Dermatomes Flashcards

1
Q

Rating scale

A

0 = absent (no perception)

1 = impaired (inconsistent, hypo or hyper sensitive)

2 = normal (recognizes sensation accurately)

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2
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C2

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Along sternoeidomastoid

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3
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C3

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Over upper trapezius

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4
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C4

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Along clavicle to acromion

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5
Q

C5

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Deltoid down to lateral aspect of arm, proximal to elbow

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6
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C6

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Lateral forearm from distal elbow to tip of thumb

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7
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C7

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Front and back of middle finger

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8
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C8

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Ulnar side of hand and pinky finger

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9
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T1

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Medial aspect of forearm

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10
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T2

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Medial aspect of upper arm

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11
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L2

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Anterior thigh

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12
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L3

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Front of knee

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13
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L4

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Medial leg from knee to ankle

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14
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L5

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Lateral leg, crossing top of foot, and ending on big toe

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15
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S1

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Lateral foot and heel

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16
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S2

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Back of knee from distal gastrocs to hamstrings

17
Q

Low sacral levels

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Patient report of sensation changes

18
Q

Proprioception is characteristically lost in what pattern?

A

Distal to proximal

May be relevant w/systemic issues or peripheral nerve injuries

19
Q

Definition of dermatome

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Area of skin supplied by single pair of spinal nerves (31 pairs of spinal nerves)