Dupuytren’s contracture causes flexion of the a. fourth and fifth fingers b.ring finger c. index and middle fingers d. thumb Answer: a. fourth and fifth fingers Dupuytren’s contracture causes flexion of the fourth and fifth fingers, and frequently the middle finger. #nursing #nursingquiz #nursingschool #nursingreview #nclex #student #studentnurse #fyp #foryourpage #nursingstudent #nursetobe #futurenurse #reels | Flo Nurse Nightingale

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What are the symptoms of Dupuytren's contracture? 1. Not being able to lay your hand flat on a table, palm down (called the tabletop test). 2. One or more small, tender lumps (nodules) in the palm. ... 3. The nodules may thicken and contract or tighten. ... 4. Pits or grooves in the skin compressed by the contracted finger. #dupuytrens #hand #surgery #doctor #medical | Ricky Brown

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