Do you know enough about Intracranial hemorrhage? Take up the quiz below and check for yourself. Intracranial hemorrhage (abbreviated as ICH) refers to the bleeding within the skull. Hence, it is also called brain bleed. It's a life-threatening emergency situation, and one should immediately reach the doctor or call 911 for help. This quiz contains some of the common questions related to intracranial hemorrhage. Play it out and learn some of the crucial terms. All the best!
Left side of the brain
Right side of the brain
Pre-central gyrus
Post-central gyrus
Will not show anything in CSF
Requires drill to alleviate pressure
Will show stuff in CSF
CT scan
Sensory speech (brocas area) and auditory association area
Sensory speech area (brocas area) and primary somesthetic cortex
Auditory association area and motor speech area
Motor speech area and prefrontal area
Thalamus
Cortex
Basal ganglia
Cranial nerves
Midbrain, pons, medulla, Reticular activating system (RAS)
Midbrain, pons, cerebellum, cortex
Medulla, Reticular activating system (RAS), midbrain, cortex
Cortex, pons, cerebellum, medulla
Poor coordination
Poor motor fxn
Poor sensory/ feeling sensations
Inability to stay awake
Same side
Opposite side
Unilateral
All of the above
Facial droop
Weak arms
Speech slurred
Unbalanced
Blindness
Middle cerebral
Anterior cerebral
Posterior cerebral
Vertebrobasilar
Vertebrobasilar
Posterior cerebral
Middle cerebral
Anterior cerebral
Subarachnoid haemorrhage
Intercranial haemorrhage
Middle cerebral ischaemia
Posterior cerebral ischaemia
Anterior cerebral
Middle cerebral
Posterior cerebral
Vertebrobasilar
Middle cerebral stroke
Anteriror cerebral stroke
Posterior cerebral stroke
Vertebrobasilar stroke
Posterior cerebral
Vertebrobasilar
Middle cerebral
Anterior cerebral
Middle cerebral
Anterior cerebral
Posterior cerebral
Vertebrobasilar
Lumbar puncture +heme +LDH
CT
CBC
CBC and Hx of high blood pressure TIA or seizures
Internal carotid
External carotid
Middle carotid
Middle meningeal
Foramen spinosum
Foramen ovale
Foramen magnum
Jugular foramen
Meningeal artery tear
Internal carotid tear
Aneurisyms around the circle of wilis
Venous bleed of bridging vein tear
Epidural, subarchnoid, hemorragic CVA
Subdural, epidural, hemorragic
Iscemic CVA, epideral, subarachnoid
TIA, epidural, and hemorragic CVA
Subdural
Epidural
Subarachnoid
None of the above
Subdural bleed
Epidural bleed
Subarachnoid bleed
Middle cerebral stroke
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