anatomy 5 Flashcards
What is the posterior section of sacral plexus
superior/inferio gluteal, piriformis, posterior femoral cutaneous
what is anterior section of sacral plexus
obturator internus, pudenal, quadratus femoris, levator anti
labrum
ring of acetabulum
blood supply to lumbosacral plexus
anterior iliac
Where do lower limb buds develop
L2-S2
Where do upper limb buds develop
C5-T1
Floor of femoral traingle
iliopsoas and pectineus
What is the crural fascia a continuation of
fascia lata inferior to the knee
compartment syndrome is caused by
trauma to muscles of muscles of anterior compartment
What does compartment syndrome cause
increased pressure, caused compressure of other structure of ischemia
What does injury to common peroneal nerve cause
paralysis of all anterior/lateral compartment muscles
blood supply to lateral compartment
branches of peroneal a and anterior tib a
function of lateral compartemnt
evert
functino of posterior compartment
produce plantar flexion, inversion of foot
The posterior compartment is divided into a superiorficial and deep compartment by what
transsversae intermuscular septum
nerve of posterior compartment
tibial
artery of posterior compartment
psoterior tib and peroneal a
terminal branches of peroneal a
perforting branch of peroneal
communicating a
posterior lateral malleolar a
posterior lateral calcaneal a
circumflex fib, nutrient, muscular, and communicating is all a branch of what
posterior tib
WHat does anterior tib become when it’s past the ankle
dorsalis pedis
medial sural cutaneous is a branch of
tibial n
lateral sural cutanous is a branch of
common peronal n
sural communicating nerve is a branch of
lateral sural
saphenous n
medial side of foot as far as 1st metatarsal
superfifical peroneal n
medial and intermidate dorsal cuatenous n