Clinically Applied Anatomy – Thoracic Nerves
About the Lecture
The lecture Clinically Applied Anatomy – Thoracic Nerves by Craig Canby, PhD is from the course Thoracic Viscera with Dr. Canby.
Included Quiz Questions
Which symptom is unrelated to a Pancoast tumor?
- Increased sweating
- Ptosis
- Miosis
- Weakness of intrinsic hand muscles
What is the dermatome where the nipple lies?
- T4
- T1
- T2
- T3
- T5
Which patient factor can affect a pattern of cardiac referred pain?
- Sex of patient
- Height of patient
- Race of patient
- History of dental trauma
- History of exertion
Which phrase describes anhydrosis?
- Reduced sweating
- Reduced salivation
- Reduced lacrimation
- Reduced urination
- Reduced transpiration
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Author of lecture Clinically Applied Anatomy – Thoracic Nerves
Craig Canby, PhD
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Excelent!
By Vincent S. on 26. October 2020 for Clinically Applied Anatomy – Thoracic Nerves
Love the way Dr. Craig explains everything all along the thoracic related subjects.
