Lesions Flashcards

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Unilateral CST lesion in brain or brianstem above decussation

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Contralateral weakness, paralysis, increased reflexes, and babinski sign

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Unilateral CST UMN in spinal cord

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Ipsilateral weakness, paralysis, spasticity, increased reflexes, and babinski sign

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Days after UMN lesion

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Spinal shock

Flaccidity and areflexia

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Lesion of spinal cord ventral horn or periphery

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Ipsilateral weakness, paralysis, flaccidity, decreased or absent reflexes, muscle fasciculations

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Lesion of lateral spinothalamic tract

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Loss of pain and temp on contralateral side 1-3 segments below site of lesion

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Lesion of anterior white commissure

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Impair pain and temp sensation bilaterally

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Lesion of dorsolateral medulla

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Affects PICA

Loss of pain and temp on ipsilateral face (spinal trigeminal tract) and contralateral body

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Unilateral lesion of spinal cord in dorsal columns

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Ipsilateral impaired position and vibratory sensation

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Unilateral lesion in medial lemniscus about decussation in medulla

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Contralateral loss of position and vibration sensation

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Unilateral lesion of thalamus, corona radiata, or cortex

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Contra lateral loss of all sensory modalities

MVP and pain/temp

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Lesion in Broca’s area

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Motor aphasia

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Lesion in wernickes area

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Receptive aphasia

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Lesion of optic nerve

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Ipsilateral blindness

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Lesion of middle of optic chiasm

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Bitemporal hemianopsia (outer vision missing)

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Unilateral lesion of optic tract

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Contra lateral homonymous hemianopsia (can’t see R or L half)

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Unilateral lesion of lateral geniculate or optic radiation

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Contra lateral homonymous hemianopsia

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Lesion of temporal love affecting Meyers loop

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Contralateral superior quantrantonopsia

Can’t see superior visual field

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Lesion of visual cortex

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Contra lateral homonymous hemianopsia

Macular sparing

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Lesion in MLF

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Lateral deviation normal no conjugate medial deviation

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Unilateral lesion in frontal eye field in frontal lobe

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Eyes deviate towards side of lesion

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ACA lesion

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Leg and foot motor and sensory

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MCA lesion

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Broca’s and wernickes areas

Motor and sensory of face and upper extremities

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PCA lesion

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Midbrain thalamus occipital lobe, inferior surface of temporal lobe

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Anterior choroidal artery lesion

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Lateral geniculate body, globes pallidus, posterior limb of internal capsule

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Lateral striate arteries
Off of MCA Stroke arteries Internal capsule, caudate nucleus, putamen, globus pallidus
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Diencephalon (breathing) and eyes
Cheyne stokes respiration Deeper and faster breathing Small reactive pupils-symp originates here
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Midbrain (breathing) and eyes
Central neurogenic hyperventilation Mid position fixed pupils Bilateral impairment of para and symp
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Pons (breathing)
Apneustic respirations | Deep gasping inspiration with a pause at full inspiration with insufficient release
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Medulla (breathing)
Ataxic respiration | Very irregular breathing
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CN III
Uncal herniation Unilateral dilated fixed pupils-Loss of light reflex Loss of para traveling with nerve
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Lesion of MLF
Dolls eye test: oculocephalic reflex. Intact reflex eyes will deviate away from side the head is turning and will deviate conjugately In a lesion: eyes will not deviate conjugately