问题
单项选择题 A1/A2型题
男性,28岁。外伤致肱骨中下1/3骨折,伴有桡神经损伤。临床上除骨折体征外,还可出现的体征是()
A.手指不能靠拢
B.伸指、伸腕功能丧失
C.屈指、屈腕功能丧失
D.屈指、伸指功能丧失
E.伸腕功能存在,伸指功能丧失
答案
参考答案:B
解析:肱骨干骨折并有桡神经损伤,患者伸指、伸腕功能均会出现障碍。
男性,28岁。外伤致肱骨中下1/3骨折,伴有桡神经损伤。临床上除骨折体征外,还可出现的体征是()
A.手指不能靠拢
B.伸指、伸腕功能丧失
C.屈指、屈腕功能丧失
D.屈指、伸指功能丧失
E.伸腕功能存在,伸指功能丧失
参考答案:B
解析:肱骨干骨折并有桡神经损伤,患者伸指、伸腕功能均会出现障碍。
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