blood supply of brain Flashcards

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what does the internal carotid supply

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forebrain except occipital lobe

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what does the external carotid supply

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face, scalp, skull, meninges

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what arteries supply the brain tissue

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the internal carotid and the vertebral arteries

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4
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The vertebral arteries join to form the _______ artery

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basilar artery

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5
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the anastomotic ring at the base of the brain is called the?

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the arterial circle (Circle of Willis).

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what space do the internal carotid and the vertebral arteries lie in

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the subarachnoid space

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what type of arteries supply the surface

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Large cortical branches (e.g. gyri, olfactory cortex, corpus callosum, etc)

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what type of arteries supply the interior brain

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Fine deep/penetrating branches (e.g. internal capsule, caudate, etc).

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where so cerebral arteries join

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on the surface of the cerebral hemispheres

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Once arteries have penetrated the brain substance they become end arteries, communicating only at ________

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capillary level

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11
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what supplies the brain stem

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the basilar and vertebral arteries

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what supplies the cerebellum

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the basilar and vertebral arteries

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what does the anterior cerebral artery supply

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cerebral hemispheres, except for occipital lobes

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what does the anterior commincating artery supply

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cerebral arteral circle

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what does the middle cerebral artery supply

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lateral surface of frontal, parietal and temporal lobes and auditory cortex

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16
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what is the origin of the vertebral artery

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subclavian artery

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17
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what does the vertebral artery supply

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cranial meniinges, cerebellum

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18
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what is the terminal branch of the basilar artery

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posterior cerebral artery

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19
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what is the origin of the anterior cerebral artery

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internal carotid

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20
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what is the origin of the anterior communicating artery

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anterior cerebral artery

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21
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what is the origin of the middle cerebral artery

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it is continuation of internal carotid

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what is the origin of the posterior cerebral artery

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terminal branch of basilar artery

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what is the origin of the posterior communicating artery

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posterior cerebral artery

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what does the basilar artery supply

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brainstem, cerebellum, cerebrum

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what does the posterior cerebral artery supply
inferior aspect of cerebral hemisphere and occipital lobe
26
what does the posterior communicating artery supply
optic tract, cerebral peduncle, internal capsule and thalamus
27
what are the 4 parts of the pre terminal branches of the internal carotid
cervical, petrous, cavernous, cerebral
28
describe the path of the internal carotid in the skull
enters the middle fossa through carotid canal, does series of bends known as the carotid siphon, passes forwards through the cavernous sinus, past anterior clinoid process reaching the surface of the brain lateral to the optic chiasma.
29
name the two terminal branches of the internal carotid
the anterior cerebral artery middle cerebral artery
30
name the 3 segments of the anterior cerebral artery (ACA)
A1: ICA to ACA A2: ACA to callosomarginal artery A3: callosomarginal artery and pericallosal artery - join with PCAs
31
name the cortical branches of the anterior cerebral artery
olfactory cortex, corpus callosum, cingulate gyrus, frontal gyrus, paracentral lobule
32
name the deep branches of the anterior cerebral artery
rostrum of cerebral cortex, putamen, head of caudate and internal capsule via medial striate artery
33
name the 4 segments of the middle cerbral artery (MCA)
M1: ICA to bifurcation sphenoidal ligament M2: lateral or insular (sylvian fissure) M3: outside lateral fissure M4: cortical segments
34
name the cortical branches of the middle cerebral artery
all frontal gyri, the postcentral gyri and the inferior parietal lobe
35
name the deep branches of the middle cerebral artery
lateral lenticulostriate arteries
36
what do the cortical branches of the MCA supply
motor and somatosensory cortices of whole body except lower limb, auditory zone and insula
37
what do the deep branches of the MCA supply
the external capsule, lentiform nucleus and caudate
38
where are the vertebral arteries in the spine
C6-C1
39
what doe sthe circle of willis circle
which encircles the optic chiasma and the floor of the hypothalamus and mid brain.
40
what are the two mian groups of perforating arteries
anterior perforating arteries arteries and posterior perforating arteries.
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what are perforating arteries
From the arteries that constitute the circle of Willis, numerous small vessels penetrate the surface of the brain
42
branches from what 3 arteries supply the posterior part of the brain
posterior cerebral, basilar and vertebral
43
name the cortical branches of the posterior cerebral artery
temporal cortex, parietal cortex, occipital cortex, visual areas and pathways
44
name the central branche sof the posterior cerebral artery
thalamus, subthalamus, ventricles/choroid plexus, globus pallidus, pineal gland
45
name branches of the basilar artery
pontine branches superior cerbellar artery labryinthrine anterior inferior cerebellar
46
what does the superior cerebellar artery supply
pons, pineal body, medulla, 3rd ventricle, upper cerebellum
47
what does the labyrinthine artery supply
middle ear
48
what does the anterior inferior cerebellar artery supply
lower cerebellum
49
name the 2 branches of the vertebral artery
menigeal branches posterior inferior cerebellar artery
50
what doe sthe posterir inferior cerebellar artery supply
midbrain, medulla, pons, cerebellum
51
what causes a stroke
usually follows occlusion of or hemorrhage from a striate artery
52
what causes an ischemic stroke
a lack of blood supply
53
what causes a hemorrhagic stroke
by bleeding into the brain tissue
54
what does a stroke involving the vetebral basilar circulation lead to
focal brain stem syndrome
55
what is a clinical perspective for the subarachnoid space
Berry aneurysm
56
where do deep cerbral veins drain to
the great cerebral vein which is continuous with the straight sinus
57
where do superficial veins empty
into the superior sagittal sinus and the cavernous sinus.
58
describe the flow of venous blood
flows via the transverse sinus and sigmoid sinus into the internal jugular vein.
59
name the superficial cerebral veins
sagittal sinuses cortical veins
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what do superficial cerbral veins drain
both cerebral hemisphere and subcortical medulla
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what do deep cerebral veins drain
deeper parts of hemispheres, basal nuclei, internal capsule, diencephalon and choroid plexus
62
name the deep cerebral veins
lateral sinus staright sinus sigmoid sinus cavernous sinus basal vein of Rosenthal internal cerebral veins great vein
63
where do venous sinuses lie
between layers of menigeal and endosteal dura
64
where do venous sinuses drain to and from
from the subarachnoid spsce to the internal jugular vein
65
what veins does the internal jugular vein receive blood from
facial, lingual, occipital, superior and middel thyroid veins
66
what does the internal jugular vein drain
anterior face, trachea, thyroid, oesophagus, larynx and muscles of neck
67
describe radicular arteries
pass through the intervertebral foramina and divide into anterior and posterior branches which run with the dorsal and ventral spinal nerve roots respectively.
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where does the radicular veins drain into
the internal vertebral venous plexus (epidural venous plexus)