Low ulnar nerve palsy is characterized by

Low variety of ulnar nerve palsy is characterized by

A

Diminished sensation of little finger

B

Clawing of little & ring fingers

C

Positive Fromentâs sign

D

Wasting of thenar muscle

E

Weakness of flexor carpi ulnaris muscle

Low ulnar nerve injury causes

A

Clawing of little & ring finger

B

Hollowing of the skin on dorsal aspect of 1st web space

C

Tropic changes in the little and ring finger

D

Wasting of the 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

BELL'S PALSY কোন Nerve injury হলে হয়?

A

FACIAL

B

OLFACTORY

C

TRIGEMINAL

D

HYPOGLOSSAL

Spinal nerve roots affected in Erbs palsy are

A

C5

B

C6

C

C 7

D

C 8

E

T1

3rd cranial nerve palsy causes

A

Divergent squint

B

Ptosis

C

Dilatation of the pupil

D

Convergent squint

E

Synechiae

Low ulnar nerve palsy is characterized by

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