types of stroke

Question 1

paralysis of upper limb and face

Answer 1

contralateralMCA- motor cortex

Question 2

loss of sensation of upper limb and face

Answer 2

contralateral MCA - sensory cortex

Question 3

aphasia

Answer 3

MCA lesion in dominant lobe (left)

Question 4

hemineglect

Answer 4

MCA lesion in nondominant lobe (usually right)

Question 5

paralysis of lower limb

Answer 5

contralateral ACA - motor cortex

Question 6

loss of sensation of lower limb

Answer 6

contralateral ACA - sensory cortex

Question 7

hemiparesis/hemiplegia

Answer 7

contralateral lesion in lateral striate artery at striatum/internal capsule

Question 8

hemiparesis of lower limb

Answer 8

contralateral ASA lesion at lateral corticospinal tract

Question 9

decreased proprioception

Answer 9

contralateral ASA lesion at medial lemniscus

Question 10

hypoglossal dysfunction

Answer 10

ipsilateral ASA lesion at caudal medulla - hypoglossal nerve

Question 11

dysphagia/hoarseness

Answer 11

PICA

Question 12

facial nerve dysfunction

Answer 12

AICA (facial droop)

Question 13

ataxia, dysmetria

Answer 13

AICA at middle/inferior cerebellar peduncles

Question 14

hemianopia with macular sparing

Answer 14

contralateral occipital cortext/visual cortex lesion - PCA

Question 15

visual field defects

Answer 15

Acomm

Question 16

Cn III palsy (down and out)

Answer 16

PComm