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Anatomy of Brain & pathology - 2 Flashcards

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Acronym for Dominant parietal

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GAILA

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Acronym for non dominant parietal injury

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SHAPA [shoora]

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Acronym for dominant tempral injury

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MAW

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Acronym for non dominant temporal injury

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VEN

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Dominant FRONTAL INJURY acronym

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WorHAMEB

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Dominant frontal injury symptoms

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WorHAMEB

Working memory
Hemiparesis /plegia
Apraxia, motor
Mood
Executive dysfunction
Broca’s (expressiive or non fluent aphasia)

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Acronym for non dominant frontal injury

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SAD PEP

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Non dominant frontal injury symptoms

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SAD PEP

Spatial Attention deficiet
Disinhibition
Poor judgemnt of time and sequece
Expressive dificit in non verbal communication
Prosody changes

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What is prosody change

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Problem with speech and inflection of speech, making verbal communication monotonous and inappropriate to the context

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Acronym for occipital injury

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Vision CLAP

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occipital injury symptoms

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Vision CLAP

Cortical blindness
Loss
Agnosia
Perception

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Anton’s syndrome

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Patient does not know they’re blind (cortical blidness)

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Acronym for Cerebellar Injury

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HAND ACTeD

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Cerebellar injury symptoms

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HAND ACTeD

Hypotonia
Ataxia
Nystagmus
Dysarthria

Adiabochokinesia
Cognitive impairment
Tremor
Dysmetria

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What is balint’s syndrome

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Bilateral posterio pareital temporal injury

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Symptoms of Balint’s syndrome

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Optic ataxia
Ophthalmic apraxia
Simultanagnosia

17
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Wenick’s and korsakoff syndrome

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Medial thalamus + mammilary body of hypothalamus

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Hemiballism

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STN

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huntington’s

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Striatum [caudate]

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Parkinson’s

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SN

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Kluver-Bucy syndrome

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Amygdala

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What are kluver bucy syndrome symptoms

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Hyper
phagia
sexuality
oraliy
Visual agnosia

23
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Occipital lobe

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Anton’s syndrome aka anton’s babinski symdrome

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Akinetic Mutism

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Cingulate Cortex injury

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What is akinetic mutism

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Severe reduction in volutary movement and speech despite appearing alert

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