Clinical Anatomy — Flashcards

Lesions to CN _____ result in shoulder droop on the ipsi-lateral side of the lesion

_____ (distortion of the hand) is most apparent when making a fist, and is due to a proximal median nerve lesion.

Injury to the _____ nerve (C5-C6) is commonly due to:- fracture at the surgical neck of the humerus - anterior dislocation of the humerus

_____ syndrome is a spinal cord lesion due to compression of spinal roots from L2 and below

Wrist slash injuries:A deep laceration on the _____ side of the wrist may injure the ulnar artery, ulnar nerve, and flexor carpi ulnaris tendon.

Vernet syndrome, which presents with dysfunction of cranial nerves _____, 10, and 11, is due to lesions of the jugular foramen

Injury to the _____ nerve presents as loss of sensation on the dorsum of the foot and foot drop (motor).

Injury to the _____ nerve presents as decreased medial thigh sensation and adduction.

Repetitive pronation / supination of the forearm can result in a _____ nerve palsy due to irritation by the superficial and deep parts of the supinator muscle

A lesion to #_____ (C5-C7) would result in winged scapula.