Published on Jan 25, 2022
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118.Facts for NEET PG
- Injury to the saphenous nerve can occur while accessing the great saphenous vein to use for CABG - Can present with parasthesia and sensory loss over the medial leg and medial foot.
- Most likely nerve to be damaged during submandibular gland resection is the lingual nerve.
- Difficulty in flexion of elbow and supination of forearm with loss of sensation over lateral aspect of forearm suggests musculocutaneous nerve injury.
- Beta2 receptor action leading to hypoglycemia/hyperglycemia is mediated through adenylyl cyclase.
- Oligodendrocytes involved in myelin formation are affected in multiple sclerosis.