Pathophysiology Exam #3 Flashcards

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TOTAL BLINDNESS IN ONE EYE

NOTE: Lesion anterior to optic chiasm that involves

both R lateral and medial fibers leading to loss of

R lateral and medial visual fields

(complete blindness in R eye)

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HEMISPHERE LOSS IN ONE EYE

NOTE: Location of lesion is anterior to optic chiasm that involves only lateral fibers leading to loss of R medial visual fields

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  • Anterior to the optic chiasm
  • Only interruption to the lateral fibers
  • Leading to loss of medial visual fields
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HEMISPHERE LOSS IN ONE EYE

NOTE: Location of lesion is ANTERIOR to the optic chiasm that involves only L medial fibers leading to loss of L lateral visual field

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HEMISPHERE LOSS IN ONE EYE

NOTE: Location of lesion is POSTERIOR to optic chiasm that involves only R lateral fibers leading to loss of R medial visual fields

• Notice that the interruption is POSTERIOR to the optic chiasm in the optic radiations

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HEMISPHERE LOSS IN ONE EYE

NOTE: Location of lesion is POSTERIOR to optic chiasm that involves only medial fibers leading to loss of R lateral visual fields

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(L – SIDED) HOMONYMOUS HEMIANOPSIA

NOTE: Location of lesion on the R side POSTERIOR to the optic chiasm that involves both lateral and medial fibers leading to L lateral and R medial visual field losses

• Called “LEFT – SIDED” because of that is where

the visual loss is,• NOT, where the injury is

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BITEMPORAL HEMIANOPSIA

NOTE: Lesion at optic chiasm that involves medial fibers from both eyes leading to R and L lateral visual field losses

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  • Likely caused by enlargement of the pituitary
  • If it continues to grow, it will also affect the lateral fibers.
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Posterior what is the first structure encountered?

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Skin-Posterior surface of the body

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After the skin what is the next structure?

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Subcutaneous Tissue

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10
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After Subcutaneous Tissue what is the next structure?

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Supraspinal Ligament

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After Supraspinal Ligament what is the next structure?

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Interspinal Ligament

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12
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After Interspinal Ligament what is the next structure?

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Gap between Left and Right Ligamenta Flava

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After the gap between the left and right Ligamenta Flava what is the next structure?

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Epidural Space

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14
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After Epidural Space what is the next structure?

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Dura Mater

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15
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After the Dura Mater what is the next structure?

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Subdural Space

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16
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After the Subdural Space what is the next structure?

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Arachnoid Mater

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17
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After the Arachnoid Mater what is the next structure?​

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Subarachnoid Space/CSF

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After the Subarachnoid Space/CSF what is the next structure?​

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Posterior(Dorsal) Median Sulcus

19
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After the Posterior(Dorsal) Median Sulcus what is the next structure?​

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Pia Mater

20
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After the Pia Mater what is the next structure?​

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Posterior(Dorsal) Column White Matter

21
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After the Posterior(Dorsal) Column White Matter what is the next structure?​

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Posterior Gray Commissure

22
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After the Posterior Gray Commissure what is the next structure?​

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Central Canal of the Spinal Cord

23
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After the Central Canal of the Spinal Cord what structure is next?

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Anterior Gray Commissure

24
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After the Anterior Gray Commissure what is the next structure?​

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Anterior White Commissure

25
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After the Anterior White Commissure what is the next structure?​

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Pia Mater

26
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After the Pia Mater what is the next structure?​

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Anterior(Ventral) Median Fissure

27
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After the Anterior Median Fissure what is the next structure?​

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Anterior Spinal Artery

28
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After the Anterior Spinal Arter what is the next structure?​

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Subarachnoid Space

29
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After the Subarachnoid Space what is the next structure?​

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Arachnoid Mater

30
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After the Arachnoid Mater what is the next structure?​

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Subdural Space

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After the Subdural Space what is the next structure?​

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Dura Mater

32
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After the Dura Mater what is the next structure?​

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Epidural Space

33
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After the Epidural Space what is the next structure?​

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Posterior Longitudinal Ligament

34
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After the Posterior Longitudinal Ligament what is the next structure?​

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Anulus Fibrosus

35
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After the Anulus Fibrosus what is the next structure?​

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Nucleus Pulposus

36
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After the Nucleus Pulposus what is the next structure?​

A

Anulus Fibrosus

37
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After the Anulus Fibrosus what is the next structure which is the most anterior?​

A

Anterior Longitudinal Ligament

38
Q

What nerve innervates?

A

Axillary Nerve

39
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What nerve innervates?

A

Radial Nerve

40
Q

What nerve innervates?

A

Musculocutaneous Nerve

41
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What nerve innervates?

A

Ulnar Nerve

42
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What nerve innervates?

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Median Nerve