Key concepts: Blood supply to the brain Flashcards

1
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conditions

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stroke

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2
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2 main blood vessels supplying the Brain

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internal carotid, 80%
vertebral, 20%

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what do internal carotid do when they reach the brain

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split into middle and anterior cerebral arteries

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4
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what do internal carotid do before reaching the brain

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split into anterior choroidal and posterior communicating

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5
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middle cerebral supply

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lateral surface of the cerebral hemispheres

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6
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anterior cerebral supply

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medial frontal and pariteal lobes
connected to the anterior communicating

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7
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posterior communicating

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connect the internal carotid to th posterior cerebral

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8
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vertebral arteries give rise to

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posterior inferior cerebellar PICA
anterior spinal

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9
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supply of anterior spinal

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anterior spinal cord

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10
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posterior inferior cerebellar arteries PICA supply

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inferior surface of the surface of the cerebellum

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11
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what do the PICAs give rise to

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posterior spinal arteries

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12
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posterior spinal arteries supply

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posterior spinal cord

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13
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what is formed when the vertebral arteries join

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basilar artery

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14
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what does the basilar give rise to

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anterior inferior and superior cerebellar arteries

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15
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what happens when basilar reaches midbrain

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splits into 2 posterior cerebral

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16
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posterior cerebral supply

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medial and inferior surfaces of occipital and temporal lobes

17
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components of the circle of willis

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anterior cerebral
internal carotid
posterior cerebral

18
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label the image

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19
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what is a watershed area and what problems could be associated

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where 2 perfusion territories come together
vulnerable to severe drops in blood pressure (systemic)
and partial occlusion of major vessel

20
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examples of watershed areas

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ACA MCA
MCA PCA

21
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pca perfusion territory

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at the cortex the PCA supply:
meidal surface of the occipital and temporal lobes
inferior and medial parts of the temporal lobe
portions of the lateral temporal and occipital lobes

22
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Mca perfuson territory

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as the Mca exits the lateral fissure the superior division supplies portions of the frontal and parietal cortex located above the fissure
inferior dividis supplies portions of the temporal and parietal cortex located below the fissure

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branches of the MCAq

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lenticulostriate

24
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lenticulostriate arteries

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deep branches of the MCA aswell as some additional branches of the ACA
supply large regions of the basal ganglia and internal capsule

25
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ACA perfusion territory

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corpus callous

26
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anterior choroidal artery

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27
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label supply to the brain superior view

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28
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label the supply to the brain inferior view

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