Dermatomes, Myotomes, And Associated Paresthesias
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(taken vertbatum from worksheet, whether it makes sense in text or not ---> not included: muscle weakness (myotome) and reflexes affected)
Questions and Answers
- 1.DERMATOME: Vertex of skull PARESTHESIAS: None
- A.
C1
- B.
C2
- C.
C3
- D.
C4
- 2.DERMATOME: Temple, Forehead, Occiput PARESTHESIAS: None
- A.
C1
- B.
C2
- C.
C3
- D.
C4
- 3.DERMATOME: Entire neck Posterior cheek Temporal area Prolongation forward under mandible PARESTHESIAS: Cheek Side of neck
- A.
C2
- B.
C3
- C.
C4
- D.
C1
- 4.DERMATOME: Shoulder area Clavicular area Upper Scapular area PARESTHESIAS: Horizontal band along clavicle and upper scapula
- A.
C3
- B.
C4
- C.
C5
- D.
C6
- 5.DERMATOME: Deltoid area Anterior aspect of entire arm to base of thumb PARESTHESIAS: None
- A.
C3
- B.
C4
- C.
C5
- D.
C6
- 6.DERMATOME: Anterior arm Radial side of hand to thumb and index fingers PARESTHESIAS: Thumb and index finger
- A.
C5
- B.
C6
- C.
C7
- D.
C8
- 7.DERMATOME: Lateral arm and forearm to index, long, and ring fingers PARESTHESIAS: Index, long, and ring fingers
- A.
C6
- B.
C7
- C.
C8
- D.
T1
- 8.DERMATOME: Medial arm and forearm to index, long, and ring fingers PARESTHESIAS: Little finger alone or with two adjacent fingers, NOT ring or long fingers, alone or together
- A.
C6
- B.
C7
- C.
C8
- D.
T1
- 9.DERMATOME: Medial side of forearm to base of little finger PARESTHESIAS: None
- A.
C8
- B.
T1
- C.
T2
- D.
C7
- 10.DERMATOME: Medial side of upper arm to medial elbow Pectoral and midscapular areas PARESTHESIAS: None
- A.
C8
- B.
T1
- C.
T2
- D.
T3
- 11.DERMATOMES: Upper thorax PARESTHESIAS: None
- A.
T3-T6
- B.
T5-T7
- C.
T8-T12
- D.
T1-T2
- 12.DERMATOMES: Costal margin PARESTHESIAS: None
- A.
T3-T6
- B.
T5-T7
- C.
T8-T12
- D.
T1-T2
- 13.DERMATOMES: Abdomen and lumbar region PARESTHESIAS: None
- A.
T8-T12
- B.
T1-T2
- C.
T3-T6
- D.
T5-T7
- 14.DERMATOME: Back, over trochanter and groin PARESTHESIAS: Groin; after holding posture which causes pain
- A.
L1
- B.
L2
- C.
L3
- D.
L4
- 15.DERMATOME: Back, front of thigh to knee PARESTHESIAS: Occasionally anterior thigh
- A.
L1
- B.
L2
- C.
L3
- D.
L4
- 16.DERMATOME: Back Upper buttock Anterior thigh and knee Medial lower leg PARESTHESIAS: Medial knee Anterior lower leg
- A.
L2
- B.
L3
- C.
L4
- D.
L5
- 17.DERMATOME: Medial buttock Lateral thigh Medial leg Dorsum of foot Big toe PARESTHESIAS: Medial aspect of calf and ankle
- A.
L3
- B.
L4
- C.
L5
- D.
S1
- 18.DERMATOME: Buttock Posterior and lateral thigh Lateral aspect of leg Dorsum of foot Medial half of sole First, second, and third toes PARESTHESIAS: Lateral aspect of leg Medial three toes
- A.
L4
- B.
L5
- C.
S1
- D.
S2
- 19.DERMATOME: Buttock Thigh Posterior leg PARESTHESIAS: Lateral two toes Lateral foot Lateral leg to knee Plantar aspect of foot
- A.
L5
- B.
S1
- C.
S2
- D.
S3
- 20.DERMATOME: Buttock Thigh Posterior leg PARESTHESIAS: Lateral leg, knee, and heel
- A.
S1
- B.
S2
- C.
S3
- D.
S4
- 21.DERMATOME: Groin Medial thigh to knee PARESTHESIAS: None
- A.
S1
- B.
S2
- C.
S3
- D.
S4
- 22.DERMATOME: Perineum Genitals Lower sacrum PARESTHESIAS: Saddle area Gentials Anus Impotence Massive posterior herniation
- A.
S5
- B.
S2
- C.
S3
- D.
S4
- 23.Myotome/Muscle Weakness: NONE
- A.
C1, L1, S3
- B.
C1, L2, S3
- C.
C2, L2, S3
- D.
C2, L1, S3
- 24.Myotome/Muscle Weakness: Longus Colli, SCM, rectus capitis
- A.
C2
- B.
C3
- C.
C4
- D.
C1
- 25.Myotome/Muscle Weakness: Trapezius, Splenius Capitis
- A.
C2
- B.
C3
- C.
C4
- D.
C5
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