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What type of surgeon removes a brain clot?
A Neurovascular Surgeon
What is the function of the annulus?
what is the function of the annulus, nucleus, neurovascular capsule, and cartilaginous endplate
What is the most significant complication associated with fractures or dislocations of the knee?
Neurovascular compromise-
What sub-syndrome is normally seen at lower range of radiation exposure?
Neurovascular Syndrome
What does it mean effacement of the fat adjacent to the ulnar neurovascular bundle?
Effacement of the fat adjacent to the ulnar neurovascular bundle means that the normal layer of fatty tissue that usually surrounds the ulnar nerve and blood vessels appears to be compressed or reduced in size on imaging studies. This could indicate impingement, compression, or displacement of the neurovascular bundle, which may require further evaluation and management to prevent potential nerve or blood vessel injury.
What is the neurovascular system?
The neurovascular system refers to the close relationship between the nervous system and the blood vessels that supply it. This system is crucial for providing oxygen and nutrients to nerve cells while also removing waste products. It plays a key role in regulating blood flow to meet the metabolic demands of nerve tissues.
What is neurovascular bundles of forearm?
The neurovascular bundles of the forearm are groups of blood vessels and nerves that travel together in close proximity. These bundles provide blood supply and innervation to the muscles and tissues of the forearm, helping to ensure proper function of the hand and wrist. Injury to these bundles can lead to impaired sensation and movement in the forearm and hand.
Acute Radiation Syndrome results from level external exposure to ionizing radiation. What sub-syndrome is normally seen at the lower range of exposure?
Neurovascular Syndrome
How many systems do humans have?
There is the endocrine system cardiovascular system skeletalmuscular system respiratory system gastrointestinal system genitourinal system neurovascular system and the skin.
What are neurovascular observations?
Neurovascular Obs is a used to examine a limb/s post trauma (fracture, burns or surgery). It examines the colour, warmth sensation and movement of the limb and if any one is not present it may indicate a compplication, such as Compartment syndrome a case where the nerves in the limb is impaired and if not detected early may need amputation of the affected limb. Therefore, Neurovascular obs are used to prevent this syndrome. Ongoing observation is vital to prevent this. Assessing the limb for warmth, colour (capillary refill which should be below 3 secs), sensation by having the patient look away while you touch a part of them limb and ask the patient if they can feel it and also asking the patient to move the digits or flexing if appropriate.
What are the muscles known as neurovascular entrappers?
Scalene muscles(anterior & middle fibers) can entrap the lower trunk of the brachial plexus, causing neuropraxia of ulnar nerve
What should be included in a neurovascular assessment of a client with a cast?
Circulation, Color, Movement, and Sensation 1.Paresthesia 2.Pain 3.Pallor 4.Paralysis 5.Puffiness (edema) 6.Pulselessness
