Clinical Considerations Flashcards

1
Q

Occurs when pt tries to close fist: can close PIP & DIP, but not MP joints, with damage to ulnar nerve

A

claw hand

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2
Q

Damage to median nerve that allows only the medial two fingers to close in a fist

A

hand of oath/benediction

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3
Q

Carpal tunnel and inability to pronate occur with damage to ___ nerve

A

median

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4
Q

occurs w lost nerve supply to ALL extensors, can’t extend wrist
-radial nerve damage

A

wrist drop

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5
Q

___ & ___ reflexes are carried in the radial nerve

A

triceps

brachioradialis

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6
Q

discrepancy bt left and right is seen in the ___ reflex

A

bicipital

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7
Q

palsy caused by supraclavicular injuries, C5/C6 roots

A

erb-duchenne

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8
Q

brachial plexus injury that forces shoulder down and shows as atrophy of axillary, deltoid, brachialis, biceps brachii

A

erb-duchenne

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9
Q

brachial plexus injury to the infraclavicular n, involving roots C8/T1

A

klumpke

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10
Q

brachial plexus injury that occurs when the shoulder is jerked upwards, or from grabbing above

A

klumpke’s palsy

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11
Q

presentation of ERB DUCHENNE in which the extremity is held w/ hand rotated internally (palm faces outward)

A

waiter’s tip

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12
Q

infraclavicular damage (klumpke’s) may lead to ___ ___, w/ ptosis

A

horner’s syndrome

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13
Q

reflex that tests for the function of the femoral nerve

A

patellar

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14
Q

there is muscular weakness in all muscles supplied as well as sensory deficits cutaneously with damage to what nerve

A

obturato

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15
Q

normally, a foot dorsiflexes before the heel hits the ground via anterior compartment muscles, but this occurs when the DEEP FIBULAR n. is damaged

A

steppage gait/foot drop

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16
Q

very high step and stomping down, which usually requires an orthotic device

A

steppage gait

17
Q

decreased toe flexing bility that occurs with TIBIAL nerve damage

A

flexor paralysis

18
Q

hammer toes and claw foot occur with damage to the __ nerve

A

tibial