5. Query : Damage to that spinal nerves may create the following physical findings:
A. Inability to expand the hand and forearm: Radial Nerve
Explanation: Radial nerve innervates the muscles of posterior arm, forearm, hand, thumbs and first two fingers. Consequently, its harm results in anability to stretch the hand and forearm
b. Inability to breathe: Intercostal nerve and Phrenic nerve
Explanation: Intercostal nerve serves the muscles of rib cage.
While phrenic innervates the diaphragm. Damage to these nerves
results in inability to breathe
C. Inability to feel the skin within the anterolateral region:
Sural Nerve (Dermatome)
Dermatome is region of skin provided by spinal nerves, damage to
dermatomes causes inability to sense that the skin within the
antero lateral region
d. Inability to dorsiflex the foot: Tibial nerve
Explanation: It innervates the muscles of posterior subject of foot
and leg. Damage of this nerve contributes to shuffled gait and
inability to dorsiflex the foot
In the given case, since the topic is an editor she should have damaged her Carpal tunnel as a result of lengthy typing exercises by livelihood, which triggered excessive pressure on the median nerve due to narrowing of the carpal tunnel or inflammation of ligament and tendons compressing the median nerve.
6. At the specified condition median nerve is the most probable nerve which would have been affected and resulted in the signs. Median nerve supplies the muscles of forearm, muscles of hands.
Damage of the median nerve resulted in numbness, tingling in her lateral and posterior palms, weakness in the muscles of her forearm as these areas are innervated by Median Nerve
Even though there is vasodilatin of blood vessels partly by Beta 2 receptors the effect is moderate and there is just increase in blood pressure. Consequently, It Shouldn't Be given to the patients with hypertension and it is contraindicated in these patients
7. Synephrine is an adrenergic medication (sympathomimetic drug) which induces vasoconstriction in blood vessels (alpha1 and alpha 2), tachycardia, increased contractility(Beta1 receptor). So, there is increase in cardiac output which increases the blood pressure by vasoconstrition (increase in Periphereal vascular resistance) and increased cardiac output
5 Damage to which spinal nerve(s) might produce the following physical findings? a Inability to extend...
Assignment 5 Required Reading: Chapter 12 Head and Spinal Injuries, Chapter 13 Chest, abdominal, and Pelvic Injuries; Chapter 14 Bone, Join, and Muscle Injuries; Chapter 15 Extremity Injuries; Chapter 16 Splinting Extremities True or False- Mark each statement as true (T) or false (F)1. Remove objects embedded in an eyeball2. Scrub and rinse the roots of a knocked-out tooth3. Preserve a knocked-out tooth in mouth wash4. Inability to move the hands or feet, or both may indicate a spinal injury5. If...