بنك الأسئلة المجّاني للاختبارات الوطنيّة SMLE و SNLE

Nerve Injury: Median Vascular Injury: Brachial artery i'm another person, so since the radial nerve is the only one of all those structures which is found at the anterior aspect of femur , specifically on the lateral anterior side , it's the one that should be affected + the radial artery is formed in the forearm after the brachial artery pass the cubital fossa, so itsn't the correct answer. اتفق بشدة sir excuse me sir?? FEMUR! how can i trust your answer now... we have 2 condyles in the humerus Trochlea (medial) and Capetulum (Lateral) if we have fracture above thiese condyles (Supracondyler) the nerves affected are: Median (above trochlea) Radial NERVE (above Capitulum) There is no way redial artery gets affected; it's position is after the humerus 2021 rnالاجابة الحقوني وش الجواب الاختبار بكره --i think the answer should be the radial nerve since it is in closer relation of the supracondylar ridge, if we assume the answer is radial artery then even the ulner artery is correct because both are branches of the brachial artery, in clinic setting, the first thing to check is vascular supply but in Altaybe setting, the anatomical relation is more important--