Spinal and Named Nerves Flashcards by Raymond `Stavers

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Name the spinal nerve associated with the dermatome at A

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A - T2

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Name nerve A

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A - Deep fibular nerve (supplies anterior leg)

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Name the spinal nerve associated with the dermatome at A

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A - C6

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Name the spinal nerve associated with the dermatome at A

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A - S1

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Name the spinal nerve associated with the dermatome at A

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A - L2

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Name the spinal nerve associated with the dermatome at A

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A - S3

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Name the nerve providing cutaneous sensory supply at A

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A - Superficial fibular nerve

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Name dermatomes A to F

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A - L2

B - S3

C - S4

D - S2

E - L3

F - L4

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Name nerve A

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A - Femoral nerve (supplies anterior thigh)

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Name the spinal nerve associated with the dermatome at A

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A - S2

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Name the nerve roots associated with a reflex at A

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A - L3/L4

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Name the spinal nerve associated with the dermatome at A

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A - T1

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Name the spinal nerve associated with the dermatome at A

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A - L5

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Name the spinal nerve associated with the dermatome at A

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A - C5

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Which nerve is most likely to be injured with the pictured pathology

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Axillary nerve

(anterior shoulder dislocation)

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Name the nerve responsible for the motor component of compartment A

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A - Median nerve

(anterior forearm)

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Name the nerves A and B

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A - Obturator nerve (supplies medial thigh)

B - Superficial fibular nerve (supplies lateral leg)

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Name the spinal nerve associated with the dermatome at A

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A - L4

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Which nerve is most likely to be injured with the pictured pathology

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A - Radial nerve

(humeral shaft fracture)

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Name the nerve providing cutaneous sensory supply at A

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A - Tibial nerve (sural nerve)

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Name the spinal nerve associated with the dermatome at A

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A - L5

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Name the spinal nerve associated with the dermatome at A

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A - L5

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Name the spinal nerve associated with the dermatome at A

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A - L2

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Name muscle A

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A - Flexor digitorum superficialis

(flexor digitorum superficialis is one of two exceptions to the rule that the anterior compartment is innervated by the median nerve since only half of it is)

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Name the spinal nerve associated with the dermatome at A

A - L4

Name the spinal nerve associated with the dermatome at A

A - S1

Name the nerve providing cutaneous sensory supply at A

A - Common fibular nerve

Name dermatomes A to D

A - L5 B - S1 C - L5 D - L4

Name the nerve providing cutaneous sensory supply at A

A - Obturator nerve

Name the nerves providing cutaneous sensory supply at A to D

A - Axillary nerve B - Medial cutaneous nerve to the forearm C - Musculocutaneous nerve D - Radial nerve

Name the nerve roots associated with a reflex at A

A - C7/C8

Name the spinal nerve associated with the dermatome at A

A - S4

Name the dermatomes A, B and C

A - L4 B - L5 C - S1

Name the nerve providing cutaneous sensory supply at A

A - Common fibular nerve

Name the nerve providing cutaneous sensory supply at A

A - Posterior cutaneous nerve of the thigh

Name the nerve providing cutaneous sensory supply at A

A - Saphenous nerve

Name the spinal nerve associated with the dermatome at A

A - C8

Name nerve A

A - Femoral nerve

Name nerve A

A - Genitofemoral nerve

Name the nerves suppling muscles at A and B

A - Ulnar nerve (supplies hypothenar eminence) B - Median nerve (supplies thenar eminence)

Which nerve is most likely to be injured with the pictured pathology

Common fibular nerve | (proximal fibular fracture)

Name the nerve responsible for the motor component of compartment A

A - Radial nerve | (posterior arm)

Name the spinal nerve associated with the dermatome at A

A - C5

Name the spinal nerve associated with the dermatome at A

A - L4

Name the spinal nerve associated with the dermatome at A

A - L3

Name the dermatomes A to C

A - L1 B - L3 C - L2

Name the spinal nerve associated with the dermatome at A

A - T1

Name the nerves providing cutaneous sensory supply at A and B

A - Axillary nerve B - Ulnar nerve

Name nerves A to D

A - Musculocutaneous nerve B - Median nerve C - Radial nerve D - Ulnar nerve

Name the nerve providing cutaneous sensory supply at A

A - Obturator nerve

Name the nerve roots associated with a reflex at A

A - C5/C6

Name the nerves associated with providing the motor component to compartments A, B and C

A - Sciatic nerve B - Femoral nerve C - Obturator nerve

Name nerves A to C

A - Musculocutaneous nerve B - Median nerve C - Ulnar nerve

Name the spinal nerve associated with the dermatome at A

A - C8

Name the nerve responsible for the motor component of compartment A

A - Radial nerve | (posterior forearm)

Name the nerves associated with providing the motor component to compartments A and B

A - Musculocutaneous nerve B - Radial nerve

Name the nerve roots associated with a reflex at A

A - S1/S2

Name the spinal nerve associated with the dermatome at A

A - C4

Name nerves A and B

A - Axillary nerve B - Radial nerve

Name the nerves providing cutaneous sensory supply at A to D

A - Radial nerve B - Musculocutaneous nerve C - Radial nerve D - Median nerve

Name the nerves associated with providing the motor component to compartments A, B and C

A - Superficial fibular nerve B - Deep fibular nerve C - Tibial nerve

Name the spinal nerve associated with the dermatome at A

A - C7

Name nerves A, B and C

A - Iliohypogastric nerve B - Ilioinguinal nerve C - Lateral cutaneous nerve of the thigh

Name the spinal nerve associated with the dermatome at A

A - L1

Name the nerve providing cutaneous sensory supply at A

A - Femoral nerve

Name the spinal nerve associated with the dermatome at A

A - C4

Name nerve A

A - Obturator nerve

Name the nerve providing cutaneous sensory supply at A

A - Tibial nerve

Name the nerve providing cutaneous sensory supply at A

A - Deep fibular nerve

Name the nerve providing cutaneous sensory supply at A

A - Lateral cutaneous nerve of the thigh

Name nerves A and B

A - Sciatic nerve (supplies posterior thigh) B - Tibial nerve (supplies posterior leg)

Name the spinal nerve associated with the dermatome at A

A - T2

Name the spinal nerve associated with the dermatome at A

A - C7

Name the nerve providing cutaneous sensory supply at A

A - Saphenous nerve

Name the nerves providing cutaneous sensory supply at A, B and C

A - Median nerve B - Radial nerve C - Ulnar nerve

Name the spinal nerve associated with the dermatome at A

A - C6

Name the spinal nerve associated with the dermatome at A

A - L3

Name the nerve A suppling the labelled muscle

A - Ulnar nerve (flexor carpi ulnaris is one of the 2 exceptions in the anterior compartment of the forearm since it is not supplied by the median nerve)

Name the nerves associated with providing the motor component to compartments A and B

A - Median nerve B - Radial nerve

Name the nerve roots associated with a reflex at A

A - C6/C7

Name the nerve responsible for the motor component of compartment A

A - Musculocutaneous nerve | (anterior arm)

Name the nerve providing cutaneous sensory supply at A

A - Lateral cutaneous nerve of the thigh