dermatomes and cn Flashcards

1
Q

C2

A

posterior half of skull

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2
Q

C3

A

high turtleneck shirt

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3
Q

C4

A

low collar shirt

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4
Q

C5

A

ventral axial line of upper limb

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5
Q

C6

A

thumb and index finger

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6
Q

C7

A

middle finger and palm of hand

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7
Q

C8

A

ring and little finger

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8
Q

T4

A

nipples

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9
Q

T6

A

xiphoid process

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10
Q

L1

A

inguinal ligament

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11
Q

L4

A

knee caps

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12
Q

L5

A

Big toe

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13
Q

L6

A

small toe

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14
Q

CN3 palsy

A
  • ptosis
  • down and out
  • fixed dilated pupil
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15
Q

CN IV palsy

A
  • defective downward gaze
  • verticle diplopia
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16
Q

CNV lesions

A
  • trigeminal neuralgia
  • loss corneal reflec
  • loss facial sensation
    #- deviation jaw to weak side
17
Q

CN VI palsy

A
  • defective abduction
  • horizontal diplopia
18
Q

VII lesions

A
  • flaccid paralysis upper and lower face
  • loss corneal reflex
  • loss of taste
  • hyperacuisis
19
Q

IX lesions

A
  • hypersensitive carotid sinus reflex
  • loss of gag reflex
20
Q

X lesions

A
  • uvula away from site of lesion
  • loss of gag
21
Q

XI lesions

A
  • weakn ess turning head to cl side
22
Q

XII lesions

A
  • tongue to site of lesion