Peripheral nerves Flashcards

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brachial plexus injury - erb’s palsy. causes.

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traction during delivery. motorcycle accident

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conus medullaris at what vertebral body?

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L1-2

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Erb’s palsy what nerve damaged?

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upper trunk brachial plexus, C5-6

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what muscle affected erb’s palsy?

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deltoid, biceps, infraspinatus, wrist extensors

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what cause Klumpke’s palsy?

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grabbing branch during fall, upward traction.

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what nerve injured klumpke’s palsy?

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lower trunk, C8-T1.

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what muscles affected klumpke’s palsy?

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hand and finger weakness, atrophy hypothenar, may be associated Horner’s syndrome

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thoracic outlet syndrome what nerve damaged?

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lower brachial pleus between clavicle and 1st rib

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pancoast’s syndrome, what is it?

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apical tumor extends into brachial plexus

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carpal tunnel clinical tests?

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sensation monofilament, tinel’s sign, phalen’s sign. muscle strength abductor4 pollicis brevis (abduct thumb perpendicular to palm).

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what damaged in carpal tunnel? where?

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median nerve in carpal tunnel under flexor retinaculum.

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what muscles affected carpal tunnel?

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Lumbricals
Opponens pollicis
Abductor pollicis brevis
Flexor pollicis brevis

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neuropraxia

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conduction loss without structural change to axon. good prognosis.

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axonotmesis

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axon damaged with wallerian degeneration of distal segment. fair to good outcome

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3rd degree nerve damage

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lss axon and endoneurial sheath

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4th degrees nerve damage

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loss of perimeurium and fasicular continuity inside intact epineurium

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5th degree nerve damagew

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loss of continuity of entire nerve trunk with distance separating nerve ends

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Horner’s syndrome

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Paralysis cervical sympathetic nerve. Constricted pupil, drooping eyelid, loss of sweating.