peripheral nerve injuries Flashcards

1
Q

what nerve runs through the anatomical snuffbox

A

radial n

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2
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what nerve runs through the thenar eminence

A

median n

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3
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C5 dermatome

A

does not cross the forearm
on lateral side of arm

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4
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c6 dermatome

A

thumb, front and back
lateral half of index finger, front and back

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5
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c7 dermatome

A

middle of forearm and hand
lateral sides of index and ring finger, front and back
full middle finger, front and back

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6
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c8 dermatome

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medial forearm, front and back
full pinky, front and back
medial side of ring finger, front and back

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7
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t1 dermatome

A

medial elbow, front and back

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8
Q

cutaneous nerve supply for the hand - ulnar nerve

A

palmer side only
full pinky and half of ring finger

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9
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cutaneous nerve supply for the hand - median nerve

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palmer view:
half of ring finger, full middle, index, thumb

dorsal view:
finger tips of digits 1-3 and half of ring finger

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10
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cutaneous nerve supply for the hand - radial nerve

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palmer view:
lateral thumb/close to thenar eminence

dorsal:
phalageal 1-3 (not going to fingertips)

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11
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median nerve entrapments

proximal to elbow

A

compression under ligament of struthers
- radiographs may show bone spurs
- motor and sensory loss in the entire distribution
- pronator teres mm affected

supply of the pronator teres is ABOVE the elbow

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12
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median nerve entrapments

pronator teres syndrome

A

compression between two heads of the pronator

MOi: overuse, repetitive activities invlving pronation like hammering and tennis
S/S: heaviness and pain in the forearm, minimal night pain

pronator teres is spared since the innervation/supply happens above the elbow

FPL, APB, FDP (digits 203), OP, OQ mm.
pain is reproduced with resisted flexion and pronation

sensory: digits 1-3.5 and thenar eminencen

special tests:
(+) pronator teres syndrom test
(+) tinels sign at forearm
(-) phalens test (carpal tunnel syndrome)

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13
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median nerve entrapments

anterior interosseuous syndrome

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compressed below the PT, near flexor group

  • pure motor
  • weakness: FPL, FDP (digits 2-3), PQ

forearm pain but no sensory symptoms

unable to make OK sign (kiloh nevin sign)

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14
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median nerve entrapments

carpal tunnel syndrome

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compressed under the transverse ligament

sensory: deficits median distribution but sparing the thenar eminence

motr: ABP, OP, FBP, thenar mm atrophy

~nocturnal pain~

reproduction og pain with prolonged wrist flexion, active compression of carpal tunnel produces symtptoms

special tests:
(+) tinnels at wrist
(+) phalens and reverse phalens

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15
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radial nerve entrapment

crutch palsy

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16
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radial nerve entrapment

high radial nerve injury

A

humerus spiral groove or shaft fracture

17
Q

radial nerve entrapment

radial tunnel syndrome

A

compression of PIN in the radial tunnel

18
Q

radial nerve entrapment

PIN syndrome

A

compression of PIN between the two heads of supinator mm

19
Q

radial nerve entrapment

wartenberg’s sydnrome

A

cheiralgia paresthetica: compression of superficial sensory branch under ECRL and brachialis tendons

20
Q

ulnar nerve entrapment

ulnar nerve entrapment between two head of FCU

A
21
Q

ulnar nerve entrapment

Guyon’s canal syndrome

A

ulnar nerve entrapment between the hook of hamate and transverse carpal ligament

22
Q

what nerve lives between the first and second web space of the feet

A

deep peroneal (fibular) nerve

23
Q

c1-c2 myotome

A

cervical flexion

24
Q

c3 myotome

A

c/s lateral flexion

25
Q

c4 myotome

A

shoulder elevation

26
Q

c5 myotome

A

shoulder abduction

27
Q

c6 myotome

A

wrist extension

28
Q

c7 myotome

A

elbow extension

29
Q

c8 myotome

A

finger flexion
thumb abduction

30
Q

t1 myotome

A

finger abduction

31
Q

l1-l2 myotome

A

hip flexion

32
Q

l3 myotome

A

knee extension

33
Q

l4 myotome

A

ankle DF

34
Q

l5 myotome

A

great toe extension

35
Q

l5-s1 myotome

A

PF

36
Q

s1-s2

A

PF + Eversion

37
Q

(+) froments sign is weakness of what mm

A

Adductor policis longus

Ulnar n

You see the DIP flex trying to hold on to the paper