Credit test 2: Nerves Flashcards
Between nn. cervicales and thoracici there is
Intumescentia cervicalis / cranialis
Between nn. lumbales and nn. sacrales there is
Intumescentia lumbosacralis / caudalis
This nerve runs through foramen intervertebrale
n. spinalis
Fusion of radix dorsalis / ventralis
Longest nerve of nn. cervicales
n. phrenicus
Runs from the 1st cervical vertebra to the last sacral segment
Nn. spinales By; Nn. cervicales Nn. thoracici Nn. lumbales Nn. sacrales Nn. caudales
Spinal nerves innervating thoracic limb, thoracic wall and muscles in this area
Plexus brachialis
Structure formed in Ru and Eq between n. musculocutaneus and n. medianus
Ansa axillaris
(Under a. axillaris)
Communication branch formed for these two nerves.
Small nerve innervating m. serratus ventralis cervicis and m. rhomboideus
m. dorsalis scapulae
of Plexus brachialis
The sensitive nerve for the skin which forms the distal continuation of the musculocutaneous nerve is
n. cutaneus antebrachii medialis
Main contiunuation of n. musculocutaneus
Nerve supplying the skin of antebrachium and the terminal branch of n. axillaris
n. cutaneus antebrachii cranialis
Terminal branch!
N. thoracicus longus supplies
m. Serratus ventralis thoracis
Communicates together with 2nd and 3rd intercostal nerve to form n. intercostobrachialis?
n. thoracicus lateralis
Supplying the dorsal surface of the digits
n. radialis
n. ulnaris
Main division of n. radialis
ramus superficialis
ramus profundus
Strongest nerve of the thoracic limb
n. medianus
Main sensory nerve of thoracic limb
n. medianus
Branches of nn. thoracici
nn. interocostales dorsales
n. costoabdominalis