 8 branches of the ECA in ascending order
- superior thyroid
- ascending pharyngeal
- lingual
- facial
- occipital
- posterior auricular
- terminal branches
- superficial temporal
- internal maxillary
most commonly visualized branch of ECA during carotid duplex imaging
Superior thyroid artery
vertebral arteries are large branches of the ___ artery
subclavian
__ vert artery is the dominant artery
left
2 branches of ___ combine to form the basilar artery
vert artery
vert arteries can supply flow to the MCA via
posterior communicating arteries
in 75% of the pop, parts of the circle of willis are ___
hypoplastic / absent
collateral pathways in ICA occlusion
ECA –> Facial artery –> Ophthalmic artery –> Carotid siphon –> ICA