Carpal tunnel syndrome would result in:

a. a negative Tinel sign.
b. a negative Phalen test.
c. reduced abduction of the thumb.
d. palm tingling.


C
Median nerve compression, as in carpal tunnel syndrome, results in a positive Tinel sign, positive Phalen test, reduced abduction of the thumb, and sparing of palm tingling.

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