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Nerve root screen Flashcards

1
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DTR: C5

A

Biceps

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2
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DTR: C6

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Brachioradialis

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3
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DTR: C7

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Triceps

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4
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DTR: C8

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Finger flexion

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5
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Sensation testing: C5

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Deltoid

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6
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Sensation testing: C6

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Thumb and index finger

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7
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Sensation testing: C7

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Middle finger

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8
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Sensation testing: C8

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Little finger

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9
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Sensation testing: T1

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Ulnar border of forearm

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10
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Myotome testing: C5

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Shoulder ER

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11
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Myotome testing: C6

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Wrist extension

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12
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Myotome testing: C7

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Triceps

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13
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Myotome testing: C8

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Finger flexion or thumb up

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14
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Myotome testing: T1

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Interossei

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15
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C5

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DTR: bicep
Sensation: deltoid
Myotome: shoulder ER

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16
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C6

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DTR: brachioradialis
Sensation: thumb and index finger
Myotome: wrist extension

17
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C7

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DTR: triceps
Sensation: middle finger
Myotome: triceps

18
Q

C8

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DTR: Finger flexion
Sensation: little finger
Myotome: finger flexion/interossei

19
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T1

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DTR: none
Sensation: ulnar border of forearm
Myotome: interossei

20
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DTR grading

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0= no response
1+ = slight but definitely present response, may or may not be normal
2+ = brisk response, normal
3+ = very brisk response, may or may not be normal
4+ = clonus (abnormal repeating reflex)
21
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Is a myotome test a break test?

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yes

22
Q

L4

A

DTR: patellar
Sensation: medial ankle
Myotome: ankle dorsiflexion inversion

23
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L5

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DTR: hamstrings
Sensation: 1st web space
Myotome: great toe extension

24
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S1

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DTR: achilles
Sensation: lateral ankle
Myotome: ankle eversion

25
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S2

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DTR: none
Sensation: heel
Myotome: ankle plantar flexion- unilateral heel raise

26
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DTR: L4

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patellar

27
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DTR: L5

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hamstring

28
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DTR: S1

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achilles

29
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Sensation testing: L4

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medial ankle

30
Q

Sensation testing: L5

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1st web space

31
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Sensation testing: S1

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lateral ankle

32
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Sensation testing: S2

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heel

33
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Myotome testing: L4

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ankle dorsiflexion inversion

34
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Myotome testing: L5

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great toe extension

35
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Myotome testing: S1

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ankle eversion

36
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Myotome testing: S2

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ankle plantar flexion- unilateral heel raise

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