Lower Peripheral Nerve Blocks Flashcards

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What is formed by the Ventral Rami L1 - S5 (T12) and has Anterior & Posterior Divisions?

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Lumbosacral Plexus

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What does the Lumbosacral Plexus Innervate?

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Lower Abdomen & Lower Extremities

Muscles

Joints

Skin

Peritoneal Lining

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Where are the Iliohypogastric & Ilioinguinal Nerves

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T12 - L1

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Where is the Genitofemoral Nerve?

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L1 - L2

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Where is the Psoas & Iliacus Nerves?

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L2 - L3

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Where is the Femoral Nerve?

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Posterior L2 - L4

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Where is the Obturator Nerve?

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Anterior L2 - L4

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Where is the Superior Gluteal Nerve?

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L4 - S1

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Where is the Inferior Gluteal Nerve?

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L5 - S2

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Where are the Sciatic & Tibial Nerves?

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L4 - S3

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Where is the Common Peroneal Nerve?

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L4 - S2

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Where is the Periformis Nerve?

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S2

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What nerves are at L4 - S1?

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Obturator Internus

Superior Gemellus

Inferior Gemellus

Quadratus Femoris

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Where does the Iliohypograstric Nerve travel?

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Abdominal Wall to Symphysis Pubis

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What does the Iliohypogastric Nerve Innervate?

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Parietal Peritoneum

Muscle

Inferior Abd. & Butt Skin

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Where does the Ilioinguinal & Genitofemoral Nerves travel?

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Abdominal Wall

Thru Posterior Inguinal Canal & Ring

Stops at Anterior Scrotom or Labia Majora

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What does the Ilioinguinal Nerve Innervate?

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Parietal Peritoneum

Muscle

Thigh & Genitalia Skin

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What does the Genitofemoral Nerve Innervate?

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Skin covering Femoral Hiatus, Scrotum/Labia Majora

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Where is the Pudendal Nerve?

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Anterior S2- S4

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Where does the Pudendal Nerve travel?

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Pelvis thru Sciatic Foramen into Gluteal Region

Posterior to Ischial Spine into Perineum

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What does the Pudendal Nerve Innervate?

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Muscle & Skin of Perineum

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Where is the Lateral Femoral Cutaneous Nerve?

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Posterior L2 - L3

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Where does the Lateral Femoral Cutaneous Nerve Travel?

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Down the back of Abdominal Wall and crosses Iliac Crest into Pelvis, then down to Inguinal Ligament & Anterior Iliac Spine

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What does the Lateral Femoral Cutaneous Nerve Innervate?

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Lateral Thigh Skin at Knee Level

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Where is the Posterior Femoral Cutaneous Nerve?
Anterior & Posterior S1 - S3
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Where does the Posterior Femoral Cutaneous Nerve travel?
Pelvis to Gluteal Region to back of Thigh
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What does the Posterior Femoral Cutaneous Nerve Innervate?
Back of Thigh Skin @ Hip to Mid Calf
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Where does the Obturator Nerve travel?
Middle of Thigh
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What does the Obturator Nerve Innervate?
Thigh Muscles Hip Movement Middle Thigh Skin
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Where does the Femoral Nerve travel?
Pelvis --\> Inguinal Ligament --\> Anterior Thigh --\> Splits into Anterior & Posterior Branches Posterior Branch has Saphenous Nerve
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What does NAVEL stand for?
Nerve, Artery, Vein, Empty Space, Ligament
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What does the Femoral Nerve Innervate?
Rectus Femoris Vastus Lateralis Vastus Intermedius Vastus Medialis Sartorious Anterior Thigh Skin
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Where is the Saphenous Nerve?"
Posterior Branch of Femoral Nerve
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Where does the Saphenous Nerve Travel?
Sartorius muscle --\> Tibia --\> Skin Accompanied by Saphenous Vein
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What does the Saphenous Nerve Innervate?
Middle of Leg from Knee to Foot Arch Sartorious Muscle across thigh Patellar Twitch/Snap
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Which two nerves form the Sciatic Nerve as well as the Sural Nerve?
Tibial Nerve & Common Peroneal Nerve
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What is the Largest and Longest Nerve?
Sciatic Nerve
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Where does the Sciatic Nerve travel?
Butt --\> Obturator Internus --\> Ischial Tuberosity --\> Back of Thigh
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What does the Sciatic Nerve do?
Hip Extension & Knee Flexion
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Where does the Tibial Nerve travel?
Popliteal fossa --\> Back of Leg --\> Tibial & Fibial Heads --\> Medial Malleolus --\> Foot
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Where does the Common Peroneal Nerve travel?
Popliteal --\> Biceps Femoris --\> Fibula --\> Divides into Superfical & Deep Branches
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Where does the Superficial Branch of the Common Peroneal Nerve travel?
Side of Leg to the Side & Top of foot
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Where does the Deep Branch of the Common Peroneal Nerve travel?
Front of Leg --\> Ankle --\> Skin b/t Hallux & Second Toe
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How does the Sural Nerve travel?
W/ Saphenous Nerve to Lateral Malleolus to the Foot
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What does the Sural Nerve Innervate?
Back Sole of Foot Heel Achilles Tendon
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What does Tibial Nerve Stimulation do to the foot?
Plantarflexion & Inversion
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What does Superficial Peroneal Nerve Stimulation do to the Foot?
Abduction & Eversion
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What does Deep Peroneal Nerve Stimulation do to the Foot?
Dorsiflexion
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When is a Femoral Nerve Block Indicated?
Front of thigh Middle of Leg Below Knee Knee Arthroscopy
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What are Contraindications to Femoral Nerve Blocks?
Prior Ilioinguinal Surgery - Vascular Graft, Kidney Transplant Big Inguinal Lymph Nodes/Tumor Patient Refuse Local Infection Coagulopathy Neuropathy
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What are Indications for a Sciatic Nerve Block?
Lower Limb Surgery Usually combined w/ Femoral Blocks
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What are Indications for a Popliteal Block?
Lower Leg Surgery - especially foot & ankle May need Saphenous Coverage
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What are Indications for a Saphenous Block?
Sphenous Vein Stripping/Harvest Supplementation for Foot/Ankle Surgery Pain Control for Knee Surgery
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What are Indications for an Ankle Block?
Foot Surgery
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What are the Landmarks for Ankle Blocks?
Medial & Lateral Malleoli Achilles Tendon Extensor Longus Tendon Posterior Tibial Dorsalis Pedis Sustentaculum Tali