Lumbar Plexus Flashcards

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What 6 nerves belong to the lumbar plexus

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  1. N. Iliohypogastricus
    >Ca&Fe: caudalis et cranialis
  2. N. Ilioinguinalis
  3. N. Genitofemoralis
  4. N. Cutaneus femoris lateralis
  5. N. Femoralis
  6. N. Obturatorius
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What 6 nerves belong to lumbar plexus

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  1. N. Iliohypogastricus
  2. N. Ilioinguinalis
  3. N. Genitofemoralis
  4. N. Cutaneus femoris lateralis
  5. N. Femoralis
  6. N. Obturatorius
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Nervus Iliophypogastricus

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> Motor and sensory
Supplies abdominal muscles and skin
divided into caudal and cranial in ca and fe
Divides into Ramus cutaneus lateralis et medialis
From L1-L2

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Nervus Ilioinguinalis

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> Sensory and motor
Supplies abdominal muscles and skin
Divides into ramus cutaneus lateralis et medialis
From L2-L3

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Nervus genitofemoralis

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> Motor and sensory
Supplies mammary gland, skin surrounding vulva, prepuce & scrotum, and skin medial to femur
Passes through inguinal canal (genital branch)
Divides into Ramus genitalis and Ramus femoralis

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Nervus cutaneus femoris lateralis

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> Motor and sensory
Passes proximally with deep circumflex iliac artery
Supplies the skin of stifle joint & Distal thigh
From L4-L5

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Nervus femoralis

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> Motor (sensory)
From L3-L6
Supplies m. Iliopsoas, Quadriceps femoris, sartorius, pectineus & skin on medial surface
Has no cutaneus branches
Divides into N. Saphenus

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N. Femoralis: N. Saphenus

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> Motor and Sensory
Goes through femoral canal
Supplies m. Sartorius, pectineus, gracilis, skin on crus, tarsus and metatarsus

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Nervus obturatorius

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> Motor
From L6-S1
Supplies m. Adductor, pectineus, gracilis, obturatorius
Enters the foramen obturatorium

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Lumbar plexus location and supplies

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> Lumbar nerves and first sacral nerves
Supplies abdomen, pelvic area, mammary gland, crus, tarsus, metatarsus

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What structures does N. Iliohypogastricus innervate?

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Transversus abdominis, Obliquus internus
Abdominal muscles and skin

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What structures does N. Ilioinguinalis innervate?

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Transversus abdominis, Obliquus internus, abdominal muscles and skin

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What structures does N. Genitofemoralis innervate?

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Mammary gland, Skin surrounding vulva, prepuce and scrotum, Skin medial to femur

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What structures does N. Cutaneus femoris lateralis innervate?

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Skin over distal thigh, stifle joint and psoas major muscle

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What structures does N. Femoralis innervate?

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Iliopsoas, Quadriceps, Sartorius, Pectineus, skin on medial surfaces

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What structures does N. Saphenous innervate?

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Sartorius, pectineus, gracilis, skin on medial aspect of crus - tarsus - and metatarsus

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What structures does N. obturatorius innervate?

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Adductor, obturator, pectineus, gracilis and in (eq) the stifle joint