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Bells palsy may be associated with
A Inability to wrinkle forehead
B Loss of taste sensation in anterior two thirds of the tongue
C Parotid tumor
D Upper motor neuron type of facial palsy
E Ipsilateral partial ptosis
Spinal nerve roots affected in Erbs palsy are
A C5
B C6
C C 7
D C 8
E T1
Low variety of ulnar nerve palsy is characterized by
A Diminished sensation of little finger
B Clawing of little & ring fingers
C Positive Froment’s sign
D Wasting of thenar muscle
E Weakness of flexor carpi ulnaris muscle
Low ulnar nerve palsy is characterized by
A Diminished / absence of sensation of little finger
B Clawing of little & ring fingers
C Positive froments sign
D Wasting of thenar muscles
E Weakness of flexor carpi ulnaris muscle
3rd cranial nerve palsy causes
A Divergent squint
B Ptosis
C Dilatation of the pupil
D Convergent squint
E Synechiae
Third cranial nerve palsy causes
A Divergent squint
B Ptosis
C Dilatation of the pupil
D Convergent squint
E Synechia of the pupil
In 3rd nerve palsy
A Pupil is dilated
B Accommodation reflex is impaired
C Ptosis is partial
D Eye ball is typically up and outp
E Anhydrosis
Third cranial nerve palsy may cause
A Divergent squint
B Ptosis
C Pupillary dilatation
D Ocular oedema
E Synechiae
Severe headache with 3rd nerve palsy is seen in
A Cavernous sinus thrombosis
B Lacrimal abscess
C Intracranial hemorrhage
D Pituitary apoplexy
E Anterior communicating artery aneurysm
Features of 3rd cranial nerve palsy
A Paralysis of eye abduction
B Complete ptosis
C Absence of facial sweating
D Accomodation of eye preserve
E Pupillary constriction

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