Clinical Correlations Mod 4 Flashcards

1
Q

Axillary n injury location/cause?
Sensation loss?
Action affected?

A
  • fracture at the surgical neck of the humerus
  • anterior dislocation of humerus
  • compressed quadrangular space
  • sensation loss over shoulder
  • decreased shoulder abduction
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Musculocutaneous n injury location/cause?
Sensation loss?
Action affected?

A
  • superior trunk (C5-C6) compression
  • compression of coracobrachialis m
  • sensation loss of lateral forearm
  • weakness elbow flexion
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Radial n injury location/cause?
Sensation loss?
Sign?
Action affected?

A
  • compression of axilla (ex crutches)
  • midshaft spiral fx of humerus
  • repetitive supination and pronation
  • triangular space compression
  • sensation loss of posterior UE
  • Wrist drop
  • decreased grip strength
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Median n injury cause/location?
Sensation loss?
Sign?
Action affected?

A
  • supracondylar fx of humerus
  • pronator teres compression
  • Carpal tunnel syndrome
  • wrist laceration
  • cubital fossa compression
  • sensation loss of palmar lateral hand
  • Ape hand
  • decreased wrist, finger flexion
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Ulnar n injury location/cause?
Sensation loss?
Sign?
Action affected?

A
  • fx of medial epicondyle
  • Cubital tunnel
  • tunnel of guyon (Pisohamate tunnel)
  • FOOSH
  • sensation loss over medial hand
  • Ulnar claw
  • radial deviation with wrist flexion
  • decreased wrist flexion and intrinsic hand mm
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Brachial plexus injury from a wide neck shoulder impacts which nerves?
Sensation loss?
Actions affected?

A
  • upper roots/superior trunk injury
  • C5-C6
  • sensation loss of lateral forearm
  • deltoid, biceps, brachialis actions affected
  • medially rotated arm
  • adducted shoulder
  • extended elbow
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Brachial plexus injury from wide arm body angle will injury what nerves?
Sign?
Muscles affected?

A
  • lower roots/inferior trunk
  • C8-T1
  • Claw hand
  • intrinsic hand muscles affected
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Q

Erb-Duchenne Palsy is caused by injury of what nerves?
Cause?
Sign?

A
  • superior roots injured - superior (C5-C6) and middle (C7) trunk
  • injury during child birth stretches/tears nerves
  • Waiter’s Tip position
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Klumpke’s Paralysis/Palsy:
What’s injured?
Cause?
Weakness in what mm?
Sign?

A
  • inferior trunk injury
  • roots C8-T1
  • caused by shoulder dystocia which is where shoulder’s get stuck during vaginal delivery
  • weakness of wrist/finger flexors, intrinsic mm of hand
  • Claw hand
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Burners and Stingers
Cause?
Where?
Symptoms?

A
  • contact sports and spinal stenosis
  • at neck or shoulder
  • stinging/burning pain in shoulder and hand that can last days or seconds
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Thoracic Outlet Syndrome
What nerve injured?
Where?
Caused by what?
Weakness where?
Sign?

A
  • lower trunk and subclavian a & v compressed b/w the anterior and middle scalenes around the first rib
  • caused by: Pancoast tumor, cervical rib
  • looks similar to Klumpke’s
  • weakness of wrist/finger flexors, intrinsic mm of hand
  • Claw hand
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Winged scapula
What injured?
How injured?
Caused what?

A
  • long thoracic n injured during axillary node dissection or trauma
  • scapula not anchored to thoracic cage
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AC sprain aka Separated shoulder

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  • MOI: trauma/acute injury to AC joint
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