7. Arteries and Nerves of Thigh and Pelvis Flashcards
Arteries and Nerves: Anterior Pelvis and Hip
Identify 1 - 2
- *1.** Femoral vein
- *2.** Femoral artery
Arteries and Nerves: Anterior Pelvis and Hip
Identify 3 - 4
- *3.** External iliac vein
- *4.** External iliac artery
Arteries and Nerves: Anterior Pelvis and Hip
Identify 5 - 6
5. Lateral femoral cutaneous nerve
6. Femoral nerve
Arteries and Nerves: Anterior Pelvis and Hip
Identify 7
7. Profunda femoris artery
Arteries and Nerves: Anterior Pelvis and Hip
Identify 8 - 9
- Saphenous nerve
- Descending genicular artery
Arteries and Nerves: Anterior Pelvis and Hip
Identify 10 - 11
- *10.** Cutaneous branch of the obturator nerve
- *11.** Obturator nerve (anterior and posterior branches)
Arteries and Nerves: Anterior Pelvis and Hip
The femoral triangle contains ____
the femoral vein (most medial), artery, and nerve (most lateral).
(A useful mnemonic for this relation is “Lateral → Medial = NAVEL,” where “NAVEL” is nerve, artery, vein, empty space, lymphatics.)
Arteries and Nerves: Anterior Pelvis and Hip
The femoral artery passes between ___ and ____ before traveling to the knee, where it becomes the popliteal artery
The adductor longus and the vastus medialis muscles
Arteries and Nerves: Anterior Pelvis and Hip
The femoral artery passes between the adductor longus and the vastus medialis musclesbefore traveling to the knee, where it becomes ____
the popliteal artery
Arteries and Nerves: Anterior Pelvis and Hip
The femoral nerve supplies innervation to ____ as it passes through the thigh.
the majority of the muscles of the anterior thigh, including the quadriceps,
Arteries and Nerves: Posterior Pelvis and Hip
Identity 1
(2 & 3 for reading only)
1. Superior gluteal nerve and artery
Arteries and Nerves: Posterior Pelvis and Hip
Identity 5 - 6
(7 & 8 for reading only)
5. Pudendal nerve
6. Nerve to obturator internus
_________
- *7.** Posterior femoral cutaneous nerve
- *8.** Inferior clunial nerves
Arteries and Nerves: Posterior Pelvis and Hip
Identity 9 - 10
9. Muscular branches of the sciatic nerve
10. Sciatic nerve
Arteries and Nerves: Posterior Pelvis and Hip
Identity 11 - 12
- *11.** Tibial nerve
- *12.** Common peroneal nerve
Arteries and Nerves: Posterior Pelvis and Hip
The sciatic nerve (L4-S3) exits (1)_____ and travels distally, dividing into (2)____ and ____.
- the greater sciatic foramen
- the common peroneal and tibial nerves