Upper Limb Quiz 1

A patient had surgery of breast. Now she is unable to lift her arm. Which one among the following structures is damaged

A 34 year old man can not abduct his arm due to fracture of humerus, which nerve is damaged

All the branches of posterior cord of brachial plexus except

Loss of sensation of dorsal aspect of hand just near thumb is due to injury of

The carpal tunnel contains all of the following important structures except

Lymphatic drainage of medial quadrant of breast

Regarding median nerve, which is true

Median nerve injury at the wrist leads to all except

Which one of the following muscle has a double nerve supply

A patient experiences right deviation of hand at wrist and altered sensation over hypothenar eminence. What is the most likely cause

Outer lateral quadrant of mammary gland drains into

Nerve that accompany radial artery

Nerve supply to dorsal interossei is by

Man cannot abduct his shoulder after injury. This is due to

The common direction of shoulder dislocation is

Regarding mammary tissues which is not appropriate

Nerve supply of latissmus dorsi is

A patient experiences right deviation of hand at wrist and altered sensation over hypothenar eminence. What is the most likely cause

A patient has numbness along the ulnar border of left arm and hand. Pulses are also found to be weak. What is the cause of theses symptoms

The strongest ligament attaching the clavicle to rest of the pectoral girdle is

If carcinoma involves nipple of breast, which lymph nodes are likely to involve first

Stab would at supra clavicular region causes lesion of axillary, musculcutaneous and long thoracic nerves. Which among the following is involved

Patient presents with signs of nerve compression after dislocation of carpal bone. He will exhibit which of the following conditions

Adductin and abduction is lost in hand digits. Which nerve is injured

True regarding humerus

Which does not form post relation of mammary gland

Axillary block done but lateral forearm sensations were spread. Which among the following nerves was not blocked

The axillary nerve supplies the skin over

A man skiing for the first time goes too fast and grabs hold of a tree with one arm inorder to stop himself. Which of the following structures would be most likely injured

Ossification centre of medial epicondyle appear in

A person has sharp knife injury to upper medial aspect of arm due to which he is unable to flex his elbow & having loss of cutaneous sensations on lateral aspect of forearm. The nerve injured is

If the whole movement of abduction of arm is lost, the likely damage part of the brachial plexus will be

The most disabling injury to the hand is due to

Following a difficult delivery a baby is noted to have unilateral loss of function of the intrinsic hand muscles with accompanying numbness along the inner aspect of the hand. The baby most porbably has which of the following

Fracture at supracondylor area damaged ulnar nerve and sensation would be lost in

Nerve supply of extensors of arm is

A boy has fracture neck of humerus in RTA and cannot abduct his arm. it is due to injury of

All motor nerves innervating the hand can be tested by eliciting the movement of

As a result of a fall on the outstretched hand, a 19 year old suffers a hyperextension injury to wrist. He is evaluated at the emergency room and diagnosed an anterior dislocation of a carpal bone. Which of the following nerves would be most likely compressed by this injury

Flexion at meta carpo pharangeal joint is by

Nerve injured in anterior dislocation of shoulder joint is

Damage to median nerve causes

Which nerve is injured in person unable to count on his finger tips

A 50 year old women with myxedema, came to you with weakness of the narmucle and inability to oppose the thumb. Most likely cause is

Damage to scaphoid bone causes injury to

Which nerve lesion causes wasting of the nar eminence and loss of sensation over thumb and index finger

A patient feels tingling sensation of right thumb during C sensation under epidural anesthesia. It is due to injury to

Damage to ulnar nerve at supracoundyler fracture results in

Which of the following segment does not actively participate in bracheal plexus

Head of humerus is supplied by

Suprascapular nerve arise from

Below the medial epicondvie of humerus passes

A patient having absent biceps reflex, but knee and ankle reflexes are hyper and ventilation rate 16 / min. He ill have spinal cord section at which level

Damage to scaphoid bone causes injury to

First part of axillary artery ends at

A patient present with complaint that he cannot abduct and adduct his fingers and has lost adduction of thumb also. The injured nerve will be

A patient climbed a peak with a heavy bag on his shoulders. After that he developed loss of deduction of arm with loss of flexion at elbow and loss off extension at wrist. Most likely damage occurs to

Thoracodorsal nerve injury leads to paralysis of

A grand father was playing with his grandson with holding his wrist and rotating him in a circle. Suddenly the child started crying and sat with holding his forearm in prone position. What was the likely cause

A boy is brought to a hospital with injury at elbow joint. He has lost extension of medial 4 fingers at MTP joint and abduction of thumb with intact sensation. It is due to

All of the following features can be observed after an injury to axillary nerve except

In TRA patient has sensory loss on the lateral palmar surface of the hand and unable to flex index finger. Which nerve is most likely affected

Proximal row of carpal bones contains

Which of the following muscles is not supplied by median nerve

Finger drop with no wrist drop is caused by lesion of

A dispenser is giving as IV injection to a patient in right median cubital vein. As he inserts the needle patient experiences sever pain in lower forearm. Which structure is likely pierced in cubital fossa by misplaced needle

Structure not passing through flexor retinculum of forearm

Which among the following muscles have dual nerve supply from median and ulnar nerve

Injury to radial nerve at wrist leads to

Anterior dislocation of arm, the nerve most likely damaged is

A child had posterior fracture to elbow and lost sensation on little finger. Which ligament tendon was ruptured

A patient presents with fracture of surgical neck of humerus. he cannot raise arm and has sensory loss on lateral surface of arm. Which structure is damaged likely

What does not pass below the flexor retinaculum

Which is not crossing the axilla

The weight of the upper limb is transmitted to the axial skeleton by