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Which clinical picture is MOST consistent with the findings on the CT image shown in Figure 15-2? (A) Contralateral leg greater than arm weakness. (B) Contralateral weakness and numbness affecting the face and arm more than the legs. (C) No weakness noted, but reduced contralateral sensation to pinprick and light touch. (D) Diplopia with contralateral limb weakness.

   Which clinical picture is MOST consistent with the findings on the CT image shown in Figure 15-2?
(A) Contralateral leg greater than arm weakness.
(B) Contralateral weakness and numbness affecting the face and arm more than the legs.
(C) No weakness noted, but reduced contralateral sensation to pinprick and light touch.
(D) Diplopia with contralateral limb weakness.

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Emergency Medicine Examination & Board Review

Emergency Medicine Examination & Board Review

Susan Promes 3rd Edition

Chapter 15, Problem 11

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Step 1: Examine the CT image shown in Figure 15-2 to identify any specific findings or abnormalities. Show more…

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Which clinical picture is MOST consistent with the findings on the CT image shown in Figure 15-2? (A) Contralateral leg greater than arm weakness. (B) Contralateral weakness and numbness affecting the face and arm more than the legs. (C) No weakness noted, but reduced contralateral sensation to pinprick and light touch. (D) Diplopia with contralateral limb weakness.

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