Nerves of upper limb

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Froggy Jumps Nerves of upper limbOnline version Nerves of upper limb by Manal Omar 1 A patient presents with "Wrist Drop," where they are unable to extend their wrist. Which nerve is most likely injured? a Radial Nerve b Ulnar Nerve c Median Nerve 2 Which nerve is responsible for the sensation in the palmar side of the thumb, index, and middle fingers? a Median Nerve b Radial Nerve c Musculocutaneous Nerve 3 When you hit your "funny bone," you are actually compressing a nerve against the medial epicondyle of the humerus. Which nerve is this? a Ulnar Nerve b Median Nerve c Axillary Nerve 4 The "OK Sign" (touching the tip of the thumb to the tip of the index finger) tests the function of which nerve? a Median Nerve b Radial Nerve c Ulnar Nerve 5 A patient cannot abduct or adduct their fingers. Which nerve injury is suspected? a Ulnar Nerve b Musculocutaneous Nerve c Median Nerve 6 Which nerve is most commonly associated with the clinical condition "Carpal Tunnel Syndrome"? a Median Nerve b Radial Nerve c Ulnar Nerve 7 A "Claw Hand" deformity, characterized by hyperextension of the metacarpophalangeal joints and flexion of the distal and interphalangeal joints, is a classic sign of injury to which nerve? a Ulnar Nerve b Median Nerve c Radial Nerve 8 Which nerve provides motor innervation to the triceps brachii muscle, responsible for extending the elbow? a Radial Nerve b Ulnar Nerve c Axillary Nerve 9 Which nerve runs through the carpal tunnel at the wrist? a Median Nerve b Ulnar Nerve c Radial Nerve 10 Injury to which nerve would lead to a loss of sensation over the dorsal aspect (back) of the hand, particularly near the web space between the thumb and index finger? a Radial Nerve b Ulnar Nerve c Median Nerve 11 A patient who has been using crutches improperly complains of numbness and weakness in their hand. Examination shows they are unable to extend their wrist and fingers. Which nerve has likely been compressed in the axilla? a Radial Nerve b Ulnar Nerve c Median Nerve

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Nerves of upper limbOnline version

by Manal Omar

A patient presents with "Wrist Drop," where they are unable to extend their wrist. Which nerve is most likely injured?

Which nerve is responsible for the sensation in the palmar side of the thumb, index, and middle fingers?

When you hit your "funny bone," you are actually compressing a nerve against the medial epicondyle of the humerus. Which nerve is this?

The "OK Sign" (touching the tip of the thumb to the tip of the index finger) tests the function of which nerve?

A patient cannot abduct or adduct their fingers. Which nerve injury is suspected?

Which nerve is most commonly associated with the clinical condition "Carpal Tunnel Syndrome"?

A "Claw Hand" deformity, characterized by hyperextension of the metacarpophalangeal joints and flexion of the distal and interphalangeal joints, is a classic sign of injury to which nerve?

Which nerve provides motor innervation to the triceps brachii muscle, responsible for extending the elbow?

Which nerve runs through the carpal tunnel at the wrist?

Injury to which nerve would lead to a loss of sensation over the dorsal aspect (back) of the hand, particularly near the web space between the thumb and index finger?

A patient who has been using crutches improperly complains of numbness and weakness in their hand. Examination shows they are unable to extend their wrist and fingers. Which nerve has likely been compressed in the axilla?