Stroke Types + Presentation Flashcards
What does MCA Stroke stand for?
It means Middle Cerebral Artery Stroke
What are the Symptoms to expect for an individual after suffering an MCA Stroke?
- Motor + Somatosensory
- Visual
- Language
Motor + Somatosensory
> Contralateral Hemiplegia of Face and U.E
> Contralateral Sensory Loss of Face and U.E
Visual
> Visual Gaze Deficit (Superior Division of MCA)
> Contralateral Homonymous Hemianopia (Inferior Division of MCA)
Language
> Expressive Deficit (Superior Division of MCA)
> Receptive Deficit (Inferior Division of MCA)
What does TACI Stroke stand for?
It means a Total Anterior Circulation Infarct/Syndrome/Stroke
What are the Symptoms to expect for an individual after suffering an TACI Stroke?
- Motor + Somatosensory
- Visual
- Language
Motor + Somatosensory
> Contralateral Hemiplegia of L.E
> Contralateral Sensory Loss of L.E
Visual
> Homonymous Hemianopia
Language
> Global Aphasia OR Visuo-Spatial Neglect
What does PACI Stroke stand for?
It means Partial Anterior Circulation Infarct/Syndrome/Stroke
What are the Symptoms to expect for an individual after suffering an PACI Stroke?
- Difference between Total and Partial Anterior Stroke?
- Motor + Somatosensory
- Visual
- Language
Partial = 2 of the 3 components from a Total Anterior Syndrome
Motor + Somatosensory
> Contralateral Hemiplegia of L.E
> Contralateral Sensory Loss of L.E
Visual
> Homonymous Hemianopia
Language
> Global Aphasia OR Visuo-Spatial Neglect
> Aphasia typically related to either expressive or receptive
What does LACI Stroke stand for?
It means Lacunar Artery Circulation Infarct/Syndrome/Stroke
What are the Symptoms to expect for an individual after suffering an LACI Stroke?
- Motor + Somatosensory
- Visual
- Language
One of the Following needs to be present for Dx:
> Pure Motor Stroke
> Pure Sensory Stroke
> Sensory/Motor Stroke
> Ataxic Hemiparesis
What does POCI Stroke stand for?
It means Posterior Circulation Infarct/Syndrome/Stroke
What are the Symptoms to expect for an individual after suffering an POCI Stroke?
- Visual
- Language
> Contralateral Homonymous Hemianopia
Eye Movement Disorders
Anomia (cannot name colours or objects)