Glomus tumors are found in 2 sites: Glomus _____ and Glomus tympanicum
_____ (condition) is due to a lesion of the long thoracic nerve that supplies the serratus anterior
A lesion to the _____ would result in difficulty flexing elbow and loss of sensation on the lateral forearm
Injury to the _____ nerve presents as decreased sensation of upper anterior thigh and an absent cremasteric reflex.
A lesion to the _____ of the brachial plexus would result in Klumpke palsy (total claw hand)
_____ nerve (C5-T1) injury is commonly due to:- anteromedial supracondylar fracture of the humerus (proximal lesion)- carpal tunnel syndrome (distal lesion)- wrist laceration (distal lesion)
Basilar skull fractures most often follow traumatic head injuries and commonly involve the _____ segment of the temporal bone
Proximal tibial nerve lesions present with:- foot _____flexion- foot everted at rest- loss of foot inversion- weakness of the extrinsic muscles of the foot
When the acoustic neuroma affects the _____ fibers of the facial nerve, there will be hypoaesthesia of the posterior meatal wall
Compression of the axilla (resulting in radial nerve injury) can occur due to improper use of _____ or sleeping with an arm over a chair (aka Saturday night palsy).
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