Vertebral Arteries - Lecture 3 Flashcards

1
Q

where do the vertebral arteries arise from

A

subclavian artery

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2
Q

branches of vertebral artery

A

anterior spinal arteries

posterior inferior cerebellar arteries

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3
Q

where do the 2 vertebral arteries join

A

junction of the pons and medulla

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4
Q

what do the 2 vertebral arteries form

A

basilar artery

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5
Q

what does the basilar artery divide into

A

2 posterior cerebral arteries

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6
Q

where does the spinal cord receive its blood supply from

A

branches of the vertebral arteries

multiple radicular arteries

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7
Q

vertebral arteries –> SC

A

major source of blood supply via anterior spinal and posterior spinal arteries

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8
Q

multiple radicular arteries –> SC

A

derives sporadically from segmental arteries

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9
Q

where does the brain stem receive its blood from

A

brain steam (medulla, pons, midbrain) receives the bulk of its blood from the vertebrobasilar system

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10
Q

what doesn’t receive blood from the vertebrobasilar system

A

labyrinthine branch

supplies inner ear

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11
Q

basilar artery divides into

A

anterior inferior cerebellar arteries (AICA)

superior cerebellar arteries

posterior cerebella arteries

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12
Q

anterior inferior cerebellar arteries origin

A

near the lower border of the pons just past the union of the vertebral arteries

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13
Q

AICA supply

A

anterior inferior surface and underlying white matter of cerebellum

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14
Q

AICA contributes to

A

supply of central cerebellar nuclei

upper medulla and lower pontine areas

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15
Q

superior cerebellar arteries origin

A

near the end of the basilar artery

close tot he pons-midbrain junction

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16
Q

how does the superior cerebellar arteries run

A

along dorsal surface of cerebellum

17
Q

superior cerebellar arteries supply

A

cerebellar cortex

white matter

central nuclei

18
Q

superior cerebellar arteries contribute to

A

rostral pontine tegmentum

superior cerebellar peduncle

inferior colliculus

19
Q

posterior cerebral artery supply

A

temporal and occipital lobes

20
Q

posterior cerebral artery surface branches supply

A

cortex and white matter of medial occipital lobes

inferior temporal lobes

posterior corpus callosum

21
Q

posterior cerebral artery penetrating branches supply

A

parts of thalamus

parts of the midbrain

22
Q

posterior inferior cerebellar artery (PICA) origin

A

from the largest branch of the vertebral artery

one of the main 3 arterial blood supplies for the cerebellum

23
Q

posterior choroidal arteries origin

A

near the basilar bifurcation into the posterior cerebral arteries

24
Q

posterior choroidal arteries reinforce

A

midbrain short and long circumferential arteries

25
Q

posterior choroidal arteries supply

A

portions of the diencephalon and the choroid plexus of the 3rd and lateral ventricles