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1
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Arteries in the leg

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External iliac->femoral->popliteal->anterior tibial->dorsalis pedis

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2
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What is area covered by L3 dermatome

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Anterior thigh

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What is area covered by L4 dermatome

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Over the knee and medial malleolus

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4
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What is area covered by L5 dermatome

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Over dorsum of foot
Lateral calf and malleolus

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5
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What is area covered by S1 dermatome

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Posterolateral area of foot
Lateral side of foot (pinky toe)

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6
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At what level does aorta bifurcate

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L4

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7
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Which cranial nerves come out of the different brainstem parts

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Midbrain- CN3 and 4
Pons- CN5-8
Medulla- CN9-12

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8
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Branches of CNV

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V1= opthalmic
V2= maxillary
V3= mandibular

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9
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Function of CNV

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Sensory to skin, sinuses and mucous membranes of face
CNV1 is corneal reflex
Motor control of muscles of mastication- masseter, temporalis
General sensation on anterior 2/3 tongue

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10
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Function of CN7

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Motor- facial muscles supply
Sensory- anterior 2/3 taste on tongue
Parasympathetic supply of sublingual, submandibular and lacrimal glands

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11
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Difference in inflammation of vestibular neuronitis vs labyrinthitis

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Vestibular neuronitis= inflammation of vestibular branch of CN8
Labyrinthitis= inflammation of complex of membranous labyrinth (semicircular rings complex)

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12
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Function of CN8

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Splits into 2 branches at
- vestibular nerve= sensory information on balance
- cochlear= sensory information on hearing

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13
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Function of CN9

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Sensory- touch and taste to posterior 1/3 of tongue
Afferent for gag reflex
Parasympathetic= parotid gland

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14
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Function of CN10

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Sensory- heart, abdominal organs and larynx
Motor- muscles of pharynx and larynx
Parasympathetic supply to abdominal tract, heart and bronchi

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15
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Function of CN11

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Motor to sternocleidomastoid and trapezius

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16
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Function of CN12

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Motor- muscles of tongue

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17
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Nerve affected if tongue deviated to right

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Right hypoglossal nerve

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18
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Efferent pathway in gag reflex

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Vagus

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19
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If uvula is deviated to right where is lesion

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Left vagus nerve

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20
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Corticospinal tract pathway

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Motor
Cerebral cortex
Decussate in medulla
Synapse at spinal level and leave through ventral horn

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21
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What is carried in spinothalamic pathway

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Temperature
Crude pressure
Pain

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22
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Where do spinothalamic vs dorsal column tracts decussate

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Dorsal= medulla
Spinothalamic= 2 levels above level where enter dorsal horn

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23
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Causes of brown sequard

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Trauma
Ischaemic
Infective- TB, abscess
MS

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24
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Presentation of brown sequard

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Ipsilateral weakness
Ipsilateral vibration and proprioception loss
Contralateral pain and temp loss

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25
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What are is covered by S2 dermatome

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Posterior thigh

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26
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What is covered by C5 dermatome

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Lateral part of arm down to elbow

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27
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What is covered by C6 dermatome

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Lateral lower arm down to thumb

28
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What is covered by C7 dermatome

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Plamar and dorsal middle 3 fingers with a lot lower arm

29
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What is covered by C8 dermatome

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Palmar little finger up to medial elbow

30
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What is covered by T1 dermatome

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Medial upper arm

31
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What dermatome covers AC joint and over shoulder

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C4

32
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Muscles and nerve for shoulder adduction

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Pec major
Lat dorsi
Teres major
Nerve- Scapular

33
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Muscles and nerves for shoulder abduction

A

Deltoid
Axillary

34
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Elbow flexion

A

Musculocutaneous
C5

35
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Elbow extension

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Radial
C7

36
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Wrist flexion

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Radial C6,7

37
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Wrist extension

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Radial

38
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Thumb abduction

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Median

39
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Finger flexion

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Median

40
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Finger extension

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Radial

41
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Finger abduction

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Ulnar

42
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Sensory area for axillary nerve

A

Area under the shoulder on both sides

43
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Sensory area for musculocutaneous nerve

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Lateral part of forearm

44
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Sensory area for radial nerve

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Lateral part of forearm then posterior forearm
Back of hand

45
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Sensory area for median nerve

A

Palmar lateral 3 and a half fingers

46
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Sensory area for ulnar nerve

A

Lateral 1 and a half fingers

47
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Muscle for thumb adduction

A

Ulnar

48
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Nerve for knee flexion

A

Sciatic S1

49
Q

Nerve for knee extension

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Femoral L3,4

50
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Inferior gluteal

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Femoral L2

51
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Nerve for hip flexion

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Femoral
L5

52
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Nerve for ankle dorsiflexion

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Common peroneal
L4

53
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Nerve for ankle plantarflexion

A

S1
Tibial

54
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Nerve for toe flexion

A

Deep peroneal
L5

55
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Root for knee reflex

A

L3-L4
Femoral

56
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Root for ankle reflex

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S1-S2
Tibial

57
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Nerve for toe extension

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Common peroneal

58
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Common peroneal sensory nerve area

A

Dorsum of foot and lateral lower leg

59
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Femoral nerve stretch test vs straight leg raise test

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Straight leg raise will induce pain in buttocks or posterior thigh if S1-S2/sciatic nerve compression
Femoral nerve stretch test involves lying on back and extending hip with knee flexed- pain in anterio thigh= L2/4/ femoral nerve compression

60
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S1 compression

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Sensory loss posterolateral aspect of leg and lateral aspect of foot
Weakness in plantar flexion of foot
Reduced ankle reflex
Positive sciatic nerve stretch test

61
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L3 compression

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Sensory loss over anterior thigh
Weak hip flexion, knee extension and hip adduction
Reduced knee reflex
Positive femoral stretch test

62
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L4 compression

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Sensory loss anterior aspect of knee and medial malleolus
Weak knee extension and hip adduction
Reduced knee reflex
Positive femoral stretch test

63
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L5 compression

A

Sensory loss dorsum of foot
Weakness in foot and big toe dorsiflexion
Reflexes intact
Positive sciatic nerve stretch test

64
Q

Where is lesion in INO

A

MLF on side of eye unable to adduct

65
Q

What use to keep delirious patient on ward

A

DOLS

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