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Radial nerve MCQ by B5 batchOnline version MCQ for Mindmap competition. by Tyler Durden 1 A patient presents with weakness in extending the metacarpophalangeal joints but no sensory loss on the back of the hand and no wrist drop (wrist extension is preserved). Where is the most likely site of compression? a Spiral groove b Between two heads of the supinator muscle c Axilla d Radial tunnel proximal to the supinator 2 Which of the following best describes the sensory area supplied by the superficial branch of the radial nerve? a Palmar surface of the thumb b Dorsal surface of the thumb and dorsolateral hand c Palmar surface of the little finger d Dorsal surface of the little finger 3 What is a common clinical feature associated with radial nerve palsy? a Wrist drop b Elbow flexion c Finger flexion d Shoulder abduction 4 The radial nerve descends posteriorly between which heads of the triceps brachii muscle? a Long head and lateral head b Long head and medial head c Lateral head and medial head d Long head and short head 5 Radial nerve palsy can be caused by midshaft humeral fractures. a True b False c d 6 The Brachioradialis muscle, though a flexor of the elbow, is innervated by the radial nerve. a True b False c d 7 A lesion of the radial nerve in the spiral groove results in a loss of the triceps reflex. a True b False c d

Radial nerve MCQ by B5 batchOnline version

MCQ for Mindmap competition.

by Tyler Durden

A patient presents with weakness in extending the metacarpophalangeal joints but no sensory loss on the back of the hand and no wrist drop (wrist extension is preserved). Where is the most likely site of compression?

Spiral groove

Between two heads of the supinator muscle

Axilla

Radial tunnel proximal to the supinator

Which of the following best describes the sensory area supplied by the superficial branch of the radial nerve?

Palmar surface of the thumb

Dorsal surface of the thumb and dorsolateral hand

Palmar surface of the little finger

Dorsal surface of the little finger

What is a common clinical feature associated with radial nerve palsy?

Wrist drop

Elbow flexion

Finger flexion

Shoulder abduction

The radial nerve descends posteriorly between which heads of the triceps brachii muscle?

Long head and lateral head

Long head and medial head

Lateral head and medial head

Long head and short head

Radial nerve palsy can be caused by midshaft humeral fractures.

True

False

The Brachioradialis muscle, though a flexor of the elbow, is innervated by the radial nerve.

True

False

A lesion of the radial nerve in the spiral groove results in a loss of the triceps reflex.

True

False

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Radial nerve MCQ by B5 batchOnline version

by Tyler Durden

A patient presents with weakness in extending the metacarpophalangeal joints but no sensory loss on the back of the hand and no wrist drop (wrist extension is preserved). Where is the most likely site of compression?

Which of the following best describes the sensory area supplied by the superficial branch of the radial nerve?

What is a common clinical feature associated with radial nerve palsy?

The radial nerve descends posteriorly between which heads of the triceps brachii muscle?

Radial nerve palsy can be caused by midshaft humeral fractures.

The Brachioradialis muscle, though a flexor of the elbow, is innervated by the radial nerve.

A lesion of the radial nerve in the spiral groove results in a loss of the triceps reflex.

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