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Injury to Superior Trunk
Inc Angle b/w Neck&Shoulder
Nerve Roots:
Position of Limb:
Palsy Name
C5 C6
Waiter's Tip
Erb-Duchene Palsy
Injury to Inferior Trunk--limb pulled superiorly
Nerve:
Character:
Name:
C8 & T1
Claw Hand 1st and 2nd Digits
Klumpke's Paralysis
Injury to Radial Nerve--midshaft fracture of humerus/crutches:
Nerve Roots?
Compartment Effected?
Character 2 names?
C5-T1
Extensor Comp Affected
Wrist Drop & Saturday Night Palsy
Injury to Axillary C5 & C6 from dislocation/backpack/fracture at surgical neck of humerus:
Character?
Physio Limit
Impaired Deltoid and Teres Minor
unable to fully ABduct arm, dimin ability to Laterally Rotate

-----IT lives Adducted and Medially Rotated
Injury to Long Thorasic
Nerve?
Cause?
Character
C5-C7 affecting Ser. Anterior
removal of lymph in axillary
Winged Scapula--unable to raise arms past 90 degrees (to heaven
Injury to Ulnar Nerve
Nerve Roots?
Cause?
Character
C8, T1, often C7
Fracture of Med. Epic., slashed wrist medial side,
Radially Deviated Wrist (fingers affected too)
Injury to Median Nerve--fracture of humerus above condyles--slashing wrist or irritation in Carpel Tunnel--
Nerve Roots?
Character--2?
C6-T1
Popes's Blessing--unable ot flex 2nd and 3rd digits into fist
Ape Hand--thenar eminence atrophy/loss of opposition
Femoral Nerve Roots:
Compartment M?

Sensory Br.: Anterior cutaneous br, Saphenous n.
L2 - L4 Anterior Leg
-Iliopsoas
-Pectineus
-Sartorius
-Quads
Obturator Nerve Roots
Compartment M.?

Sensory Branch: Cutaneous
L2 - L4 Medial Leg:
-Ant. Br.: ADdr Longus/Brevis, Gracilis, (Pectineus is Medial Adductor, but inn by Femoral N.)
-Post. Br.: ADdr Magnus
-Direct Br.: Obturator Externus
Lateral Femoral Cutaneous N.
L2 & L3
Long Branch By itself
Posterior Femoral Cutaneous
S1 - S3 Anterior and Posterior contributions
Sciatic N.
Direct Branches to?
Splits to?
L4 - S3 ---
SemiS, Biceps Fem. L.H., ADdr Magnus (medial part)
to: Tibial & Common Fibular
Tibial N.
Foot Br:
L4 - S3
Medial Plantar N. & Lateral Plantar N.
Common Fibular N.
Direct M. Br:
Leg Branches?
L4 - S2
-Biceps Fem. S.H. directly
-Superficial fibular N. & Deep Fibular N.

Tibial N. has 1 more S root
Trandelenburg's Sign
Pelvis Sags toward?
Upper body tilts toward?
Pelvis Sags toward the NORMAL and UNplanted (in stride) Side.
Tilts toaward affected side.
---w/ bilateral loss of small gluteals, you just waddle