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Definition
most common
contralateral hemiplegia mostly UE loss of sensation to face and arm
homo hemianopsia common
L infarct= aphasia/apraxia
main stem of middle may lead to global aphasia |
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Term
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Definition
rare
contralateral LE>UE
confusion, aphasia, neglect |
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Term
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Definition
constant contralateral pain
loss of temp sensation
homo hemianopsia, aphasia, thalamic pain, |
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Term
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Definition
often fatal due to cranial edema
pons involved causes quadparesis or locked in syndrome
vertebral symptoms vertigo, coma, diplplia, nausea, dysphagea, ataxia |
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Term
| anterior inferior cerebellar |
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Definition
unilat deafness
conralateral loss of pain and temp sensation
loss of lateral gaze
horners syndrome, ataxia, vertigo, nystagmus |
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Term
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Definition
| ataxia, dysarthria,dysmetria, contralateral pain and temp loss |
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Term
| posterior inferior cerebellar |
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Definition
| wallenbergs syndrome=vertigo,nausea,hoarsness,dysphagia,ptosis,decreased sensation ipsilateral face and contralateral limbs horners syndrome |
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Term
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Definition
L hemiparesis
spatial hand eye coordination
irritable short attention
cannot retain info learning steps difficult
poor safety awareness
L neglect
quick impulsive |
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Term
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Definition
R hemiparesis
apraxia
difficulty initiating action
perseveration "repition of respone or action"
high anxiety and frustration
inability to communicate verbally
cautious slow |
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