Anterior and Medial Thigh

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Question 21

What is the normal motor and sensory function of the femoral n?

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• Motor
  
  • Normal strength to anterior thigh
  • injury: Weakness in extending knee and flexing thigh
• Sensory
  
  • Normal sensation along ANTERIOR AND MEDIAL leg, MEDIAL Foot
  • Injury: decrease sensation in those areas

*** medial aspect is different!

Question 22

What are the major motor and sensory functions of the obturator n?

Answer 22

• Motor
  
  • Normal function in medial thigh muscles
  • Injury: weakness in ability to adduct thigh muscles
• Sensory:
  
  • Normal cutaneous sensaiton on medial ASPECT of thigh
  • Injury: loss of sensation in medial aspect of thigh
    
    • Medial aspect of thigh: general region superiomedial to the knee