HIGH YIELD I Flashcards

1
Q

Thumb and 1st finger dysphasia indicates?

A

carpal tunnel (median nerve)

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2
Q

medical conditions that can lead to CTS?

A
hypothyroidism
diabetes mellitus
acromegaly
RA
amyloidosis
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3
Q

most common, most sensitive test for CTS?

A

phalans maneuver

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4
Q

most consistent symptom of CTS?

A

nocturnal hand paresthesia with or without pain

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5
Q

most inconsistent symptom of CTS?

A

neck pain
radicular pain
unequivocal numbness
weakness/atrophy of hypothenar muscles

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6
Q

causes of meralgia paresthetica?

A

pregnancy
obesity
diabetes mellitus

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7
Q

most common lower extremity nerve entrapment

precipitating factors in what palsy?

A

peroneal mononeuropathy

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8
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T/F, peroneal mononeuropathy can also be due to lesions of the sciatic nerve peroneal components?

A

T

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9
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this is an uncommon entrapment neuropathy, not common in preg

A

tarsal tunnel syndrome

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10
Q

what is diagnostic of tarsal tunnel syndrome?

A

asymmetrical slowing or absence of one or both plantar responses

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