Upper Extremity Nerve Injuries

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[@DirtyMedicine]

Lower Extremity Nerve video: ua-cam.com/video/18oQiiZKjzQ/v-deo.html

[@akthamadams7989]

The way I remember the causes of radial nerve injuries is this: You listen to the Radio (radial N.) on Saturday night (Sat night palsy) while drinking and driving. You’re so drunk that your WRIST DROPS on the steering wheel. You crash and break your mid shaft of humerus. They put you on crutches. You heal and go back to work as a car mechanic aka using your screw driver in a repetitive pronation/supination.

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[@sandraal-sakkal3373]

Taking Step 1 on Monday. Ive reviewed anatomy so many times and couldn't get some stuff to stick. You are a blessing to students everywhere. I promise when Im no longer a broke med student to donate to your channel because you've helped me so much. Thank you for sharing the knowledge!

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Wow it’s been 3 years! How has to everything been?

[@anjali2530]

@@areeshahhassan5662 yes ! Absolutely

[@freedaboyoung3722]

I got 2 whole questions on these nerves. The ARM-University 'armed' me well enough to answer them right. Thank you Dirty!

[@fisfia]

This is really great stuff. Your mnemonics are always on point. Thank you so much for sharing!

[@reesenakhre]

every time that i see brachial nerve injury in the q stem, my heart sinks. Thank you for these videos. raised my score atleast 20 pts.

[@raghadaltherwi8349]

Thank you so much! you have no idea how much you helped me organize my studying.

[@thomasvo1174]

More with lower extremity as well. THIS WAS GOAT.

[@FarmanAli-xm1wq]

The ever easy and understandable lecture on nerve injuries in my medical carrier.
Wao bravo

[@shreetomadatta1804]

Thank you so much!!! Your videos are soooooo helpful and easy to understand!🙏

[@Drhamzaasad]

This’s gold, dirty. Pls do one on pelvic n thorax anatomy too.

[@tonyharrison447]

a dirty pelvic one? nah im good thanks

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@@tonyharrison447 i'm too too late but this was funny so i had to reply

[@user-ou8pe9it8j]

! This is really simple as possible. It used to be annoying, thank you very much.

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[@katyabergstrom5742]

Oh also yes please thorax, pelvis like the below comment please!

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Thank you so much! Saved so much time! :)

[@alondralalala5761]

Some content to add: Both ape hand and hand of benediction are median nerve injuries where Ape hand usually manifests during resting positions and hand of benediction when asking the pt to actively flex the fingers demonstrating weakness in flexion of first 3 digits. Ulnar claw, which looks similar to hand of benediction, is usually seen during resting positions and is differentiated by the extension of proximal phalanges, making it a "claw".

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literally the best video on this topic!

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This is gold, thanks alot .

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This video is so useful! you are a legend!

[@tanzitate]

Thank you for doing these lectures. You are great. A fall on an outstretched hand can affect the ulnar nerve. It is also important to remember that a fall on an outstretched hand can result in a Colles (distal radius) fracture or a Scaphoid fracture which would then involve the median nerve.

[@asianface4]

Realized that this mnemonic can be even dirtier...
ARM-U + NAMe SOME === "R" for Radial + "AMe" for Axilla, midshaft, and poor wrist EXTENSION! (ie wrist drop cause i always forget)

[@muhammadhuzaifa8649]

Great work sir plz make one for lowe limbs and add vessels injury . thanks a lot

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SO extremely helpful!! Thank you!!!

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Amazing!!! Life saver video!

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[@garimayadav2010]

Thank you so much ... can you please make video on lower limb also

[@phytx01]

Thank you for sharing this video. !!!

[@kokocipher]

thanks so much for making this easy!!

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Thank you for this informative video 👍🏻👍🏻

[@nystagmus]

Another good one!

[@mercynachalwe7188]

This video is so helpful...thank you so much

[@khadijatuzzahra]

Great explained

[@Jobeexotic]

Any video on rotator cuff injuries? Has came up a lot in my NBMEs

[@soneayuk]

Thanks a lot .Your videos are really a blessing to us.

[@mshaznushbafsin2016]

Thanks a Tonne, this is super helpful

[@Nint3ndraw]

Where was this when I was learning anatomy???
Was it intentional that A/R and M/U are next to each other and anatomically related? (A/R both branch off the (middle ->) posterior cord, and the ulnar nerve branch is what's left of the medial cord after it donates fibers to the median nerve.)

[@AllenHuanLiu]

Heads up: Uworld step1 qbank question 11855 mentions outstretched hand fall AND supracondylar fracture... more details in the question help localize to the answer of radial nerve, but unfortunately naming some wasn't enough for this Q

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[@doctorzabihullah]

Please upload lectures on dermatology

[@warlockboyburns]

Light exercise like drinking with the specific arm helps (switch arm if it's your left arm)

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wonderful.. i needed this

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This is awesome!

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[@javariasohail5290]

is it important to learn whole brachial plexus for step 1 or just we should remember important nerves of it

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Pls make a video on gram positive and gram negative bacteria, viruses and some microbiology stuff pls.

[@mspinkdomi]

Are there questions asking straight up nerve roots?

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Thankyou🙂

[@cillian_scott]

Is the ulnar claw not called the Benedictine sign?

[@taliacheng5006]

Ape hand deformity is a condition in which the thumb is permanently rotated and adducted, resulting in a loss of its opposable function. This deformity is caused by damage to the distal median nerve

[@johnetntemgwa4344]

Thanks. The pneumonic didnt include the musculoctaneous nerve dough.

[@jancyjp]

Too good

[@Typing.._]

Some can’t see blood 🩸, It’s difficult to watch this remembering my own injuries the whole time methodically detailed nerves 😂

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Very gooooooood l love this
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[@user-qi5rk4er6y]

Great

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bro how do you have C8? do we not have 7 cervical vertebrae ?

[@muhammadjunaidali9449]

awesome

[@Jerry-dv1gy]

Are these the same nerves as the Brachial Plexus?

[@machesopatrick1046]

They are the branches of the brachial plexus,,"they are part "

[@rohanramchandra]

Grt

[@pavitransankar7095]

LOVE ITTTT

[@pramodthapa2517]

plz now lower extrimitis n pelvic part plz plz

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Hm.nice video

[@user-us7hl2cm7x]

Fuckin' shit man. You made it so simple. I was getting most of this shit wrong on Uworld!

[@irfanahmed2628]

ARM-U NAMe SOME

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Dirty you crazy for this one (Jay Z voice) !!

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Thank you

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