Anatomy/Physiology of a CVA
CVA symptoms
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- A patient with a left CVA may experience deficits in...
- A patient with a R CVA may experience deficits in...
- A visual-perceptual deficit of a R CVA
- A speech and language impairment of a L CVA
- A behavioral deficit of a L CVA
- A behavioral deficit of a R CVA
- An emotional deficit of a R CVA
- An emotional deficit of a L CVA
- An intellectual deficit of a L CVA
- An intellectual deficit of a R CVA
- a sequence of arteries in a circular shape that allows collateral circulation
- Anterior cerebral artery damage may effect...
- A peripheral symptom of a posterior cerebral artery occlusion may include...
- A central symptom of a posterior cerebral artery occlusion may include...
- The largest branch of the internal carotid artery
- This area is supplied by the middle cerebral artery
- This area is supplied by the posterior cerebral artery
- This area is supplied by the anterior cerebral artery
- This type of stroke involves a blood clot present within an artery
- This type of stroke involves the rupture of a blood vessel leading to bleeding
- This type of ischemic stroke involves plaque formation and can last hours
- This type of ischemic stroke involves a clot build up that begins usually near the heart
- The middle cerebral artery arises from the
- The surrounding areas of the infarct that can be recovered within 3 hours is called
- the 2 branches of the basilar artery
- the anterior cerebral artery arises from the
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