IPSI and CONTRA Flashcards by Sara Karen Valerio | Brainscape

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Hemipqresis or hemiplegia in CVA

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Contralateral

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Apraxia

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Ipsilateral

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Hemineglect

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Contralateral

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Bod pain and temperature loss

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Contralateral

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Hemiplegia or hemiparesis in brainstem stroke

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Contralateral

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Chorea in Benedikt’s

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Contralateral

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Ataxia in Benedikt’s

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Contralateral

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Proprioception loss in benedikt’s

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Contralateral

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Pain and temperature loss

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Contralateral

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Homonymous hemianopsia

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Contralateral

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Cranial nerve palsy

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Ipsilateral

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Cerebellar disease

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Ipsilateral

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Hemiparesis or hemiplegia in sci

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Ipsi

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Face in bell’s palsy

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Ipsilateral

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Paralysis of the left tongue will deviate into

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Ipsilateral

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Facial pain and temperature loss

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Ipsilateral

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Hemiplegia in locked in syndrome

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Bilateral

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Proprioception loss in wallenberg’s

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Ipsi

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Face in CVA (MCA stroke)

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Contralateral

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Tilting of the head when there’s CN4 lesion as compensation

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Contralateral

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Proprioception loss in brown-sequard syndrome

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Ipsilateral

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Bitemporal hemianopsia

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Bilateral

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Monocular blindness

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Ipsilateral