Positioning Flashcards by Caroline Chesser Young

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Median

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What nerve injury?

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“Hand of benediction”
Median nerve

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The long thoracic nerve innervates what muscle?

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Serratus anterior (SALT= serratus anterior long thoracic)

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What nerve

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Obturator injury

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What nerve

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Femoral injury

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What nerve

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Sciatic injury

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How many minutes after insufflation is complete does an increase in PaCO2 indicate pathology vs normal CO2 equilibration?

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15-30 min

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