KROK 1 2008 – Question 199 · KROK (Medicine) · Human Anatomy
A man with a stab wound in the area of quadrilateral foramen applied to a doctor. Examination revealed that the patient was unable to draw his arm aside from his body. What nerve is most probably damaged?
- A. N. radialis
- B. N. medianus
- C. N. ulnaris
- D. N. axillaris
- E. N. subclavius
Hint
The quadrilateral space transmits a nerve that supplies the deltoid, so think about which shoulder movement depends on that muscle.
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