Patho Flashcards

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What do the call reabsorption of clot

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Liquefaction necrosis

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1
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Why is stroke called the final common pathway

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All mechanism lead to stroke

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2
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Divine Tia

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Symptoms without damage on MRI

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3
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Percent of catdoembolic

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20 to 30%

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4
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Artery to artery embolism percentage

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15 to 20 percent

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5
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Percent of small vessel

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20 to 30

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6
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What happens 5 to 10 days after stroke

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The infarct becomes demarcated from the unaffected brain

Segregation

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7
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What can trigger a stroke with stenotic vessel 4

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Hypoperfusion
Heart output stop
Fever acidosis
Carbon dioxide retention

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8
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Define small vessel stroke

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Penetrating artery occlusion

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9
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Cause of small vessel occlusion

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Lipo hy alin osis

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10
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What is lipohyalinosis

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Vessel wall is turned into fibrin and collagen

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11
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What is responsible for large subcortical infarcts

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Microatheroma

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12
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What is a small vessel aneurysm called

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Charcot Bouchard

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13
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What causes increase in blood pressure with stroke

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Lack of auto regulation

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14
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Normal range of cerebral perfusion

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40 to 60 ml /100 mg /min

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15
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Tpa may work best for what type of strokes

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Cortical

White matter and nasal ganglia might be a diff strory

16
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Is gray or white matter more likely to infarct

A

Gray.

Gray in striatum is more likely to stroke than white matter in bg

17
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Ischemic core means

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Tissue that is irreversible damaged

18
Q

What do you call radiation affect on the brain

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Radiation induced vasculopathy

19
Q

How occluded does vessel need to be to show Hemiparesis

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50%

20
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If cbf gets below what blood flow it is no longer structurally salvageable

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