LE Muscles

Question 1

Hamstrings Innervation

Answer 1

Sciatic N - Tibial division (L4-S3)
*exception Biceps Femoris Short Head (Common Fibular Nerve)

Question 2

Biceps Femoris Short head Innvervation

Answer 2

Common Fibular Nerve (sciatic nerve {L4-S2}, Fibular division)

Question 3

Where does the sciatic nerve emerge?

Answer 3

Inferior to border of
piriformis. Variations are common.

Question 4

What does the sciatic nerve split into and where does the split occur?

Answer 4

Splits into tibial nerve and common fibular nerve - in the popliteal space or superior to the popliteal space

Question 5

where does the popliteal artery emerge from and what does it bifurcate into?

Answer 5

emerges from the adductor hiatus until it bifurcates into anterior and posterior tibial arteries

Question 6

What is another name for the fibular artery

Answer 6

peroneal artery

Question 7

What artery does the tibial nerve run with

Answer 7

posterior tibial artery

Question 8

what nerve does the posterior tibial artery run with

Answer 8

tibial nerve

Question 9

what muscle is largely responsible for maintaining erect (standing) position? Also important for venous blood return

Answer 9

Soleus

Question 10

what is the pit in the head of the femur and what is the ligament that connects there called?

Answer 10

fovea capitis
ligamentum teres femoris`

Question 11

Lumbar plexus innervation segments

Answer 11

t12-L4

Question 12

Obturator N segments

Answer 12

L2-L4

Question 13

Obturator N cutaneous innervation

Answer 13

medial thigh

Question 14

Obturator N Innervation

Answer 14

medial thigh (gracilus, adductor longus, adductor brevis, adductor portion of adductor magnus)
Pectineus (1/3)

Question 15

Femoral N segments

Answer 15

L2-L4

Question 16

Femoral N cutaneous innervation

Answer 16

anterior and lateral thigh
medial leg

Question 17

Femoral N innervation

Answer 17

anterior thigh (sartorius, rectus femoris, vastus lateralis, vastus medialis, vastus intermedius)
Pectineus (2/3)
Iliacus

Question 18

Sacral Plexus segements and cutaneous innervation

Answer 18

L4-S3
posterior thigh and lateral leg and sole

Question 19

Tibial N segments

Answer 19

L4-S3

Question 20

Tibial N innervation and cutaneous innervation

Answer 20

posterior leg
sole

Question 21

Sciatic N tibial division innervation

Answer 21

posterior thigh
hamstring portion of adductor magnus

Question 22

sciatic nerve fibular division innervation

Answer 22

biceps femoris SH

Question 23

Common Fibular segements

Answer 23

L4-S2

Question 24

Superficial fibular nerve innervation and cutaneous

Answer 24

lateral leg
lateral leg, dorsal foot minus btw big toe and 2nd digit

Question 25

deep fibular nerve innervation and cutaneous

Answer 25

anterior leg
btw big toe and 2nd digit