Damage to which nerve results in an inability to oppose thumb to the little finger?

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• Paralysis of which nerve results in inability to initiate abduction of the arm?
• Laceration of the recurrent branch of the median nerve results in paralysis of all the following muscles of the thumb EXCEPT:
• Infection in the volar aspect of the little finger can spread to all EXCEPT:
• A child has gashed the palmar aspect of her wrist on some glass. Which of the following would be evidence of damage to her median nerve?
• A 45-year-old man is unable to initiate abduction of the arm following reduction of a dislocated shoulder. Damage to which nerve is most likely to be responsible for this condition:
• Damage to the median nerve may be suggested clinically by:
• Which of the following has some nerve supply from the radial nerve?
• Following a laceration to the anterior surface of the wrist, a patient is unable to flex the proximal interphalangeal joint of his middle finger when his other fingers are held in extension. The tendon of which muscle has been divided?
• Which nerve injury results in ptosis
• The skin of the top of the index finger is supplied by: