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Which type of intracranial hemorrhage is usually due to trauma and takes several hours to form?
Which type of intracranial hemorrhage is usually due to trauma and takes several hours to form?
- Epidural hematoma (correct)
- Subarachnoid hemorrhage
- Subdural hematoma
- Intracerebral hemorrhage
Where does subarachnoid hemorrhage occur?
Where does subarachnoid hemorrhage occur?
- Between dura and arachnoid
- Space between arachnoid and pia (correct)
- Substance of the brain from intracerebral vessels
- Space between skull and dura
What percentage of cerebrovascular diseases are categorized as ischemic?
What percentage of cerebrovascular diseases are categorized as ischemic?
- 40%
- 15%
- 60%
- 85% (correct)
What is the clinical manifestation of cerebrovascular disease?
What is the clinical manifestation of cerebrovascular disease?
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What is the acronym used to identify stroke symptoms?
What is the acronym used to identify stroke symptoms?
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Which type of shock can lead to multiple small foci of ischemic necrosis in the brain?
Which type of shock can lead to multiple small foci of ischemic necrosis in the brain?
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What is the most common cause of hemorrhagic stroke?
What is the most common cause of hemorrhagic stroke?
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What type of necrosis is characterized by dissolution of tissue and a soft, fluid-filled necrotic area?
What type of necrosis is characterized by dissolution of tissue and a soft, fluid-filled necrotic area?
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Which condition is associated with cerebral infarcts resulting from hypoperfusion due to cardiac failure or shock?
Which condition is associated with cerebral infarcts resulting from hypoperfusion due to cardiac failure or shock?
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What does the acronym CNS stand for in the context of ischemic injury?
What does the acronym CNS stand for in the context of ischemic injury?
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