MSK Nerves pg 419-423 PARTII Flashcards

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Q

A breast cancer patient develops what cancer after axillary LN ressection? and what type of nerve injury and what are the signs?

A

angioscarcoma
long throacic nerve
signs: winged scapula

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Pudendal nerve block at where?

A

ischial spine

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pudendal innervate what?

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sensory: perineum
motor: urethral and anal sphincters

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4
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Sensory of lateral and anterior thigh

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lateral femoral cutaneous

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5
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what’s the origin of pudendal

A

S2-S4

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6
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muscle of inferior gluteal

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maximus

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7
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what’s for minimus and medius?

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superior gluteal

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8
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whats for sensory of scrotum and labia major and medial thigh sensation?

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genitofermoral

L1-L2

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9
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whats for sensory of medial thigh and motor adduction

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obturator

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10
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whats root for obturator?

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L2-L4

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What’s for peroneal and tibal? nerve root

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L4-S2 is peroneal

L4-S3 is tibial

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12
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pelvic surgery nerve injury?

A

obturator

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13
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pelvic facture?

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femoral

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14
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tight casts of leg (mainly lateral aspect)

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fibular

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15
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baker cysts

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tibial

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16
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tarsal tunnel syndrome

A

tibial

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17
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carpal tunnel syndrome

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median

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18
Q

difficulty climbing stairs and cannot rise up from seated positon

A

inferior gluteal

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19
Q

where is the only space region to give IM injection?

A

anterolateral

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20
Q

how can you cause superior gluteal injury?

A

to upper medial region

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21
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Trendelenburg sign, explain?

A

sup gluteal

contrallateral hip drops when stand on ipsilateral

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22
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shoulder dislocation (anterior dislocation of humerus)

A

axillary

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23
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posterior hip dislocation

A

inferior gluteal

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24
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thigh adduction

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obturator

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thigh abduction
sup gluteal
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hip extension
inf. gluetal
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what does femoral nerve do?
hip flexion and leg extension (so opp of inf. gluteal)
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foot drop
common peroneal
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wrist drop
radial
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patient with trauma to lateral leg, only superficial fibular nerve in injured. what can he not do?
cannot evert+ senstaion of dorusm and distal third of anterior leg
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patient with charcot marie tooth, he has what type of symptoms?
foot drop due to common peroneal nerve invovlement
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knee trauma penetrating injury
tibial
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just traction like anterior and posterior knee injury
popliteal artery
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bakert cysts is mostly associated with?
chronic inflam
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great siatic foramen is divided by piriformis. what goes above(1) and what goes below (3) and which goes into lesser siatic foramen
above is superior gluteal below is siatic nerve, pudendal and inferior gluteal pudendal goes through lesser siatic
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disc generally herniate throough
posterolateral
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herniation of L2-L3 affects?
L3
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decreased in patellar reflex...herniation
L3-L4
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weakness of dorsiflexion
L4-L5 Pediatrics kids 5 years PED L5
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weakness of knee extension
L3-L4
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decreased in Achilles reflex
S1
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weakness of plantarflexion
S1
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lumbar puncture is performed?
L3-L4 or L4-L5
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Cauda equina is at
L4-L5
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spinal cord ends at
L1-L2
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conus medullaris ends at
L1-L2
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injury to these give me nerve and artery | axilla, lateral thoracic
long thoracicN, lateral thoracicA
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surgical neck of humerus
axillary N, posterior circumflex A ( BOLUUUUUU!!!)
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midshaft humerus
radial N, deep brachial
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distal humerus/cubital of fossa
median N, brachial
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popliteal fossa
tibial N, popliteal A
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Posterior to medial mallious
Tibal and post. tibal
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medial epicondyle?
ulnar
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cremester reflex level
L1-L2
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anal spincter level
S3-S4
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achilles
S1-S2
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triceps
C7-C8
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patellar
L3-L4
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biceps
C5-C6
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sensory to posterolateral leg
common peroneal nerve ---> lateral sural cutaneous nerve