05-16-2014, 02:20 PM
MBME (CK) Q.
A 67 year old man comes to the ED 1 hour after the onset of vertigo, nausea, and imbalance. he has a 20 year history of poorly controlled HT. Pule 70, RR 20, BP 210/115. Small Rt pupil, mild right ptosis and nystagmus. Neurologic exam shows weakness of the right palate. Sensation to pinprick decreased over right side face and left extremities. Incoordination on finger-nose testing and heel-knee shin test on right. What artery occluded??
A. Anterior spinal
B. Basilar
C. Left Anterior cerebral
d. left internal carotid
e. left middle cerebral
f. left posterior berebral
g. left vertebral
h. posterior spinal
i. right anterior cerebral
j. right internal carotid
k right middle cerebral
l. right vertebral
A 67 year old man comes to the ED 1 hour after the onset of vertigo, nausea, and imbalance. he has a 20 year history of poorly controlled HT. Pule 70, RR 20, BP 210/115. Small Rt pupil, mild right ptosis and nystagmus. Neurologic exam shows weakness of the right palate. Sensation to pinprick decreased over right side face and left extremities. Incoordination on finger-nose testing and heel-knee shin test on right. What artery occluded??
A. Anterior spinal
B. Basilar
C. Left Anterior cerebral
d. left internal carotid
e. left middle cerebral
f. left posterior berebral
g. left vertebral
h. posterior spinal
i. right anterior cerebral
j. right internal carotid
k right middle cerebral
l. right vertebral
