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30 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
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claw hand of digits 4 and 5
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distal ulnar nerve
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claw hand of digits 2 and 3
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median nerve
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total claw hand
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lower trunk injury (klumpky's palsy-- tree hang) c8-t1
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ape hand
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proximal median nerve
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wrist drop
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radial nerve
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scapular winging
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long thoracic nerve
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unable to wipe bottom
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thoracodorsal nerve
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loss of forearm pronation
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median nerve
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lack of supination
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radial nerve
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cannot abduct of adduct fingers
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ulnar nerve (lumbricles)
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loss of arm abduction
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axillary nerve (c5-6)
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weak lateral rotation of arm
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suprascapular nerve and axillary nerve
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loss of arm and forearm flexion
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musculocutaneous nerve (c5-7)
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loss of forearm extension
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radial nerve (c5-8)
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trouble initiating abduction
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suprascapular nerve
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unable to abduct the arm beyond 10 degrees
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axillary nerve
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unable to raise arm above horizontal
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long thoracic nerve and spinal accessory nerve
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fracture to shaft of humerus
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radial nerve
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fracture to surgical neck of the humerous
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axillary nerve
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Fx to supracondyle of the humerous
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proximal median nerve lesion
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Fx ofmedial epicondyle
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proximal ulnar nerve lesion
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anterior should dislocation
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axillary nerve
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injury to the carpal tunnel
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median nerve
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pelvis fracture
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femoral nerve
(cannot flex hip or extend legs) |
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anterior hip dislocation
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obturator nerve
(cannor flex knee or adduct thigh) |
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fibular neck fracture
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deep peroneal nerve
(cannot evert or dorsiflex foot) E= eversion = peroneal nerve = peroneus tertius |
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knee trauma
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tibial nerve
(cannot plantar flex, flex toe or invert foot) I = Inversion = tibial nerve = tibialis posterior |
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sacral injury
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sacral plexus
cannot laterlaly rotate |
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polio or posterior dislocation of the hip
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superior gluteal nerve
Hip abduction, medial rotation or thigh trendelenberg sign (contra hip drop) |
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sensation of foot
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medial/ big toe: L4
Middle/ heel: L5 Lateral/ pinky toe: S1 |
