CIM vs CIP EMG — FRCA Final MCQ
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Correct answer: B — Critical illness myopathy
Reduced CMAPs + normal sensory = CIM (not CIP which has motor AND sensory abnormalities). CIM: proximal weakness, elevated CK, normal sensory. Risk factors: steroids, NMBAs, sepsis, immobility. Better prognosis than CIP.
Reference: ICS – 2023 – ICU-acquired weakness