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Facial Nerve
Trigeminal Nerve
100
Right face/arm weakness, Broca's aphasia
What is left superior MCA lesion?
100
Left leg weakness/ sensory loss
What is a right ACA lesion?
100
Applies emotion and arousal to pain sensation "oh that hurts"
What is spinoreticular tract?
100
presents with upper left quadrant weakness and paralysis to the lower left quadrant.
What is right UMN lesion?
100
Minimal weakness to the left side of the face, not much impact on speech and chewing if 1 lesion
What is a right UMN lesion?
200
Right leg weakness/sensory loss. Can lead to transcortical aphasia.
What is Left ACA Lesion?
200
Right visual field deficits, Wernicke's aphasia
What is left inferior MCA lesion?
200
Proprioception and vibration info. This helps to define what motor movements should be made.
What is the dorsal column?
200
Presents with left sided paralysis
What is left LMN lesion?
200
Paralysis to the left side of the face
What is left LMN lesion?
300
Right motor hemiparesis leading to paralysis/weakness.
What is a left deep MCA lesion?
300
Right neglect, alexia without agraphia. May result in aphasia.
What is a left PCA lesion?
300
Dorsal column, anteriolateral tract (spinothalamc tract, spinoreticular tract, spinomesencecphalic tract)
What is ascending sensory info?
300
Presents with full facial paralysis
What is bilateral lesion to UMN and LMN?
300
Full facial paralysis
What is both UMN and LMN lesion?
400
Combination of all right deficits above. Hemianopia left, movement right.
What is a left stem MCA lesion?
400
Left neglect which may cause aphasia.
What is a right PCA lesion?
400
Combo of all left deficits. Hemianopia right, movement left.
What is a right stem MCA?
400
pain modulation and adjusts info (if it feels better)
What is spinomesencephalic tract?
400
UMN lesions present with ________ deficits.
What is contralateral?
500
Left face/arm weakness
What is a right superior MCA lesion?
500
Profound left hemineglect, somatosensory deficits
What is a right inferior MCA lesion?
500
Left motor hemiparesis
What is a right deep MCA lesion?
500
recognizing pain information
What is spinothalamic tract?
500
LMN lesions present with ______ deficits?
What is ipsilateral?
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