Nerve Injury Quiz: Lower Limb

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Froggy Jumps Nerve Injury Quiz: Lower LimbVersión en línea Clinical nerve injury basics por Walaa 1 A 40-year-old man has trauma with inability to plantarflex and loss of toe flexion; foot is dorsiflexed and everted (calcaneovalgus). Which nerve is injured? a Deep peroneal nerve b Tibial nerve c Common peroneal nerve 2 Loss of sensation below the knee except medial leg and medial foot; which nerve preserves that medial sensation? a Sural nerve b Tibial nerve c Saphenous nerve 3 Inability to dorsiflex with loss of sensation in the first web space (between big toe and second toe). Which nerve is affected? a Tibial nerve b Sural nerve c Deep peroneal nerve 4 Sensory loss over the lateral foot and little toe; which nerve is responsible? a Saphenous nerve b Deep peroneal nerve c Sural nerve 5 Weak knee flexion with intact sartorius and gracilis suggests injury to which nerve? a Sciatic nerve b Femoral nerve c Obturator nerve 6 Loss of foot eversion and dorsal foot sensation with preserved dorsiflexion indicates injury to which nerve? a Tibial nerve b Deep peroneal nerve c Superficial peroneal nerve

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Nerve Injury Quiz: Lower LimbVersión en línea

Clinical nerve injury basics

por Walaa

A 40-year-old man has trauma with inability to plantarflex and loss of toe flexion; foot is dorsiflexed and everted (calcaneovalgus). Which nerve is injured?

Deep peroneal nerve

Tibial nerve

Common peroneal nerve

Loss of sensation below the knee except medial leg and medial foot; which nerve preserves that medial sensation?

Sural nerve

Tibial nerve

Saphenous nerve

Inability to dorsiflex with loss of sensation in the first web space (between big toe and second toe). Which nerve is affected?

Tibial nerve

Sural nerve

Deep peroneal nerve

Sensory loss over the lateral foot and little toe; which nerve is responsible?

Saphenous nerve

Deep peroneal nerve

Sural nerve

Weak knee flexion with intact sartorius and gracilis suggests injury to which nerve?

Sciatic nerve

Femoral nerve

Obturator nerve

Loss of foot eversion and dorsal foot sensation with preserved dorsiflexion indicates injury to which nerve?

Tibial nerve

Deep peroneal nerve

Superficial peroneal nerve

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A 40-year-old man has trauma with inability to plantarflex and loss of toe flexion; foot is dorsiflexed and everted (calcaneovalgus). Which nerve is injured?

Loss of sensation below the knee except medial leg and medial foot; which nerve preserves that medial sensation?

Inability to dorsiflex with loss of sensation in the first web space (between big toe and second toe). Which nerve is affected?

Sensory loss over the lateral foot and little toe; which nerve is responsible?

Weak knee flexion with intact sartorius and gracilis suggests injury to which nerve?

Loss of foot eversion and dorsal foot sensation with preserved dorsiflexion indicates injury to which nerve?

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