Occlusion of the ACA may result in which of the following?
Contralateral Hemiparesis
Contralateral Sensory Loss
Greater Involvement of LE than UE
Contralateral Spastic Hemiparesis
Contralateral Sensory Loss of the Face, UE, and LE
Greater Involvement of UE than LE
Central Post-Stroke Pain
Homonymous Hemianopsia
Visual Agnosia
Prosopagnosia
Occlusion of the MCA may result in which of the following?
Occlusion of the thalamic branches of the PCA may result in which of the following?
Contraleteral Sensory Loss
Cortical Blindness (bilateral occlusions only)
Amnesia
Occlusion of the occipital branches of the PCA may result in which of the following?
Occlusion of the temporal branches of the PCA may result in which of the following?
An occlusion of the Internal Carotid Artery (ICA) causes downstream effects for which of the following arteries?
ACA
MCA
PCA
With lesions of the ACA, DISTAL lesions result in more significant impairments.
With lesions of the ACA, PROXIMAL lesions result in more significant impairments.
With lesions of the MCA, PROXIMAL lesions result in more significant impairments.
With lesions of the MCA, DISTAL lesions result in more significant impairments.
As with ACA Syndrome, a PROXIMAL occlusion of the PCA is less troublesome than a DISTAL occlusion.
As with MCA Syndrome, a DISTAL occlusion of the PCA is less troublesome than a PROXIMAL occlusion.