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

Correct Answer: Could produce foot drop, Cause inability to rise from a chair, Cause inability to extend the thigh at the hip joint.

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