Question

with which of the following mononeuropathies would you find no motor deficits? saturday night palsy carpal tunnel syndrome meralgia paresthetica peroneal neuropathy

Explanation:

Saturday Night Palsy affects the radial nerve, which controls arm/hand movement, causing motor deficits. Carpal tunnel syndrome impacts the median nerve, which has motor functions for the thumb, leading to possible motor weakness. Peroneal Neuropathy affects the peroneal nerve, controlling lower leg and foot movement, resulting in motor deficits. Meralgia paresthetica only involves the lateral femoral cutaneous nerve, which is purely sensory, so it causes no motor issues.

Answer:

Meralgia paresthetica