Yes. Carbon monoxide binds to hemoglobin displacing oxygen, and causes systemic hypoxia which can lead to watershed infarcts in the brain

No.

No.

You see a patient with neurologic deficits caused by exposure to carbon monoxide. What type of injury do you think you would see in the brain?

Thrombotic infarcts

Embolic infarcts

Hemorrhagic infarcts

Watershed infarcts

Correct. The answer is E.

No.