Contralateral spastic paresis (and impaired sensation) of lower extremities .

Patient cannot initiate the movement the patient wishes to make. Patient exhibit motor apraxia (defect in motor performance without paralysis) because the selection of a particular movement is impaired .

Patient cannot tie shoe laces because of impaired selection of a particular movement sequence .

A lesion in this area abolishes creativity and planning for the future .

Damage to it dose not prevent a person from vocalizing, but it dose make it impossible for the person to speak whole words rather than uncoordinated or an occasional simple words such as "no" or "yes" .

Prevent the person from moving the eyes at different objects. Damage to this area (by stroke, infection or trauma) will cause tonic deviation of the eyes towards side of injury .

The process of repairing scars in the brain called

Regarding blood supply of the brain, all of the following are true EXCEPT :

Regarding the occipital lobe blood supply which is correct ?

Contralateral paralysis and sensory loss of LL. with urinary incontinence is associated with ?

While Black Jabar was eating with his right hand and enjoying his meal, he suddenly starts to feel numbness in his arm and dropped his spoon while he was trying to speak in fear but couldn't pronounce normal words. Which of the following is accurate ?

Regarding MCA occlusion there will be ________ if the dominant hemisphere is affected and there will be _______ if the nondominant hemisphere is affected .

Regarding the PCA occlusion there will be macular sparing, this is due to ?

Contralateral paralysis and sensory loss in the arm with drop in the lower face is associated with which of the following ?

Contralateral homonymous hemianopia with macular sparing is a sign associated with which of the following ?

Regarding MCA occlusion there will be _________ if the dominant hemisphere is affected and there will be ________ if the non dominant hemisphere is affected .

Stimulation of the sole of the foot will produce extension of the great toe and fanning outward of other toes. This type of response know as Babinski sign
we used this method in order to detect damage in which of the following ? (specifically)

Activation of rubrospinal tract will result in contraction of __ while activation of reticulospinal tract will result in contraction of __ .

It's referred to widespread hypoxic injury that occurs when there's generalized reduction of cerebral perfusion .

Which of the following cell is the most susceptible to ischemia of short duration ?

After severe hypotension Black Jabar undergoes diffuse cerebral ischemia unfortunately 💔. But he survived ! what do you expect to happen after survive from this kind of ischemia ?