CVE Flashcards

1
Q

what is ischemia?

A

having decreased o2 supply to tissues as well as tissues having increased o2 demand

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2
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where is the anterior cerebral artery located?

A

Motor and Somatic cortex

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3
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Signs of Anterior cerebral artery occlusion

A

loss of lower body sensation contra-laterally

loss of lower body motor control contra-laterally

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4
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Where is the middle cerebral artery located?

A

Motor and lateral somatic cortex

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5
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Signs of middle cerebral artery occlusion

A
contra-lateral loss of motor and sensation to upper body
Brocas aphasia (dysarthria)
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6
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where is the posterior cerebral artery located

A

occipital lobe

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7
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Signs of posterior cerebral artery occlusion

A

homonymors hemianopia (loss of temporal and nasal visual field)

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8
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What is Locked in syndrome

A

bilateral paralysis but completely alert with eye movement as a result of basilar artery occlusion

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9
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what is medullary syndrome?

A

dysarthria, dysphasia loss of motor control and loss of proprioception (anterior spinal osculation)

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10
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Management of CVE/TIA

A

exclude hypoglycaemia
300mg aspirin unless contraindicated
admit to ED

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11
Q

list 4 differentials of CVE

A

hypoglycaemia, seizure, vertigo, infection (sepsis)

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12
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pathology of ischemic stroke

A

blockage of artery either by clots or plaque

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