The _____ nerve is commonly injured due to- trauma - compression of the lateral aspect of the leg (ex Cast) - a fibular neck fracture
The _____ reflex tests nerve roots C5 and C6 (musculocutaneous nerve)
The _____temporal quadrant is the most exposed to trauma
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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
Why does frontal trauma NOT cause occipital contrecoup injuries?_____
Dacryocystitis is the inflammation of the lacrimal _____
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.
The most common site of a sebaceous cyst is _____ of the ear
_____ femoral hernia is under the pectineus fascia
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