Muscles having double nerve supply include

The muscles of dual nerve supply include

A

Pectineus

B

Flexor digitorum profundus

C

Pronator teres

D

Adductor brevis

E

Supinator

Muscles supplied by the deep peroneal nerve include

A

Extensor hallucis longus

B

Peroneus tertius

C

Tibialis anterior [Lower limb or inferior extremity]

D

Peroneus longus

E

Tibialis posterior

Median nerve supplies the following muscles

A

Lateral two lumbricals

B

Opponens pollicis

C

Flexor carpi radialis

D

Adductor pollicis

E

Extensor digiti minimi

The 3rd cranial nerve supplies the following extraocular muscles

A

Inferior oblique

B

Medial rectus

C

Superior rectus

D

Lateral rectus

E

Superior oblique

Muscles that contribute to scissors gait include

A

Adductor longus

B

Gracilis

C

Adductor magnus

D

Obturator internus

E

Gluteus maximus

Muscles involved in opening the jaw include

A

Lateral pterygoid

B

Mylohyoid

C

Medial pterygoid

D

Temporalis

E

Masseter

Ulnar nerve supply

A

All hypothenar muscle

B

Adductor pollicis

C

All interossei

D

Abductor pollicis

E

Lateral two lumbricles

Nerve fibres that supply skeletal muscle are axons of neurons located in

A

Ventral gray column of the spinal cord

B

Somatic efferent nuclei of cranial nerves

C

Dorsal nerve root ganglia

D

Branchial efferent nuclei of cranial nerve

E

Intermediolateral gray column of the spinal cord

The clinical feature of an injury to the common peroneal nerve include

A

Impairment of upward and outward movement of foot

B

Equinovarus deformity of foot

C

Positive trendelenburg test

D

A claw-like deformity of toes

E

Sensation lost in the sole of the foot

Cranial nerve nuclei having motor function are

A

Abducent nucleus

B

Dorsal nucleus of vagus

C

Mesencephalic nucleus of trigeminal nerve

D

Nucleus of tractus solitarius

E

Vestibular nucleus

Muscles having double nerve supply include

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