Lesson3 Flashcards

1
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7 Nerves in Lumbar Plexus

A
  • Iliohypogastric
  • Ilioinguinal
  • Genitofemoral
  • Lateral Cutaneous of Thigh
  • Femoral
  • Obturator
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Iliohypogastric O/D

A

O: L1
D:
mm: anterior/lateral abs
skin: ant, lat abs, glutes

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3
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Ilioinguinal O/D

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O: L1
D: Skin over superior/medial thigh, genitals

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4
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Genitofemoral O/D

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O: L1-L2
D:
mm: cremaster
skin: genitals, sup/medial thigh

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5
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Lateral Cutaneous Nerve of thigh O/D

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O: L2-L3
D:
skin: lateral thigh

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Femoral O/D

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O: L2-L4
D:
mm: Anterior thigh
skin: ant/med thigh, med ankle, leg, foot

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Obturator O/D

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O: L2-L4
D:
mm: adductors
skin: adductors

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8
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Femoral Nerve Injury causes

A
  1. Stab/gunshot
  2. Can’t extend knee, trouble w/ hip flexion
  3. wasting of quads
  4. No sensation over ant/medial thigh
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9
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Injury to Obturator Nerve causes

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  1. Paralysis of adductors
  2. No sensation over medial thigh
  3. Occurs by pressure on nerve by fetal head during pregnancy
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10
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Meraglia Parasthetica

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  • Lateral Femoral Cutaneous Nerve entrapment
  • Occurs near ASIS as nerve passes under inguinal ligament
  • Sensory alteration/burning pain on lateral thigh
  • Causes: trauma, during baby delivery in stirrups, tight clothing, complication from surgery (hernia)
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15 Nerves of the Sacral Plexus

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  1. Superior Gluteal
  2. Inferior Gluteal
  3. Piriformis
  4. Nerve to quadratus femoris + inf gamellus
  5. Nerve to obturator internus + sup gamellus
  6. Perforating cutaneous
  7. Posterior cutaneous of thigh
  8. Sciatic
  9. Tibial
  10. Medial plantal
  11. lateral plantar
  12. Common fibular
  13. Deep fibular
  14. Superficial fibular
  15. Pudendal
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12
Q

Sacral Plexus Runs from

A

L4-S4

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13
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Superior Gluteal O/D

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O: L4-S1
D:
mm: glute med, min, TFL

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14
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Inferior Gluteal O/D

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O: L5-S2
D:
mm: Glute max

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15
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Nerve to Piriformis O/D

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O: S1-S2
D:
mm: Piriformis

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16
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Nerve to Quadrator Femoris + Inf Gamellus O/D

A

O: L4-S1
D:
mm: Quadrator Femoris + Inf Gamellus

17
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Nerve to Obturator Infernus + Superior Gamellus O/D

A

O: L5-S2
D:
mm: Obturator Infernus + Superior Gamellus

18
Q

Nerve to Perforating Cutaneous O/D

A

O: S2-S3
D:
Skin: Inf/mid buttock

19
Q

Posterior Cutaneous of Thigh O/D

A

O: S1-S3
D:
Skin: Post thigh, inf glutes, sup calves

20
Q

Sciatic Nerve O/D

A

O: L4-S3
D:
mm: hamstrings/adductor magnus

21
Q

Tibial O/D

A

O: L4-S3
D:
mm: Popliteus, post compartment

22
Q

Medial Plantar O/D

A

O: L4-S3
D:
mm: AbH, FDB, FHB

23
Q

Lateral Plantar O/D

A

O: L4-S3
D:
mm: all other foot mm
Skin: medial/lateral plantar surface

24
Q

Common Fibular O

25
Q

Superficial Fibular O/D

A

O: L4-S2
D:
mm: fib long/brevis
skin: lat leg, ant leg, dorsum foot

26
Q

Deep Fibular O/D

A

O: L4-S2
D:
mm: ant compartment, EDB, EHB
Skin: Dorsal digits 1,2

27
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Pudendal O/D

A

O: S2-S4
D:
mm: Pelvic floor
Skin: genitals