Lower Ext - Dr. Moritz Flashcards

1
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Effect of LA on nerves

A

Pain (1st) -> Temperature -> Touch -> Proprioception

Everything we’ve learned is temp 1st than pain..

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A popliteal block is essentially what type of block?

A

tibial nerve block

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3
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What does the tibial nerve innervate?

A

posterior leg and sole of foot

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4
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What type of surgeries is a popliteal nerve used for?

A

“ Great for rear foot case”

Achilles tendon work
Gastrocnemius recession
Clubfoot releases
Post operative pain mgmt.

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Anatomy of popliteal block

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Diamond shaped popliteal fossa

Medial & lateral heads of gractroc

Superiomedially by semitendinosus and semimembranosus

Found 0.5-1cm lateral to popliteal fossa

1.5-2 cm deep in skin

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When doing a popliteal block where do you place the intradermal wheal?

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5-7 cm proximal to crease

0.5-1 cm lateral to midline

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How do you know that you are in the correct location during a popliteal block?

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Plantarflexion of foot

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What are the 2 deep and 3 superficial nerves at the ankle

A

2 Deep

  • Posterior tibial
  • Deep perineal

3 Superficial

  • Superficial peroneal
  • Sural
  • Saphenous
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What are the 4 terminal nerves of the sciatic nerve

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Posterior tibial
Deep peroneal
Superficial peroneal
Sural

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10
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What is the terminal cutaneous branch of the femoral nerve

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Saphenous

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11
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What is cutaneous innervation of posterior tibial nerve

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medial posterior heel and plantar foot

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12
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Anatomy of posterior tibial nerve

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7.5 cm proximal to medial malleolus tip and parallel to medial border achilles

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13
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The posterior tibial nerve branches into…

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medial and lateral planter nerves and calcaneal nerves

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14
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T/F: saphenous is the only branch to innervate the foot that is not a brach of the sciatic nerve

A

TRUE

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15
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Anatomy of saphenous

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anterior to medial malleolus

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16
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Where does the spaphenous nerve terminate

17
Q

Cutaneous innervation of deep peroneal

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cutaneous innervation to the 1st dorsal interspace

18
Q

Anatomy of deep peroneal

A

2.5 cm proximal to the ankle joint the nerve lies between Extensor hallucis longus and the Extensor digitorum longus

19
Q

The deep peroneal nerve is lateral to what pulse?

A

dorsalis pedis pulse

20
Q

Cutaneous innervation of superficial peroneal

A

lower anterior leg and dorsal of foot

21
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Superficial peroneal branches into what nerves

A

medial and intermediate dorsal cutaneous nerves

22
Q

Anatomy of superficial peroneal?

A

Divide to branches 6.5 cm proximal to the ankle joint

Usually able to visualize the intermediate dorsal cutaneous n. directly (“guitar string”)

23
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Cutaneous innervation of sural nerve

A

lateral lower leg and lateral foot

24
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Anatomy of sural nerve

A

Courses the lateral tendo-achilles and runs antero-lateral to the small saphenous v.

1.5cm distal to the lateral malleolus

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Sural nerve provides innervation to which branches?
lateral calcaneal branches
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What is a mayo block used for?
commonly used for 1st MTPJ surgery
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What is an advantage for the mayo block
preserves distal surgical tissue planes
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What are the 4 nerves blocked in a mayo block?
Saphenous Deep peroneal Medial planter Medial dorsal cutaneous
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Anatomy of mayo block
1st Interspace Medial to 1st Metatarsal Directly plantar to 1st metatarsal Superficial plantar to 1st Metatarsal
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Benefits of digital blocks
useful for office and surgical setting provides anesthesia to only the digit being blocked
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Digital blocks are a __ point block
2 point
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Digital block anatomy
2 dorsal digital nerves | 2 plantar digital nerves
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How many sticks for a digital block
3
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What causes pain with nerve blocks?
Change in the pH of LA that we use that causes pain (not form the needle) go at slow rate so pH change is slow
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what should you never use in a digit block
epi