Question

which term describes a temporary nerve conduction block with intact axons? neurotmesis myelinopathy axonotmesis neurapraxia view hint for question 43

Explanation:

• Neurotmesis: Severe nerve injury with axon, myelin, and connective tissue destruction, permanent damage.
• Myelinopathy: Damage to the myelin sheath, not a conduction block with intact axons.
• Axonotmesis: Axon damage with intact connective tissue, not temporary block.
• Neurapraxia: Temporary nerve conduction block where axons remain fully intact, with function recoverable over time.

Answer:

D. Neurapraxia