Nerve lesions Flashcards by Kate McDonald

Q

Lateral femoral cutaneous leveld

A

L2-L3

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Skin over lateral thigh (nerve)

A

Lateral femoral cutaneous

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Q

Knee extension weakness (nerve)

A

femoral n.

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Knee extension weakness (levels)

A

L2-L4

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Q

Hip adduction injury (n)

A

Obturator n.

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Hip adduction (levels)

A

L2-L4

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Posterior femoral cutaneous n. levels

A

S1-S3

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Hip extension weakness (n)

A

Inferior gluteal n.

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Hip extension weakness (levels)

A

L5-S2

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Hip abduction injury (n)

A

Superior gluteal n.

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Hip abduction weakness (levels)

A

L4-S1

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Q

Trendelenburg sign (n)

A

Superior gluteal n.

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Trendelenburg sign (levels)

A

L4-S1

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Knee flexion weakness (n)

A

Sciatic n.

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Knee flexion weakness (levels)

A

L4-S3

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Plantarflexion weakness (n)

A

Tibial n.

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Abduction of hallux weakness (n)

A

Medial plantar n

Q

weakness of abduction of digits 2-5

A

Lateral plantar n.

Q

weakness of eversion (n)

A

superficial fibular n.

Q

weakness of dorsiflexion (n)

A

deep fibular n.

Q

weakness of eversion, dorsiflexion (n)

A

common fibular n

Q

Gluteus maximus lurch injury

A

Inferior gluteal n.

Q

Part of gait affected by inferior gluteal n.

A

Heel strike

Q

Quadriceps weakness (n)

A

femoral n.

Thigh push (n)

Femoral n.

Recurvatum gait (n)

femoral n.

Part of gait affected by femoral n injury

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Trendelenburg gait

Superior gluteal n.

Part of gait affected by superior gluteal n. injury

Midstance

Circumduct gait

injury to femoral n (hip flexors)

Part of gait affected by hip flexor injury

Terminal stance & preswing

Steppage gait

Deep fibular n.

Midswing

deep fibular n.

terminal swing

deep fibular n.

foot slap gait

deep fibular n.