Upper Limb, NEET PG Anatomy MCQs

Free Upper Limb practice for NEET PG Anatomy, with a written explanation on every question.

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Q1 · Brachial Plexus

Easy

A newborn delivered after shoulder dystocia holds the right arm adducted, internally rotated and extended at the elbow, with the forearm pronated. Which nerve roots are most likely injured?

Q2 · Brachial Plexus

Easy

After a fracture of the surgical neck of the humerus, a patient cannot abduct the arm beyond the first few degrees and has numbness over the lateral shoulder. Which nerve is injured?

Q3 · Upper Limb Nerves

Easy

A mid-shaft humeral fracture is complicated by wrist drop with sensory loss over the dorsal first web space. Which nerve runs in the spiral groove and is injured here?

Q4 · Upper Limb Nerves

Medium

A patient struck on the medial epicondyle develops clawing of the ring and little fingers with sensory loss over the medial one and a half digits. Which structure is affected?

Q5 · Brachial Plexus

Medium

Following axillary lymph node clearance, a patient shows winging of the scapula when pushing against a wall. Which nerve and root value is involved?

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Yes. Every question and explanation in this Upper Limb set is free. The first five are open to everyone and the rest unlock with your name and mobile number.

Upper Limb sits within Anatomy. Gross anatomy, neuroanatomy, embryology and histology, the four areas NEET PG returns to every year. Nerve injuries, foramina and blood supply carry most of the marks.

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