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IS-B1-Neuro Blood Supply

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50% of the problems in the cranial cavity are _ and result in neurological deficits.   show
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show Total Cardiac Output, Oxygen  
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show Brain damage  
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show Internal Carotid Artery  
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The internal carotid artery gives off the _ as it leaves the cavernous sinus.   show
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show Ophthalmic Artery  
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The internal carotid artery gives off the _ which is part of the circle of willis.   show
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show Choroidal Artery  
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show Anterior Cerebral Artery  
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2 major branches of the ACA are the:   show
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The internal carotid artery gives off the _ _ artery which is a direct continuation of the internal carotid and supplies the lateral surface of the hemispheres.   show
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The Middle Cerebral Artery gives off the _ arteries which supply major internal structures   show
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show Lenticulostriate Arteries  
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The _ arteries arise from the subclavian arteries and travel through the transverse foramina of the cervical vertebrae.   show
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show Basilar  
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2 posterior spinal arteries arise from the _ arteries 25% of the time and from the _ _ _ arteries the other 75%.   show
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1 _ _ artery is formed from the 2 vertebral arteries.   show
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The vertebral artery gives rise to the _ _ _ _ which supplies deep cerebellar structures, inferior cerebellum and the medulla.   show
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show Anterior Inferior Cerebellar Arteries  
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show Pontine Arteries  
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The Paramedian and long and short circumferential arteries are branches of the _ artery.   show
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The _ _ _ supplies part of the midbrain, pons and superior surface of the cerebellum.   show
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The _ _ _ supplies the occipital love and medial surface of the temporal lobe and sends branches to the midbrain and thalamus   show
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The _ _ artery joins the posterior cerebral artery to the anterior circulation, thus completing the circle of Willis.   show
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The Circle of Willis is formed by which arteries?   show
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show Watershed  
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show Anterior Border Zone and Posterior Border Zone  
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show Anterior Watershed Infarct  
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An _ _ _ causes contralateral hemiparesis of the lower extremities, expressive language deficits and behavior changes.   show
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show Posterior Watershed Infarct  
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show Posterior Watershed Infarct  
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What are the three superficial cerebral veins?   show
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Where does the superficial middle cerebral vein drain?   show
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show To the superior sagittal sinus  
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Where does the inferior anastomotic vein of Labbe drain?   show
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show Thalamostriate vein Internal cerebral veins Great cerebral vein of Galen  
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The _ sinus drains into the petrosal sinuses which drain into the sigmoid sinus, then the internal jugular veins.   show
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show Basal Vein of Rosenthal  
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Describe the drainage of sinuses from the straight sinus to the internal jugular veins.   show
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show Anterior and Posterior Spinal Arteries  
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show Anterior Spinal Artery  
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show Anterior Spinal Artery  
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The _ _ arteries supply the posterior 1/3 of the spinal cord.   show
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The _ arteries supply the posterior and anterior roots and the dorsal root ganglia.   show
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The artery of _ is at T12-L2 on the left and is a major source of blood supply to the lumbar cord. Why is this important?   show
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show Posterior Spinal Arteries  
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show Aneurysm  
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show Internal Carotid  
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show Cerebral Embolism  
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show Epidural, Subdural or Subarachnoid  
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show Epidural Hemorrhage  
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show Epidural  
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A _ hemorrhage results from the bridging veins tearing as they enter the superior sagittal sinus from the front or a back blow to the head.   show
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A _ hemorrhage is caused by trauma or intracranial aneurysm of arteries.   show
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show Subarachnoid Hemorrhage  
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This type of hemorrhage can be caused by hypertension to cause the classic stroke.   show
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show Lenticulostriate Arteries  
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