Anatomical Considerations in Regional Anesthesia — Flashcards

Anatomical Considerations in Regional Anesthesia — Flashcards

Anatomical Considerations in Regional Anesthesia — Flashcards
#1

Lumbar puncture is usually performed between _____ and L5

#2

Anesthesia of the cheek is very common, in blowout fractures due to the involvement of _____ nerve

#3

When the acoustic neuroma affects the _____ fibers of the facial nerve, there will be hypoaesthesia of the posterior meatal wall

#4

The _____ is the landmark for the pudendal nerve block.

#5

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

#6

_____ represents the classical location of femoral hernia

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#7

_____ system of tooth charting: Number is assigned to each quadrant and that number is placed before tooth's number.

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#8

_____ femoral hernia is lateral to the femoral artery

Hint: A

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#9

A lesion to #_____ would result in deltoid paralysis.

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#10

A lesion to #2 would result in _____

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