vascular

Question 1

supplies anterior limb of internal capsule

Answer 1

artery of heubner

Question 2

Right common carotid artery arises from

Answer 2

Brachiocephalic (in nominate) artery

Question 3

Left Common Carotid Artery arises from

Answer 3

Directly from aortic arch

Question 4

Level of bifurcation into external and intracranial artery

Answer 4

Level of C4

Just below the angle of the jaw

Question 5

Four segments of the MCA

Answer 5

M1 main MCA trunk with deep penetrating vessels and lenticular triage arteries
M2 Sylvian fissure
M3 all cortical branches
M4 over the cortical surface

Question 6

Occlusion of the artery of heubner may give rise to what kind of aphasia

Answer 6

Transcorticomotor aphasia

Question 7

T/F

The Lacerum segment of the ICA passes thru the foramen lacerum.

Answer 7

False

DOES NOT PASS THROUGH but LIES OVER the foramen

*DrPascual’s lec

Question 8

Segments of the Internal Carotid Artery

Answer 8

Cervical
Petrous
Lacerum
Cavernous
Clinoid
Supraclinoid (opthalmic)
Communicating

Question 9

Branches of the C2 or petrous segment of ICA

Answer 9

Caroticotympanic
Vidian artery (artery of the pterygoid canal)

Question 10

Which part of the ICA enters the subarachnoid space

Answer 10

Clinoid

Question 11

Branches of the C6 Opthalmic segment of ICA

Answer 11

opthlamic artery

superior hypophyseal artery

Question 12

Branches of the C7 Communicating segment of ICA

Answer 12

PCom

Anterior Choroidal Artery

Question 13

MCA segment that supplies the operculum

Answer 13

M3

Question 14

MCA segment that supplies the insula

Answer 14

M2

Question 15

A1 segment of ACA

Answer 15

from ICA up to the anterior communicating artery

Question 16

what structures are being supplied by the anterior lenticulostriate arteries (branch of the A1 segment of ACA)

Answer 16

caudate

anterior limb of internal capsule

Question 17

A2 segment of ACA

Answer 17

from A1 segment up to bifurcation

Question 18

2 branches of the A2 segment of ACA

Answer 18

orbitofrontal

frontopolar

Question 19

A3 segment of ACA

Answer 19

pericallosal artery

extends posteriorly in the cingulate sulcus as far back as the parieto-occipital sulcus

Question 20

branch of A3

Answer 20

Callosal Marginal artery

Question 21

origin of vertebral artery

Answer 21

subclavian artery

Question 22

segments of vertebral artery

Answer 22

V1 pre foraminal
V2 foraminal
V3 C2 to dura
V4 intradural

Question 23

Supplies the pyramids, hypoglossal nucleus,
solitary nucleus of X, and medial lemniscus

arise from the anterior spinal artery

Answer 23

Perforating arteries of the caudal medulla

Question 24

Supplies the dorsolateral medulla and
the posterior inferior quarter of the
cerebellum

Answer 24

Posterior Inferior Cerebellar artery

Question 25

supplies the lateral pons and the anterior inferior quarter of the cerebellum

Answer 25

Anterior inferior Cerebellar artery

Question 26

supply the medial pons

Answer 26

Perforating arteries from the basilar artery

Question 27

supply circumferential arteries to the lateral

pons

Answer 27

Pontine arteries

Question 28

formed by the union of 2 internal cerebral veins

Answer 28

Vein of Galen

Question 29

runs along the medial edge of temporal lobe in close association with the PCA

Answer 29

basal vein of Rosenthal

Question 30

the superficial middle cerebral vein is connected to the transverse sinus via

Answer 30

the vein of Labbe

Question 31

the superficial middle cerebral vein is connected to the super sagittal sinus via

Answer 31

superior anastomotic vein of Trolard

Question 32

Specialized areas without the Blood brain barrier

VAMPSS

Answer 32

vascular organ of the lamina terminalis
area postrema
median eminence
pineal gland
subfornical organ
subcommissural organ