Hypoglossal CN 12 Controls tongue movement sympathetic reaction Fight or flight
CN 11 Accessory Shrugging tests this CN (11) Prosopagnosia Inability to recognize faces Tests hearing with a tuning fork Rinne test Controls function of sternocleidomastoid and trapezius muscle CN 11 Accessory Inferior and medial eye movement CN 4 Trochlear Seizure Abnormal electrical activity in the brain Lacunar stroke The subcortical area of the brain is affected by ischemic stroke Cortical blindness the visual processing abilities of the brain are compromised Homonymous hemianopsia Patient can see on the affected side but fails to "attend" to it Agnosia Difficulty recognizing objects, people, or sounds Safety measures for a patient with a brainstem stroke ABC's, aspiration precautions, freq Neurochecks Balance and coordination are affected by this stroke Cerebellar stroke Life threatening stroke Brain stem stroke Cranial nerve 5 Tigeminal- facial sensation + chewing Agraphia Difficulty communicating thru writing Face and arm weakness > leg weakness; aphasia; visual field cut Middle Cerebral Artery Stroke (MCA) CN3 Oculomotor Eye movement and opening, pupil constriction Difficult communicating through speech aphasia Optical imaging agent to help surgeon identify cancer cells Gleolan Lobe that integrates sensory information Parietal lobe Controls lateral eye movement CN 6 Abducens Cortical strokes Occur in the cerebral cortex, includes 4 lobes Anterior Cerebral Artery (ACA) Leg weakness > arm weakness; gait instability; personality changes CN that affects hearing and balance CN 8 Vestibulocochlear Swallowing, gag reflex and speech control CN 10 Vagus Paraympathetic nervous system Brings body systems back to normal state loss of ability to perform simple math Acalculia Hypoglossal CN 12 Controls tongue movement sympathetic reaction Fight or flight CN 11 Accessory Shrugging tests this CN (11) Prosopagnosia Inability to recognize faces Tests hearing with a tuning fork Rinne test Controls function of sternocleidomastoid and trapezius muscle CN 11 Accessory Inferior and medial eye movement CN 4 Trochlear Seizure Abnormal electrical activity in the brain Lacunar stroke The subcortical area of the brain is affected by ischemic stroke Cortical blindness the visual processing abilities of the brain are compromised Homonymous hemianopsia Patient can see on the affected side but fails to "attend" to it Agnosia Difficulty recognizing objects, people, or sounds Safety measures for a patient with a brainstem stroke ABC's, aspiration precautions, freq Neurochecks Balance and coordination are affected by this stroke Cerebellar stroke Life threatening stroke Brain stem stroke Cranial nerve 5 Tigeminal- facial sensation + chewing Agraphia Difficulty communicating thru writing Face and arm weakness > leg weakness; aphasia; visual field cut Middle Cerebral Artery Stroke (MCA) CN3 Oculomotor Eye movement and opening, pupil constriction Difficult communicating through speech aphasia Optical imaging agent to help surgeon identify cancer cells Gleolan Lobe that integrates sensory information Parietal lobe Controls lateral eye movement CN 6 Abducens Cortical strokes Occur in the cerebral cortex, includes 4 lobes Anterior Cerebral Artery (ACA) Leg weakness > arm weakness; gait instability; personality changes CN that affects hearing and balance CN 8 Vestibulocochlear Swallowing, gag reflex and speech control CN 10 Vagus Paraympathetic nervous system Brings body systems back to normal state loss of ability to perform simple math Acalculia
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Controls tongue movement
Fight or flight
Shrugging tests this CN (11)
Inability to recognize faces
Rinne test
CN 11
Accessory
CN 4 Trochlear
Abnormal electrical activity in the brain
The subcortical area of the brain is affected by ischemic stroke
the visual processing abilities of the brain are compromised
Patient can see on the affected side but fails to "attend" to it
Difficulty recognizing objects, people, or sounds
ABC's, aspiration precautions, freq Neurochecks
Cerebellar stroke
Brain stem stroke
Tigeminal- facial sensation + chewing
Difficulty communicating thru writing
Middle Cerebral Artery Stroke (MCA)
Eye movement and opening, pupil constriction
aphasia
Gleolan
Parietal lobe
CN 6 Abducens
Occur in the cerebral cortex, includes 4 lobes
Leg weakness > arm weakness; gait instability; personality changes
CN 8 Vestibulocochlear
CN 10 Vagus
Brings body systems back to normal state
Acalculia
