TERMS Flashcards

1
Q

no branches in arm

all flexors of wrist and fingers (except FCU and FDP digits 4/5)

no sensory branches till near wrist

what is this nerve?

A

median nerve

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2
Q

this is the most common nerve entrapment?

A

CTS

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3
Q

reproduction of paresthesias in 1-2 minutes of wrist flexion

sensitive

false positives are rare

test for CTS

A

phalen’s maneuver

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4
Q

paresthesias elicited by tapping over median nerve

less sensitive than phalens

false positive are common

test for CTS

A

tinel’s sign

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5
Q

due to entrapment of lateral femoral cutaneous nerve under or through the inguinal ligament where it is engulfed by multiple layers of fascia

A

meralgia paresthetica

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6
Q

occurs at the fibular head and most common neuropathy in the lower extremity

it results from prolonged compression of this nerve between an external object and the fibular neck

A

peroneal mononeuropathy

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