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week 9 Flashcards

1
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Branches of the Spinal nerve

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Dorsal ramus is distributed to the muscles of the back, and the skin covering those muscles
* Ventral ramus is distributed to the muscles of the anterior and lateral trunk, and the corresponding skin
* Ventral rami are also distributed into the limbs to supply the muscles and skin there

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femoral nerve (of the lumbar plexus) - root value, motor distribution and sensory distribution

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RV: L234
motor dist: iliacus, pectineus, sartorius, quadriceps group
sensory dist: skin of anterior and medial thigh, knee and hip joints

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saphenuor (femoral nerve) (of the lumbar plexus) sensory distribution

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skin of the medial leg to base of great toe

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obturator nerve (of the lumbar plexus) - root value, motor distribution and sensory distribution

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RV: L234
motor dist: pectineus, adductor brevis, longus and half of magnus, obt ext, gracilis
sensory dist: skin of medial thigh and hip joint

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lateral femoral cutaneous nerve (of the lumbar plexus) sensory distribution

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skin of the lateral thigh

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genitofemoral nerve (of the lumbar plexus) sensory distribution

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skin of the medial thigh, skin of the external genitalia

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muscular branches (of the lumbar plexus) motor dist and sensory dist

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motor dist: iliacus and psoas major
sensory dist: Hip joint

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Posterior femoral cutaneous (of the lumbosacral plexus) sensory dist

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skin of posterior thigh and leg to mid calf

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superior gluteal nerve (of the lumbosacral plexus) motor dist and sensory dist

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motor dist: gluteus medius and minimus, tensor fascia lata
sensory dist: hip joint

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inferior gluteal motor nerve (of the lumbosacral plexus) dist and sensory dist

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motor dist: gluteus maximus
sensory dist: hip joint

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muscular branch nerve (of the lumbosacral plexus) motor dist and sensory dist

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motor dist: external rotators except obt ext
sensory dist: hip joint

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sciatic nerve (of the lumbosacral plexus) root value, motor dist and sensory dist

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RV: L45S123
motor dist: hamstrings and half of adductor magnus
sensory dist: hip and knee joints

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tibial nerve (of the sciatic nerve) motor dist and sensory dist

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motor dist- gastrocs, soleus, plantaris, popliteus, TP, FHL, FDL
sensory dist- knee and ankle joints

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medial plantar nerve (of the sciatic nerve) of tibial nerve motor dist and sensory dist

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motor dist- AbdHall, FDB, FHB, 1st lumbrical
sensory dist- skin of the medial 3 and 1⁄2 digits and corresponding sole and joints in the foot

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lateral plantar nerve of tibial nerve (of the sciatic nerve) motor dist and sensory dist

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motor dist- FDMB, AddHall, 2nd to 4th lumbricals, intertossei, AbDM, FA
sensory dist- skin of the lateral 1 and 1⁄2 digits and corresponding sole and joints in the foot

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sural nerve of tibial nerve (of the sciatic nerve) and sensory dist

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skin of the lateral and posterior leg, heel and skin of the lateral side of the sole

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common perineal nerve (of the sciatic nerve) sensory dist

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knee joint, skin of ant. post. and lat upper leg (adj. to knee)

17
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superficial peroneal (of the sciatic nerve) nerve motor dist and sensory dist

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motor dist- peroneus longus and brevis
sensory dist- skin of lat leg, dorsum of foot except skin between digits 1 and 2, and ankle joint

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deep peroneal nerve (of the sciatic nerve) motor dist and sensory dist

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motor dist- TA, EHL, EDL, PT, EDB
sensory dist- skin between digits 1 and 2, and ankle and foot joints

19
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what are the most venerable sites of Damage to Peripheral Nerves

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  • Close to skin - penetrating injury
  • Between skin and bony projection - crushing injury e.g. plaster applied to tightly
  • Between retinacula and bone - squashing injury or small amount of swelling with no where to go
  • On bone - from fracture
20
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what are the common effects of nerve lesions

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  • Paralysis / paresis
  • Loss of sensation
  • Seen distal to lesion
21
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Lesion Femoral Nerve- Inguinal Ligament motor loss sensory loss and functional.

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motor loss:
* Quadriceps femoris
* Sartorius
* Pectineus
sensory loss: Loss of skin sensation on the medial and anterior thigh, medial leg and medial foot
Functional motor loss

22
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Myotomes

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A group of muscles supplied by one spinal nerve (via both its dorsal and ventral rami)

23
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dermatome

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skin (cutaneous) sensory territory of a single spinal nerve

24
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Lower Limb Myotomes HIP movements and myotome

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movement flexion extension
myotome: L2L3, L4L5

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Lower Limb Myotomes KNEE movements and myotome

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movement: extension and flexion
myotome: L3L4, l5S1

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Lower Limb Myotomes ANKLE movements and myotome

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movement: dorsiflexion plantar flexion
myotome: L4L5, S1S2

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Lower Limb Myotomes TOES movements and myotome

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movement extension flexion
myotome: L5S1, S1S2

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