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Which type of nerve injury involves temporary loss of motor and sensory function due to blockage of nerve conduction?
Which type of nerve injury involves temporary loss of motor and sensory function due to blockage of nerve conduction?
- Neurotmesis
- Neuroappraxy
- Neuropraxy (correct)
- Axonotmesis
What is the characteristic feature of axonotmesis?
What is the characteristic feature of axonotmesis?
- Temporary loss of nerve signaling ability
- Damage to the axon while the connective tissue remains intact (correct)
- Complete rupture of the nerve trunk
- Partial damage to both the axon and connective tissue
Which nerve injury results in the most serious damage to both the axon and connective tissue?
Which nerve injury results in the most serious damage to both the axon and connective tissue?
- Axonotmesis
- Neuroappraxy
- Neurotmesis (correct)
- Neuropraxy
What is the average duration of nerve injury in neuropraxy?
What is the average duration of nerve injury in neuropraxy?
In which type of nerve injury does Wallerian degeneration occur in the distal part of the axon?
In which type of nerve injury does Wallerian degeneration occur in the distal part of the axon?
What is the average duration of nerve injury in neuropraxy?
What is the average duration of nerve injury in neuropraxy?
Which nerve injury involves Wallerian degeneration in the distal part of the axon?
Which nerve injury involves Wallerian degeneration in the distal part of the axon?
What is the characteristic feature of neurotmesis?
What is the characteristic feature of neurotmesis?
Which type of nerve injury results in partial rupture affecting the axon but not the nerve trunk?
Which type of nerve injury results in partial rupture affecting the axon but not the nerve trunk?
What is the rate of outgrowth of regenerating nerve fibers in axonotmesis?
What is the rate of outgrowth of regenerating nerve fibers in axonotmesis?
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