The lateral surface of the brain and the deep portions of the frontal and parietal lobes receive circulation from which artery?

The patient has been exhibiting Parkinsonism signs during his gait.  The physical therapist suspects that there has been damage to which of the following structures?

BONUS QUESTION (worth 2 points) Explain the concept listed below in at least 2 sentences Circulation pathways provided by the Circle of Willis are critical to cerebral recovery.

Which neuroglia cells line ventricular system, produce and circulate cerebrospinal fluid?

Which of the following are roles of the brain’s blood brain barrier? 1. Allows large molecules to pass through 2. Maintains the brain’s homeostasis 3. Semi-permeable toward substances based on the brain’s needs 4. Serves as a cushion for the brain

Information that is transmitted from the brain to the peripheral system travels by _____.

Mr. Willie Johnson recently sustained a cerebrovascular accident (CVA) and is receiving ROM from the physical therapist assistant to all 4 extremities.  He can barely keep his eyes open and is not actively participating very much with his therapy. A. What is the BEST thing the physical therapist can do to potentially improve Mr. Johnson’s level of alertness? (**Do not use talk to him or wash his face) B. Identify the CNS structure that needs to be stimulated in order to improve his level of alertness.

Which structure tethers the spinal cord to coccygeal 1?

How do electrical synapses differ from chemical synapses in terms of signal transmission speed and directionality?

A 32-year-old female comes into your office complaining of a terrible headache which began the night prior.  She reports that she has never experienced this type of headache before, claims it is in a unilateral location with a pulsating quality.  Complains of sensitivity to light and nausea. What type of headache would be your diagnosis?