Ch 62 Consolidated Neurovasculature of the Lower Limb Flashcards

1
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The lumbosacral plexus supplies the entire _ and _ innervation of the lower limb

A

muscular and cutaneous

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The lumbosacral plexus is formed by the ventral rami of the spinal nerves _ thru _

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L1 - S4

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The lumbosacral plexus can be subdivided into the _ and _ plexus

A

lumbar and sacral plexus

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Ventral ramus L4 bifurcates into an upper division that is part of the _ plexus and a lower division which is part of the _ plexus

A

lumbar
sacral

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The lumbar plexus is derived from the ventral rami _ to _ and the _ division of ventral ramus _

A

L1 to L3
upper division
L4

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The lumbar plexus is found on the _ wall of the abdomen within the substance of the _ _ muscle

A

posterior
psoas major m

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7
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The lumbar plexus supplies structures on the _, _, and _ sides of the _

A

medial, lateral, anterior
thigh

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8
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The sacral plexus is derived from the lower division of ventral ramus _ and ventral rami _ to _.

A

L4
L5 to S4

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9
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The sacral plexus is found on the _ wall of the pelvis just medial to the _ muscle

A

lateral
piriformis

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10
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The sacral plexus mainly supplies the structures of the _ region, posterior _, _, and _.

A

gluteal
thigh
leg
foot

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11
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2 main nerves of the lumbar plexus

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Femoral n
Obturator n

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12
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The femoral nerve is derived from ventral rami _, _, and the _ division of _.

A

L2, L3
upper division
L4

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13
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The femoral nerve emerges _ to the psoas major muscle and courses deep to the _ ligament and continues distally as it passes thru the _ _ and into the anterior thigh

A

laterally
inguinal
femoral triangle

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14
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Branches of the femoral nerve supply all the muscles of the anterior thigh including the _ part of the iliopsoas m, the _, _ _, _ _, _ _, _ _, and the _ muscle of the medial thigh group

A

iliacus part
sartorius m
rectus femoris m
vastus lateralis m
vastus medialis m
vastus intermedius m
pectineus m

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15
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The femoral nerve gives off cutaneous branches including the _ and the _ _ _ nerve

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Saphenous n
Anterior Femoral Cutaneous n

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16
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The saphenous nerve supplies the skin of the anterior medial _ and medial _.

A

leg
foot

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17
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The anterior femoral cutaneous nerve supplies the skin of the anterior _.

A

thigh

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18
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The obturator nerve is derived from the ventral rami _, _, and the upper division of _.

A

L2, L3, L4

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19
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The obturator nerve emerges _ to the psoas major muscle and courses inferiorly along the _ wall of the pelvis, dividing into _ branches before passing thru the _ _.

A

medial
lateral
2
obturator foramen

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20
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The anterior branch of the obturator nerve courses antero-inferiorly between the _ _ and _ muscles which it innervates in addition to the _ muscle and the skin of the mid-medial _.

A

Adductor Longus m
Adductor Brevis m
Gracilis m
thigh

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The posterior branch of the obturator nerve courses postero-inferiorly between the _ _ and _ muscles and innervates the _ _ muscle and the _ part of the _ _ muscle.

A

ADDuctor Brevis m
ADDuctor Magnus m
Obturator Externus m
ADDuctor part of the ADDuctor Magnus m

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22
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Additional cutaneous branches of the lumbar plexus that supply skin around the lower abdominal wall, proximal thigh, and external genitalia. These nerves include the _, _, and _ nerves

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Iliohypogastric n
Ilioinguinal n
Genitofemoral n

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23
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The _ _ _ nerve is a branch of the lumbar plexus and supplies the lateral thigh.

A

Lateral Femoral Cutaneous n

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24
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The sacral plexus is made up of 12 main nerves:

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Superior Gluteal n
Inferior Gluteal n
Nerve to Quadratus Femoris and Inferior Gemellus m
Nerve to Obturator Internus and Superior Gemellus m
Nerve to Piriformis m
Posterior Femoral Cutaneous n
Pudendal n
Sciatic n
Tibial n
Common Fibular n
Superficial Fibular n
Deep Fibular n

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The superior gluteal nerve consists of the _ division of the ventral ramus _ and the ventral rami _ and _.

A

Lower Division
L4
L5
S1

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26
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The superior gluteal n supplies the _ _ and _ muscles and the _ _ _ muscle.

A

Gluteus Medius m
Gluteus Minimus m
Tensor Fascia Latae m

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27
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The inferior gluteal nerve consists of the ventral rami of _, _, and _.

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L5, S1, and S2

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28
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The inferior gluteal nerve supplies the _ _ muscle.

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Gluteus Maximus m

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29
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The nerve to the quadratus femoris and inferior gemellus consists of the _ division of _ and the ventral rami of _ and _

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lower division
L4
L5
S1

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30
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The nerve to the quadratus femoris and the inferior gemellus supplies the _ _, the _ _, and the _ _ muscles

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Gluteus Maximus m
Quadratus Femoris m
Inferior Gemellus m

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31
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The nerve to the obturator internus and superior gemellus consist of ventral rami of _, _, and _.

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L5, S1, and S2

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32
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The nerve to the obturator internus and superior gemellus supplies the _ _ and _ _ muscles.

A

Obturator Internus m
Superior Gemellus m

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33
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The nerve to the piriformis arises from the ventral rami of _ and it supplies the _ muscle.

A

S2
Piriformis m

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34
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The posterior femoral cutaneous nerve arises from the ventral rami of _, _, and _.

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S1, S2, and S3

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35
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The posterior femoral cutaneous nerve supplies the _ of the _ thigh.

A

skin
posterior

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36
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The pudendal nerve arises from the ventral rami of _, _, and _.

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S2, S3, and S4

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The pudendal nerve supplies the majority of structures in the _ and _ wall

A

pelvis
pelvic wall

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38
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The sciatic nerve is derived from the _ division of ventral ramus _ thru the ventral rami of _

A

lower
L4
S3

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39
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The sciatic nerve is composed of both the _ part and the _ _ part of the sciatic nerve wrapped in a common _.

A

tibial
common fibular
epineurium

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40
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As the sciatic nerve exits the pelvis, it courses _ the piriformis muscle continuing inferiorly and deep to the _ _ muscle towards the posterior thigh.

A

below
Gluteus Maximus m

41
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In the posterior thigh, the sciatic nerve courses between the _ muscles.

A

hamstring

42
Q

In the thigh, the tibial part of the sciatic nerve innervates the extensor portion of the _ _muscle and the long head of the _ _ muscle, the _ muscle, and the _ muscle.

A

ADDuctor Magnus m
Biceps Femoris m
Semitendinosus m
Semimembranosus m

43
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The common fibular part of the sciatic nerve innervates the short head of the _ _ muscle.

A

Biceps Femoris m

44
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The tibial and common fibular parts of the sciatic nerve divide into the _ and _ _ nerves in the lower _ of the thigh just proximal to the _ _.

A

Tibial n
Common Fibular n
1/3
Popliteal Fossa

45
Q

The tibial nerve travels inferiorly thru the midline of the _ _, sitting _ to the popliteal vein and artery.

A

Popliteal Fossa
superficial

46
Q

The tibial nerve courses between the heads of the _ muscles, deep to the _ muscle, and enters the _ compartment of the leg as it courses distally.

A

Gastrocnemius m
Soleus m
Deep compartment

47
Q

The tibial nerve passes deep to the flexor retinaculum on the _ side of the ankle where it divides into the _ and _ _ nerves. These both supply the _ surface of the foot.

A

medial
medial and lateral plantar n
plantar

48
Q

The tibial nerve innervates all 7 muscles of the posterior leg:

A

Gastrocnemius m
Soleus m
Plantaris m
Popliteus m
Tibialis Posterior m
Flexor Digitorum Longus m
Flexor Hallucis Longus m

49
Q

After arising from the sciatic nerve in the lower 1/3 of the thigh, the common fibular nerve descends on the _ side of the _ _.

A

lateral
popliteal fossa

50
Q

The common fibular nerve winds around the fibula and divides into the _ and _ nerves

A

deep and superficial nerves

51
Q

The common fibular nerve directly innervates _ muscles in the leg unlike its branches.

A

0

52
Q

The superficial fibular nerve courses inferiorly in the _ compartment of the leg between the _ _ and _ _ muscles, innervating both.

A

lateral compartment
Fibularis Longus m
Fibularis Brevis m

53
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The superficial fibular nerve supplies the skin of the _ leg and _ of the foot except the webspace between the first and second toes.

A

lateral
dorsum

54
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The deep fibular nerve passes from the _ to the _ compartment of the leg.

A

lateral to anterior

55
Q

The deep fibular nerve innervates the entire anterior leg including (4 items)

A

Tibialis Anterior m
Extensor Hallucis Longus m
Extensor Digitorum Longus m
Fibularis Tertius m

56
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The deep fibular nerve also innervates the _ _ _ muscle on the dorsum of the foot.

A

Extensor Digitorum Brevis m

57
Q

The deep fibular nerve supplies the _ between the first and second toes.

A

webspace (ew)

58
Q

The abdominal aorta divides into the right and left _ _ arteries at the level of _.

A

common iliac a
LV4

59
Q

The common iliac artery courses inferiorly and laterally for about cm before dividing into the _ and _ arteries along the _ _.

A

5cm
internal and external iliac a
pelvic brim

60
Q

The internal iliac artery courses inferiorly and posteriorly along the wall of the pelvis giving off branches to pelvic organs (including the _ _ artery) and 2 branches that supply the _ region, called the superior and inferior _ arteries.

A

internal pudendal a
gluteal
superior and inferior gluteal a

61
Q

The superior gluteal artery exits the pelvis to enter the gluteal region _ the piriformis muscle with the superior gluteal nerve and courses between the _ _ and _ muscles.

