Questions: PNS NERVES APPLICATION QUESTIONS For each item below, use the nerve maps that you have drawn to answer the question. Indicate which of the major peripheral nerves or branches (median, radial, ulnar, femoral, sciatic, tibial, common fibular nerves are your choices) would most likely be involved. Be sure to include right or left in your answers if mentioned in the question! 1. Numbness and tingling in the 5th digit and the medial surface of the 4th digit of the right hand (palmar side) 2. Midshaft fracture of the right humerus 3. Pain shooting down the posterior aspect of the thigh and into the anterior and posterior leg and into the sole of the foot. Numbness and muscle weakness in anterior thigh Tingling on the palmar aspect of digits 1,2,3, and the lateral side of digit 4 of the left hand. Altered sensation on lateral aspect of right leg and inability to dorsiflex the right foot. Pain radiating from the plantar aspect of digits 1,2,3, and the medial half of digit 4 in the right foot. 8. Severe fracture of the superior tibia. 9. Fracture at the neck of the fibula.

Transcript text: PNS NERVES APPLICATION QUESTIONS For each item below, use the nerve maps that you have drawn to answer the question. Indicate which of the major peripheral nerves or branches (median, radial, ulnar, femoral, sciatic, tibial, common fibular nerves are your choices) would most likely be involved. Be sure to include right or left in your answers if mentioned in the question! \begin{tabular}{|c|c|} \hline 1. & Numbness and tingling in the $5^{\text {th }}$ digit and the medial surface of the $4^{\text {th }}$ digit of the right hand (palmar side) \\ \hline 2. & Midshaft fracture of the right humerus \\ \hline 3. & Pain shooting down the posterior aspect of the thigh and into the anterior and posterior leg and into the sole of the foot. \\ \hline & Numbness and muscle weakness in anterior thigh \\ \hline & Tingling on the palmar aspect of digits $1,2,3$, and the lateral side of digit 4 of the left hand. \\ \hline & Altered sensation on lateral aspect of right leg and inability to dorsiflex the right foot. \\ \hline & Pain radiating from the plantar aspect of digits $1,2,3$, and the medial half of digit 4 in the right foot. \\ \hline 8. & Severe fracture of the superior tibia. \\ \hline 9. & Fracture at the neck of the fibula. \\ \hline \end{tabular}