Neuropathies upper limb Flashcards

(33 cards)

1
Q

what nerve carries the dermatome around the anterior medial arm

A

medial cutaneous from C8T1

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2
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what nerve dermatome is the lateral forearm

A

lateral cutaneous C567

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3
Q

what nerve dermatome is the middle posterior arm forearm

A

C5678

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4
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what dermatome is the arm/shoulder area

A

axillary nerve from superior lateral cutaneous C56

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5
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what nerve dermatome are the anterior digits1-3 and half 4

A

median nerve C678

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6
Q

what nerve dermatome is the anterior and posterior 5th digit and half of 4th

A

ulnar C8T1

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7
Q

what nerve dermatome is the posterior hand and digits 1-3 and half 4

A

radial C678

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8
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what is the nerve dermatome of the supraclavicular area

A

supraclavicular nn C34

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9
Q

what is the cutaneous inn of the thumb and index finger

A

thumb is C6

index is 6 and 7

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10
Q

what is the cutaneous inn for palm and middle 3 fingers

A

C7

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11
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what is the cutaneous inn for the pinky finger and ring

A

C8

ring is C7C8

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12
Q

What mm does the C5 level inn

A

deltoid, biceps

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13
Q

what is the reflex for the C5 level

A

biceps

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14
Q

what mm does C6 level inn

A

biceps wrist extensors

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15
Q

what reflex is with C6 level

A

brachioradialis

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16
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what mm does C7 level inn

A

wrist flexors and finger extensors

17
Q

what reflex is assoc with C7

18
Q

what mm does C8 inn

A

finger flexors

19
Q

what mm does T1 inn

20
Q

What levels provide SANs to upper limb

21
Q

what are the major joints of UL

A

gelnohumeral, AC
ulnar humeral, radial humeral, ulnar radial
intercarpal joints
MCP, PIP DIP

22
Q

What are the components of UL neuro exam

A
muscle strength
tone
DTRs
light touch
sharp touch
graphesthesia
stereognosis
proprioception
23
Q

what structures pass through thoracic inlet

A

brachial plexus, subclavian a and v

24
Q

what boney structures surround brachial plexus

A

spinal column, first ribs, sternum and clavicle

25
what can cause thoracic outlet syndrome
cervical rib, excessive tension in scalenes, SD of clavicle, upper ribs and upper thoracics, tumor, abnormal insertion pec minor, whiplash, fractured clavicle
26
where can compression occur leading to thoracic outlet
between scalenes, pec minor and rib cage | costoclavicular articulation between clavicle and first rib
27
What are the neurlogic symptoms of thoracic outlet
numbness, parasthesias, muscle weakness
28
what are the vascular symptoms of thoracic outlet syndrome
distal thromboembolism arm pain with exertion (claudication) acute arterial thrombosis If vein then DVT and swelling
29
What are on your Ddx for thoracic outlet
``` pancoast tumor tumor of pulmonary sulcus spinal tumor nerve root tumor OA of C spine arthritis of shoulder cervical radiculopathy ```
30
What special tests help confirm thoracic outlet syndrome
``` Adsens roos spurlings hyperabduction test rib restrictions in ribs 1-5 ```
31
What is the Tx for thoracic outlet syndrome
``` PT NSAIDs steroids muscle blocks surgical decompression (remove cervical ribs 1st rib or clavicle ```
32
What OMT maneuvers can help with thoracic outlet syndrome
SD of ribs, clavicle, sib sons fascia, C spin, T spine
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Where can the ulnar n be entrapped
epicondylar groove cubital tunnel guyons tunnel