Anatomy of Brain & pathology - 2 Flashcards
Acronym for Dominant parietal
GAILA
Acronym for non dominant parietal injury
SHAPA [shoora]
Acronym for dominant tempral injury
MAW
Acronym for non dominant temporal injury
M - VEEP
Visual perception
Ear perception
Emotional change
Personality
Dominant FRONTAL INJURY acronym
WorHAMEB
Dominant frontal injury symptoms
WorHAMEB
Working memory
Hemiparesis /plegia
Apraxia, motor
Mood
Executive dysfunction
Broca’s (expressiive or non fluent aphasia)
Acronym for non dominant frontal injury
SAD PEP
Non dominant frontal injury symptoms
SAD PEP
Spatial Attention deficiet
Disinhibition
Poor judgemnt of time and sequece
Expressive dificit in non verbal communication
Prosody changes
What is prosody change
Problem with speech and inflection of speech, making verbal communication monotonous and inappropriate to the context
Acronym for occipital injury
Vision CLAP
occipital injury symptoms
Vision CLAP
Cortical blindness
Loss
Agnosia
Perception
Anton’s syndrome
Patient does not know they’re blind (cortical blidness)
Acronym for Cerebellar Injury
HAND ACTeD
Cerebellar injury symptoms
HAND ACTeD
Hypotonia
Ataxia
Nystagmus
Dysarthria
Adiabochokinesia (inability to perform rapid alternative hand movement)
Cognitive impairment
Tremor
Dysmetria
What is balint’s syndrome
Bilateral posterio pareital temporal injury
Symptoms of Balint’s syndrome
Optic ataxia
Ophthalmic apraxia
Simultanagnosia
Wenick’s and korsakoff syndrome
Medial thalamus + mammilary body of hypothalamus
Hemiballism
STN
huntington’s
Striatum [caudate]
Parkinson’s
SN
Kluver-Bucy syndrome
Amygdala
What are kluver bucy syndrome symptoms
Hyper
phagia
sexuality
oraliy
Visual agnosia
Occipital lobe
Anton’s syndrome aka anton’s babinski symdrome
Akinetic Mutism
Cingulate Cortex injury
What is akinetic mutism
Severe reduction in volutary movement and speech despite appearing alert
