L18 - Lower Limb Nerve Injuries Flashcards

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cauda equina vs conus lesions

difference? label diagram

what are the landmarks for lumbar punctures

how else do they differ injury briefly

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cauda equina vs conus medullaris injuries differences

pain severity?
pain location?
sensory disturbance?
motor loss?
reflexes?
bowel / bladder
sexual function?
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3
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cauda equina vs conus lesions

causes of injuries
give examples

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4
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nerve root entrapment - what is this aka

what is it cause by, examples list

what nerve roots are commonly impinged and where do they exist

where may the pain be felt and how does this present

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5
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lower limb dermatomes

imagine and label what does each supply

what nerve roots cause knee jerk and ankle jerk

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6
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lower limb
weakness

what nerve roots cause weakness in different places

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7
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label the lumbar and sacral plexus

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8
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label the lumbar and sacral plexus

find
lateral cutaneous
femoral
posterior femoral
obturator
sciatic
genitofemoral
pudendal
illioinguinal
illiohypogastric
inferior and superior gluteal
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9
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what causes lumbosacral plexus lesions

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10
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femoral nerve organisation

what is affected if the damage is proximal

what happens if it is below iguinal ligamnet

what would a distal lesion cause

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what happens if you damage femoral nerve?

lateral cut nerve?

what symptoms occur as a result of these damage

how can femoral nerve be damaged

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12
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sciatica

what is it what does it cause

differential diagnosis?

what are the causes?

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13
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piriformis syndrome

what is it what does it cause

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14
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sciatic nerve injury

what does it cause

what can cause this

what can a partial sciatic nerve damage like look like

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15
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what are the major divisions of the sciatic nerve, label them

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16
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sciatic nerve divisions

find saphenous n
common peroneal
superficial peroneal n
common peroneal n
sural cutaneous nerve
sciatic nerve
medial and lateral plantar nerve
deep peroneal n.
tibial nerve
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17
Q

tibial nerve
where is it
what does damge to it cause
—symptoms? differential?

what causes it in the first place

what does this nerve give branches to and where

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18
Q

sural nerve
what type is it

common peroneal nerve
what can it be damahed by
what does damage cause

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19
Q

neurogenic foot drop

what is it caused by and where does this occur, what nerves

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20
Q

polyneuropathy

what is it

what does peripheral neurpathy refer to and what does this include
—-give examples of different types

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21
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length dependant polyneuropathy

what are common causes. what are clinical symptoms

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22
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non length dependant polyneuropathy

what causes it, how does this happen and what are the main types

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23
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Guillain Barre Syndrome

what is it
whend does it happen
how does it progress
other features?

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24
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neuronopathy

what is it

what are the type of it — site of damage and causes

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25
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polyradioculopathy

what is this
what is it caused by?? give examples

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26
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compartments of the leg?

shin splints
what causes it and why
what parts of the leg are commonly affected
when does pain happpen? management?

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27
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compartment syndrome

what causes it and why
why is it important

where does this occur? more common where

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28
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compartment syndrome

what causes it, give examples

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29
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consequence of CS

  • physiology
    what happens and why
  • pathology
    what happens if untreated
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30
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acute anterior CS of leg

what happens as a result

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31
Q

acute anterior CS of leg

affects:

dorsiflexion muscles of ankle and foot
—what muscles

anterior tibial artery
—when is it commonly injured

deep perineal nerve
—what does this give sensation to

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32
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acute posterior CS leg

superficial posterior

  • –what does it effect here exactly
  • –muscles? nerves?
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33
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what are the signs of CS?

investigations of CS?

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34
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how do you manage acute CS

what are the complications of mismanagement

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