cerebral blood flow Flashcards

arterial blood supply: draw and explain the blood supply to the brain, identify perfusion fields for the main cerebral arteries and explain the neurological deficits that result following disruption

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relative %s of body weight, cardiac output, body O2 consumption and liver glucose of brain and significance

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2% body weight, 10-20% cardiac output, 20% body O2 consumption, 66% liver glucose; vulnerable if impaired blood supply

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2 sources of arterial brain blood supply

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interna carotid arteries, vertebral arteries (ascending posteriorly within cervical vertebrae)

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what is the circle of Willis

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circulatory anastomosis that supplies blood to brain and surrounding structures

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what are cerebral arteries

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three main pairs of arteries and their branches, which are part of the circle of Willis and perfuse the cerebrum of the brain

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what are the 3 pairs of cerebral arteries

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anterior cerebral artery (ACA) middle cerebral artery (MCA) posterior cerebral artery (PCA)

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arteries to brain and meninges

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at Adam’s apple, common catorid bifurcates to external (soft tissue of face) and internal carotid arteries (up through base of skull and supplies anterior part of circulation); subcalvian arteries split to form vertebral arteries, which emerge through transverse foramen to base of skull through foramen magnum and up to join rest of blood supply

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main arteries in circle of Willis

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internal carotid artery, basilar artery, vertebral artery

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anastamotic circle of Willis

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both vertebral arteries anastamatose to form basilar artery; this bifurcates into posterior cerebral arteries anteriorly; posterior cerebral artery connects to middle cerebral artery (main branch of internal carotid artery) via posterior communicating artery; middle cerebral artery becomes internal carotid artery medially; middle cerebral artery connetcs to anterior commnicating artery via anterior cerebral artery; anterior cerebral arteries connected anteriorly by anterior communicating artery

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which artery of circle of Willis is unparied

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anterior communicating artery

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