stroke location

Question 1

ACA

Answer 1

Contra hemiparesis of LE and face
Contralateral hemi Sensory of LE and perineum
ansomnia

Question 2

MCA

Answer 2

Contra hemiparesis of lower half of face
Contra hemiparesis of upper and lower extremities
Contralateral hemi Sensory loss of face, arm and leg
contra ataxia
Aphasia - if dom hemisphere (90% left cerebral dom)
Neglect and apraxia if non dom
embolic or thrombotic occulsion = immediate deficit

Question 3

Vertebral/basilar

Answer 3

ipsi: ataxia, diplopia, dysphagia, dysarthria, vertigo
contra: homonymous hemianopsia with basilar - PCA lesions

Question 4

Internal capsule

Answer 4

pure motor hemiparesis

Question 5

Pons

Answer 5

Dysarthria, clumsy hands

Question 6

Thalamus

Answer 6

pure sensory

Question 7

Basal ganglia/putamen

Answer 7

hypertensive hemorrhage - lacunar stroke

contralateral hemiparesis and hemi anesthesia and conjugate gaze deviation TOWARD side of the lesion

Question 8

cerebellar hemoarhage

Answer 8

Occipital HA
N/V
dizziness
cerebellar signs: ataxia and dysmetria
NO hemiparesis

Question 9

lobar hemmorhage

Answer 9

adults >60, amyloid angiopathy
occipital or parital
honomynouse hemanopsia

Question 10

thalamus hemorrhage

Answer 10

contra hemi pareisis and hemi sensory loss
non reactive miotic pupils
upgase palsy
gaze deviation TOWARD hemiparesis (away from lesion)

Question 11

cerebral hemorhage - frontal

Answer 11

contra hemiparesis loss

Question 12

cerebral hemorhage - parietal

Answer 12

contra hemi sensory loss

Question 13

cerebral hemorhage - occipital

Answer 13

homonymous hemianopsia

Question 14

pons hemmorhage

Answer 14

deep coma
total paralysis
pinpoint reactive pupils