Clinical Anatomy — Flashcards

Injury to the _____ nerve results in:1. "ape hand / median claw" (appearance)2. loss of thenar muscles (action)3. no loss of sensation (sensation)

The _____temporal quadrant is the most exposed to trauma

Hint: i/s

Establishment of the age of _____ years can be done by evaluation of the medial end of the clavicle

Forearm space of parona can get infected from the _____ bursa

Patients with a supra_____ VSD of any size are advised to get VSDs surgically closed

Compression of Baxter's nerve by the deep fascia that covers _____ is implicated to be a possible cause of chronic heel pain and plantar fasciitis.

Why does frontal trauma NOT cause occipital contrecoup injuries?_____

Dacryocystitis is the inflammation of the lacrimal _____

The most common site of a sebaceous cyst is _____ of the ear

C_____ injury leads to decreased sensation over the lateral aspect of the neck and inferiorly over clavicles down to the rib space