RSL - Musculo - Anatomy + Nerve damage Flashcards
Obturator (L2-L4) (how + deficit)
- Anterior hip dislocation, pelvic surgery
- Thigh adduction
- Medial thigh sensation
Femoral (L2-L4) (how + deficit)
- Pelvic fracture or mass involving iliopsoas/iliacus muscle (hematoma, abscess)
- Flexion of thigh / Extension of leg
- Sensory of anterior thigh / medial leg
Common peroneal (L4-S2) (how + deficit)
- Fibula neck fracture or nerve compression at fibular neck
- Foot eversion, dorsiflexion, toe extension “steppage gait”
- Sensory of lateral leg, dorsal/lateral foot
Tibial (L4-S3) (how + deficit)
- Trauma to knee, baker cyst, tarsal tunnel syndrome
- Foot inversion, plantar flexion, toe flexion
- Sensory to base and medial of foot
Superior gluteal (L4-S1) (how + deficit)
- Iatrogenic (hip surgery, buttocks injection)
- Thigh abduction - causes Trentelenburg
Inferior gluteal (L5-S2) (how + deficit)
- Posterior hip dislocation
- Thigh extension - hard to stand from seated
Obturator (nerve roots)
L2-L4
Femoral
L2-L4
Common peroneal
L4-S2
Tibial
L4-S3
Superior gluteal
L4-S1
Inferior glueteal
L5-S2
L3-L4 herniation
Knee extension weakness (patellar reflex)
L4-L5 herniation
dorsiflexion Weakness
L5-S1 herniatino
Plantar flexion weaknenss (achilles reflex)
Axilla/lateral thorax (A+N)
Long thoracic Nerve
Lateral thoracic artery
Surgical neck of humerus (A+N)
Axillary N
Posterior circumflex A
Midshaft of humerus (A+N)
Radial N
Deep brachial A
Distal humerus / cubial fossa (A+N)
Median N
Brachial A
Popliteal fossa (A+N)
Tibial N
popliteal A
Posterior to medial malleolus (A+N)
Tibial N
Posterior tibial A
housemaid knee
prepatellar brusitis
baker cyst
popliteal fluid collection via chronic joint disease
MC rotator cuff injury and test
supraspinatus
empty/full can test
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pitching injury
infraspinatus
Wrist bone injuries causing carpal tunnel
Scaphoid fracture
Luna dislocation
wrist bone injuries causing ulnar nerve injury
hook of hamate (FOOSH)
loss of sensation over lateral forearm
musculocutaneous injury
PADS and DABs innervated by:
ulnar
pudendal nerve roots
S2-S4