Q@Qn? - cardio69

[ArchivalUser]

A 27 y/o M soccer player from world cup complain to you muscle spasm and periodic pain in his L upper limb. On PE he state that been engage in intense prep for world up 2014 and goal and epic head goal make him world cup champ. Radiographic ex, you determine that pat suffers a posterolateral herniation of C5-C6 intervertebral disc. Which structures in this herniation most likely impinging?

a)C7 posterior horn segment spinal cord
b)C6 posterior primary ramus
c)C6 spinal nerve roots
d)C5 spinal nerve roots
e)C5 anterior primary ramus


78sec.....timed/@sweety shot player is not Brazilian

[ArchivalUser]

will that be CC

[ArchivalUser]

C. ty

[ArchivalUser]

c)C6 spinal nerve roots. thank you, cardio.

[ArchivalUser]

DD
Thank you for the question.
Yeah not Brazilian

[ArchivalUser]

C1-C7 exits above the corresponding vertebra??

[ArchivalUser]

@sweety, do you know the formula N+1?

[ArchivalUser]

What Formula? NOPE

[ArchivalUser]

Ok when u deal with such Q Lumbar L4-5 or C4-5.... use this formula N as inerverterbal disc +1 # Spinal N may contact with populous/(posterior logitudinal ligment -> push vertebral canal)Here the magic herniated C5-6 -> impinge C6 spinal nerve roots.

ANS *C*

[ArchivalUser]

Not on L4-5 formula don't work so don't mix it up. ONLY on C region