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NEURO PART 2 QUIZ WITH COMPLETE ANSWERS [GRADED A+] What supplies the brain with blood? - -carotid arteries (anterior circulation) -vertebral arteries (posterior circulation) Where do the anterior and posterior circulations meet in the brain? - Circle of Willis Factors that affect blood flow to brain - -systemic BP -cardiac output -blood viscosity 2 types of strokes - ischemic and hemorrhagic 2 types of ischemic strokes - thrombotic and embolic ©morren2026/2027.Year published 2026. 2 types of hemorrhagic strokes - intracerebral and subarachnoid What is done in the initial evaluation for stroke? - -head CT -PT/INR and PTT -12 lead ECG -BP -neuro eval -last KNOWN normal (LKN) Describe a thrombotic ischemic stroke - -blood vessel injury causes clot formation in brain over time and causes stroke describe an embolic ischemic stroke - clot forms elsewhere and travels to brain causing stroke Describe a Transient Ischemic Attack (TIA) - -transient episode of neuro dysfunction caused by focal brain, spinal cord, or retinal ischemia -NO acute infarction of brain ©morren2026/2027.Year published 2026.

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NEURO PART 2 QUIZ WITH COMPLETE

ANSWERS [GRADED A+]



What supplies the brain with blood? - ✔✔-carotid arteries (anterior

circulation)

-vertebral arteries (posterior circulation)



Where do the anterior and posterior circulations meet in the brain? -

✔✔Circle of Willis



Factors that affect blood flow to brain - ✔✔-systemic BP

-cardiac output

-blood viscosity



2 types of strokes - ✔✔ischemic and hemorrhagic



2 types of ischemic strokes - ✔✔thrombotic and embolic



©morren2026/2027.Year published 2026.

, 2 types of hemorrhagic strokes - ✔✔intracerebral and subarachnoid



What is done in the initial evaluation for stroke? - ✔✔-head CT

-PT/INR and PTT

-12 lead ECG

-BP

-neuro eval

-last KNOWN normal (LKN)



Describe a thrombotic ischemic stroke - ✔✔-blood vessel injury causes

clot formation in brain over time and causes stroke



describe an embolic ischemic stroke - ✔✔clot forms elsewhere and travels

to brain causing stroke



Describe a Transient Ischemic Attack (TIA) - ✔✔-transient episode of

neuro dysfunction caused by focal brain, spinal cord, or retinal ischemia

-NO acute infarction of brain



©morren2026/2027.Year published 2026.

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