
Hand Nerves Quiz 1
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- Q1A 40-year-old man who is an avid cyclist comes for evaluation of a 5-week history of numbness and tingling of the ring and little fingers of the left hand. Conservative management has failed. Physical examination shows weakness of grip strength. Sensation over the dorsal ulnar aspect of the hand is intact, and results of elbow flexion testing are negative. Which of the following structures are most appropriate for surgical release?Osborne ligament and volar carpal ligamentTransverse carpal ligament and arcade of StruthersPisohamate ligament and volar carpal ligamentOsborne ligament and arcade of Struthers60s
- Q2A 30-year-old woman comes to the emergency department after cutting herself with a kitchen knife. Surgical exploration shows that the median nerve had been cut at the distal forearm. The distal nerve is relatively fixed, but the proximal nerve has been lifted and twisted. Immediate repair is planned. The motor fibers of the proximal nerve end are most likely in which of the following locations relative to the sensory fibers?Dorsal and ulnarDorsal and radialVolar and ulnarVolar and radial60s