Ventricular System, CSF & Cerebral Blood Supply — Neuroanatomy
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Ventricular System, CSF & Cerebral Blood Supply Anatomy practice questions
This section of the Saturn Medic Anatomy question bank covers 4 topics under Ventricular System, CSF & Cerebral Blood Supply: Arterial Supply of Brain (30 questions); CSF Circulation & Absorption (30 questions); Venous Drainage & Dural Sinuses (30 questions); and Ventricular System (30 questions).
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Ventricular System, CSF & Cerebral Blood Supply Anatomy MCQs: mixed practice questions
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Occlusion of the calcarine branch of the PCA can cause:
From: Arterial Supply of BrainCorrect answer: C. PCA infarction involving the visual cortex can cause contralateral homonymous hemianopia, often with macular sparing.Communicating hydrocephalus results from obstruction in the:
From: CSF Circulation & AbsorptionCorrect answer: D. Communicating hydrocephalus occurs when CSF can leave the ventricles but its circulation or absorption is blocked distally.A posterior communicating artery aneurysm may cause palsy of:
From: Venous Drainage & Dural SinusesCorrect answer: B. A posterior communicating artery aneurysm can compress the adjacent oculomotor nerve.The frontal horn of the lateral ventricle is located in the:
From: Ventricular SystemCorrect answer: E. The frontal horn extends into the frontal lobe.