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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
Feature/s of common peroneal nerve injury is/are
A Equinovarus deformity of the foot
B Calcaneovulgus deformity of the foot
C Claw like deformity of the foot
D Loss of sensation in the sole of the foot
E Positive Trendelenburg test
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
Damage the common peroneal nerve leads to lost in
A Eversion of the foot
B Dorsiflexion of the foot
C Cutaneous sensation
D Inversion of the foot
E Planter flexion of the foot
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
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
BELL'S PALSY কোন Nerve injury হলে হয়?
A FACIAL
B OLFACTORY
C TRIGEMINAL
D HYPOGLOSSAL
Nerve damage occurs when injury is located at the
A Medial epicondyle of humerus
B Neck of fibula
C Anatomical neck of humerus
D Shaft of femur
E Head and neck of radius
Following movements of thumb are affected in radial nerve injury
A Extension
B Opposition
C Abduction
D Adduction
E Flexion
Intramuscular injections into inferomedial gluteal quadrant result in nerve injury that
A Could produce foot drop
B Cause inability to rise from a chair
C Cause inability to extend the thigh at the hip joint.
D Cause inability to maintain a level pelvis when one is walking
E Preserve Achilles tendon reflex

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