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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
The ulnar nerve in the hand is assessed by testing
A Sensation on the medial side of the little finger
B Adduction of the fingers
C Ulnar deviation of the wrist
D Sensation on the dorsal
E distal little finger
F Abduction of the thumb
Damaged to the ulnar nerve at the medial epicondyle results in loss of
A Adduction of the thumb
B Abduction of the fingers
C Cutaneous sensation on the lateral side of the hand
D Flexion of the second proximal interphalangeal joint
E Radial deviation of the wrist
Superficial branch of ulnar nerve supplies
A Palmaris brevis
B Skin on the ulnar side of the hand
C Flexor digitorum ulnaris
D Palmar aspect of index finger
E Opponens pollicis
Ulnar nerve supply
A All hypothenar muscle
B Adductor pollicis
C All interossei
D Abductor pollicis
E Lateral two lumbricles
Ulnar nerve supplies
A Three hypothenar muscles
B Medial two lumbricals
C All interossei
D Lateral lumbricals
E Adductor brevis
Injury to common peroneal nerve causes
A Foot drop
B Results from injury to neck of fibula
C Anaesthesia of sole of foot
D Loss of dorsiflexion of toes
E Inability to plantar flexion
Injury to the common peroneal nerve causes
A Foot drop
B Anaesthesia of sole of the foot
C Inability to dorsiflex the toes
D Waddling gait
E Inability to plantarflex the foot
BELL'S PALSY কোন Nerve injury হলে হয়?
A FACIAL
B OLFACTORY
C TRIGEMINAL
D HYPOGLOSSAL

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