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Injection site for ulnar nerve block:
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between flexor carpi ulnaris and ulnaris lateralis on palmar aspect of limb 5-10 cm proximal to the ACB, to a depth of 2 cm
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Site of ulnar nerve testing:
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loss of skin sensation on the lateral aspect of the carpus to MCPJ
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Injection site for median nerve block:
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caudal to radius, distal to the superficial pectoral muscle, to a depth of 4 cm
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Site of median nerve testing:
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loss of skin sensation distal to the injection site (medial radius)
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Injection site for musculocutaneous nerve block:
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cranial and caudal to the accessory cephalic and cephalic, between carpus and elbow
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Injection site for tibial nerve:
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8cm proximal to calcaneus, subfascially in groove beterrn calcaneal tendon and DDFT
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Site of tibial nerve testing:
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loss of skin sensation on plantar tarsus
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Injection site for fibular (peroneal) nerve:
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10 cm proximal to the tarsus between the long and lateral digital extensor muscles
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Site of fibular (peroneal) nerve testing:
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loss of skin sensation on the dorsal tarsus and dorsolateral tarsus, MT
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Injection site for saphenous nerve:
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15 cm proximal to tarsus on cranial and caudal aspect of saphenous vein
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Site of saphenous nerve testing:
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loss of skin sensation on dorsomedial tarsus, MT
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Injection site for carpal sheath:
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proximal to ACB between lateral digital extensor and ulnaris lateralis
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Injection site for elbow joint:
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3-4 cm caudal to lateral epicondyle, advanced 4-8 cm distal and slightly cranial & medial
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Injection site for shoulder joint:
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cranial to infraspinatus tendon, in a notch between the cranial & caudal eminences of the greater tubercle, directed caudomedial 45 degrees and slightly distal
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Injection site of the bicepital bursa:
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3-4 cm proximal to deltoid tuberosity, cranial to humerus, directed proximomedially and slightly cranial
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