_____ muscle is not pierced when paracentesis is performed using the midline approach.
Loss of muscle action in an _____ nerve injury includes loss of:1. wrist flexion2. flexion of medial fingers (4th and 5th digits)3. abduction AND adduction of fingers (interossei)4. medial 2 lumbricals (4th and 5th digits)
In sialolithiasis, a single stone is more common in the _____, specifically in the wharton duct
If a patient is _____ during aspiration, an abscess may form in the superior segment of the right lower lobe of the lung
Loss of muscle action in a _____ nerve injury includes loss of:1. wrist flexion2. flexion of lateral fingers (2nd and 3rd digits)3. thumb opposition (not thumb flexion)4. lateral 2 lumbricals (2nd and 3rd digits)
Radial Head Subluxation impinges the _____ nerve, causing weakness of most of the posterior forearm extensors
In a cervical or lumbar disc herniation, the disc typically herniates into the _____, affecting the inferior nerve
A lesion to #_____ would result in Erb palsy ("waiter's tip.")
The _____ reflex tests nerve roots C7 and C8 (radial nerve)
_____ pouch is seen in the gallbladder, serves as a potential space for gallstones to get lodged.
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