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ASIA Flashcards

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ASIA A

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complete: no sensory or motor function is preserved in sacral segments S4-S5

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ASIA B

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sensory incomplete: no motor function is preserved, but sensory is preserved below the neuro level and in sacral segments S4-5

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ASIA C

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motor incomplete: motor and sensory is preserved below the neuro level with most key muscles <3/5

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ASIA D

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motor incomplete: motor and sensory is preserved below the nerd level w/ most key muscles > or equal to 3/5

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ASIA E

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normal: sensory and motor functions are normal

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motor level classification

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determined by most caudal key muscle that has strength of normal or 5/5

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motor index scoring

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test each key muscle using 0-5 scoring w/ 25 pts per extremity and total score of 100

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sensory level

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determined by most caudal level dermatome the has normal score of 2/2 for pinprick and light touch

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C5 key muscle

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elbow flexors (biceps, brachial)

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C6 key muscle

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wrist extensors (Extensor carpi radialis longus and brevis)

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C7 key muscle

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elbow extensors (triceps)

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C8 key muscle

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finger flexors (flexor digitorum profundus) to the middle finger

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T1 key muscle

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small finger abductors (abductor digiti minimi)

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L2 key muscle

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hip flexors (iliospoas)

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L3 key muscle

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knee extensors (quadriceps)

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L4 key muscle

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ankle DFs (tip ant)

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L5 key muscle

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great toe extensors (extensor hallicus longus)

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S1 key muscle

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ankle PFs (gastric, soleus)

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C2 site for sensory testing

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Occipital protuberance

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C3 site for sensory testing

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supraclavicular fossa

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C4 site for sensory testing

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top of acromioclavicular jt

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C5 site for sensory testing

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lateral border of antecubital fossa

23
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C6 site for sensory testing

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thumb

24
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C7 site for sensory testing

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middle finger

25
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C8 site for sensory testing

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little finger

26
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T1 site for sensory testing

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medial antecubital fossa

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T2 site for sensory testing

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apex of axilla

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T3 site for sensory testing

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Third intercostal space

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T4 site for sensory testing

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4th intercostal space @ nipple line

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T5 site for sensory testing

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5th intercostal space (midway b/w T4 and T6)

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T6 site for sensory testing

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6th intercostal space # level of the xiphisternum

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T7 site for sensory testing

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7th intercostal space (midway b/w T6 and T8)

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T8 site for sensory testing

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8th intercostal space (midway b/w T6 and T10

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T9 site for sensory testing

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9th intercostal space (midway b/w T8 and T10)

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T10 site for sensory testing

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10th intercostal space at umbilicus

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T11 site for sensory testing

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11th intercostal space (midway b/w T10 and T12)

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T12 site for sensory testing

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midpoint of inguinal ligament

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L1 site for sensory testing

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half the distance b/w T12 and L2

39
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L2 site for sensory testing

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mid anterior thigh

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L3 site for sensory testing

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medial femoral condyle

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L4 site for sensory testing

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medial malleolus

42
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L5 site for sensory testing

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dorsal of the foot at 3rd MTP jt

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S1 site for sensory testing

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lateral heel

44
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S2 site for sensory testing

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popliteal fossa at midline

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S3 site for sensory testing

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ischial tuberosity

46
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S4 and S5 site for sensory testing

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perianal area (taken as level I)

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