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Which of the following features should make you consider a rotator cuff injury rather than an axillary nerve lesion?

  • 1.6. Peripheral nervous system and spinal cord
  • Alexander Z
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When should you test for weakness of neck flexion or extension in a patient?

  • 1.6. Peripheral nervous system and spinal cord
  • Alexander Z
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Which of the following methods is correct for detecting weakness in the brachioradialis muscle?

  • 1.6. Peripheral nervous system and spinal cord
  • Alexander Z
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Which of the following is a correct method to determine if shoulder abduction weakness is due to the serratus anterior or trapezius muscles?

  • 1.6. Peripheral nervous system and spinal cord
  • Alexander Z
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Which muscle is crucial to test in a suspected case of radial nerve palsy?

  • 1.6. Peripheral nervous system and spinal cord
  • Alexander Z
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Why is it almost impossible to abduct the fingers when they are flexed at the metacarpophalangeal joints, especially in the context of wrist drop?

  • 1.6. Peripheral nervous system and spinal cord
  • Alexander Z
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When should myasthenia gravis be considered as a potential diagnosis in a patient with eye movement weakness?

  • 2.13. Parkinson’s disease. Myasthenia.
  • Alexander Z
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Ptosis accompanied by weakness of the orbicularis oculi muscle, which improves with rest but worsens with activity, is most likely indicative of which condition?

  • 2.13. Parkinson’s disease. Myasthenia.
  • Alexander Z
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Pupillary inequality due to an oculomotor palsy is most obvious in which type of lighting condition?

  • 1.7. Cranial nerves I-VI
  • Alexander Z
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Case Steven Q13: When can the patient have his hip replacement surgery following an acute ischemic stroke and treatment with thrombolysis (tPA)?

Case Steven Q13: When can the patient have his hip replacement surgery following an acute ischemic stroke and treatment with thrombolysis (tPA)?

  • 2. Clinical Neurology
  • Dr. Petya Stefanova
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