A

above
gluteus medius and minimus m

62
Q

The inferior gluteal artery leaves the pelvis to enter the gluteal region _ the piriformis muscle with the inferior gluteal nerve and lies _ to the _ _ muscle.

A

below
deep
gluteus maximus m

63
Q

The external iliac artery continues inferiorly towards the thigh and as it courses deep to the _ ligament it changes names to the _ artery.

A

inguinal
femoral a

64
Q

The femoral artery lies _ to the femoral nerve and _ to the femoral vein in the femoral triangle.

A

medial
lateral

65
Q

The femoral triangle is found in the _ portion of the anterior thigh

A

superior

66
Q

In the proximal thigh, the femoral artery gives off the large _ _ artery whose branches supply the _ and _ muscles.

A

Profunda Femoris a
ADDuctor and hamstring muscles

67
Q

The femoral artery courses thru the anterior thigh and passes to the distal posterior thigh thru the _ _ where it becomes the _ artery.

A

ADDuctor hiatus
Popliteal a

68
Q

The popliteal artery courses distally thru the _ _ where it lies _ to the popliteal vein and tibial nerve.

A

popliteal fossa
deep

69
Q

At the lower portion of the popliteal fossa, the popliteal artery divides into the _ and _ _ arteries.

A

anterior and posterior tibial a

70
Q

After coming off the _ artery, the anterior tibial artery immediately passes thru a gap in the interosseus membrane as it courses from the _ to the _ compartment of the leg.

A

popliteal a
posterior to anterior compartment

71
Q

The anterior tibial artery continues to course distally in the anterior compartment of the leg with the _ _ (peroneal) nerve.

A

Deep Fibular (Peroneal) Nerve

72
Q

The anterior tibial artery changes it names to _ _ at the level of the medial and lateral _.

A

Dorsalis Pedis a
malleoli

73
Q

The dorsalis pedis artery supplies the _ of the foot.

A

dorsum

74
Q

The posterior tibial artery descends thru the deep posterior leg coursing with the _ nerve.

A

tibial n

75
Q

In the proximal leg, the posterior tibial artery gives off the _ artery.

A

fibular (peroneal) a

76
Q

The posterior tibial artery courses deep to the _ _ on the medial side of the ankle.

A

flexor retinaculum

77
Q

The posterior tibial artery terminates by dividing in to the _ and _ _ arteries.

A

medial and lateral plantar a

78
Q

The medial and lateral plantar arteries course with the medial and lateral plantar nerves and supply the _ surface of the foot.

A

plantar

79
Q

The fibular artery is a _ branch of the posterior tibial artery and supplies the _ _ muscles of the leg on the _ side.

A

proximal
deep posterior
lateral

80
Q

The fibular artery’s branches terminate at the _ and do not enter the foot.

A

ankle

81
Q

Blood is returned from the lower limb by 2 sets of veins:

A

deep and superficial veins

82
Q

_ veins course with an artery of the same name and they drain the same area supplied by their associated artery.

A

Deep

83
Q

_ to the knee, the deep veins are paired on each side of their associated artery and this arrangement is called _ _.

A

Distal
Venae Comitantes

84
Q

_ veins originate in the foot, course proximally thru the _ tissue and terminate by joining the _ veins.

A

Superficial
subcutaneous
Deep

85
Q

The 6 major superficial veins of the lower limb are:

A

Plantar Digital v
Dorsal Digital v
Dorsal Metatarsal v
Dorsal Venous arch
Greater Saphenous v
Lesser Saphenous v

86
Q

Plantar digital veins course along the _ surface of the toes.

A

inferior

87
Q

Dorsal digital veins course along the _ surface of the toes

A

superior

88
Q

Dorsal metatarsal veins are formed by joining of the _ and _ _ veins.

A

dorsal and plantar digital veins

89
Q

The dorsal metatarsal veins are found in the _ surface of the metatarsals.

A

superior

90
Q

The _ _ _ is formed by the joining of the _ _ veins and is found on the _ surface of the foot.

A

dorsal venous arch
dorsal metatarsal v
superior

91
Q

The dorsal venous arch gives off both _ veins.

A

saphenous v

92
Q

The longest vein in the body is the _ _ vein

A

Greater Saphenous v

93
Q

The greater saphenous vein arises from the _ side of the dorsal venous arch.

A

medial

94
Q

The greater saphenous vein courses _ to the medial malleoli and then _ along the medial border of the leg.

A

anteriorly
superiorly

95
Q

The greater saphenous vein courses _ to the medial condyles of the tibia and femur and _ along the medial border of the thigh.

A

posteriorly
superiorly

96
Q

As the greater saphenous vein courses thru the fascia in the upper thigh it terminates by entering the _ _ in the femoral triangle.

A

femoral vein

97
Q

The lesser saphenous vein arises from the _ side of the dorsal venous arch

A

lateral

98
Q

The lesser saphenous vein courses anterior to the medial malleoli _ to the lateral malleoli and then _ along the posterior border of the leg`

A

anterior
posterior
superiorly

99
Q

The lesser saphenous vein terminates by joining the _ vein in the _ _.

A

popliteal v
popliteal fossa