test three deck 2, lecture 16 Flashcards
what is the distribution for the lumbar, and sacral plexus?
lumbar is T12-L4, Sacral is L4-S4
what muscle groups do the ventral divisions off the sacral plexus supply?
External rotators and Pudental, pelvic splanchic, posterior femoral cutaneous, anoccocygeal, tibial portion of sciatic
what muscle groups do the dorsal divisions off the sacral plexus supply?
supperior gluteal, inferior gluteal n, common fibular sciatic, post fem
where do the cluneal nerves innervate?
buttocks, sup= l1-l4 high, med s1-s4, inf off common fibular nerve,
where do most sacral nerves exit? exeptions?
greater sciatic foramen, expt splanchic, branchis to levani
what allows the expansion of the femora vein in the femoral sheath?
the femoral ring
what muscle divides the obturator nerve into a and p divisions?
the adductor brevis
which obturator nerve has sensory innervation of the medial thigh
anterior
common peroneal n splits into three branches:
lateral sural cutaneous, superficial and deep branches
where does the peroneal nerve split into sup and deep branches?
at the fibular head
what does the superficial peroneal nerve innervate?
two eversion peroneal muscles, longus and brevus and the entire dorsium of the foot except space between 1 and 2 toes (this = the deep peroneal)
the inferior, open edge of acetabulum is closed by what ligament?
the transverse ligament
with what structure does the head of the femur articulate?
the lunate
which ligament of the hip resists extension?
the y ligament (anteriorly)
what hip ligament resists abduction? also extension
pubofemoral