Chapter 16: Cerebrovascular Gross Anatomy Flashcards

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Q

the right CCA is a branch off of the

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innominate/brachiocephalic trunk

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2
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the left cca is a branch off of the

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aortic arch

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3
Q

the majority of blood flow into the

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internal carotid artery

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4
Q

the ICA originates from the

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CCA

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5
Q

the ICA travels into the

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base of skull without branching

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6
Q

the ICA branches are

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ophthalmic artery

posterior communicating artery

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7
Q

the ophthalmic artery originates

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near the carotid siphon, a significant curve of ICA

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8
Q

the ICA terminates in the

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midder cerebral artery and anterior cerebral artery

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9
Q

the ICA distributes blood to a

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low resistance vascular bed

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10
Q

the ECA originates from the

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CCA

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11
Q

the ECA has how many branches

A

8

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12
Q

the first branch of the ECA is the

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superior thyroid artery

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13
Q

the ECA distributes blood to

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a high resistance vascular bed

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14
Q

the vertebral arteries are the first branch off of the

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subclavian artery

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15
Q

the ____ vertebral artery is usually smaller than the ____

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right is usually smaller than the left

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16
Q

the vertebral arteries unite where to form what

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unite after entering base of skull

unite to form basilar artery

17
Q

basilar artery is formed by

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confluence of vertebral arteries

18
Q

the basilar artery divides into

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posterior cerebral arteries

19
Q

circle of willis includes

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distal ICA, anterior cerebral arteries joined together by the anterior communicating artery
posterior cerebral arteries joined together by the posterior communicating arteries

20
Q

the supraorbital artery arises from the

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ophthalmic artery

21
Q

the supraorbital artery travels

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anterior and superiorly to the globe

22
Q

the supraorbital artery joins the

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ECA via some of its branches (superficial temporal artery)

23
Q

the frontal artery arises from

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ophthalmic artery

24
Q

the frontal artery exits

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the orbit medially to supply mid-forehead

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the frontal artery joins
ECA
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what is the largest intra-arterial connection
circle of willis
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ECA-ICA anastomosis
via orbital and ophthalmic arteries
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occipital branch of ECA anast with
atlantic branch of vertebral
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subclavian artery to lower vertebral artery
deep cervical and ascending cervical branches of subclavian to branches of lower vertebral artery
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velocity increases
pressure decreases
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pressure increases
velocity decreases
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poiseuilles law combined wth resistance equation
``` Q = (P) pie r4 / 8nL Q= quantity of flow P=pressure gradient r= radius of vessel n= viscosity l= length of vessel ```
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quantity flow is directly related to
pressure and radius of vessel
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flow is inversely related to
viscosity and length of vessel
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what happens to velocity in a stenosis
velocity acceleration
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acceleration causes
increased energy loss
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blood flow must change what as the flowstream narrows entering a stenosis
must change direction
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at stenosis exit what is pressent
eddy currents turbulence vortices that cause energy loss through inertia