Nerve supply: lower limb Flashcards

(31 cards)

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nerve supply of the lower limb: general

A
  • lumbar plexus
  • sacral plexus

lumbosacral plexus

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specific: lumbar plexus

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  • anterior (ventral) rami of L1-4
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specific: sacral plexus

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  • anterior (ventral) rami of L 4-5 (lumbosacral trunk)

- S1-4

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major branches: lumbar plexus (4)

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  • femoral n (L2-4)
  • saphenous n
  • obturator n (L2-4)
  • lateral cutaneous n of the thigh (L2-3)
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major branches: sacral plexus (8)

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  • superior gluteal n
  • inferior gluteal n
  • n to quadratus femoris
  • n to obturator internus
  • post femoral cutaneous n of the thigh
  • sciatic n
  • tibial n and common peroneal n
  • pudendal n
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motor distribution areas: femoral n

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ant com thigh

- majority of ant com of thigh and leg medially

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motor distribution areas: obturator

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medial com thigh

- inner thigh

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sciatic n variations: (3)

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most common:
- non split inf to piriformis

early split:

  • btw piriformis and inferiorly
  • superior and inferiorly
  • both btw the piriformis
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9
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safe injection sites in the buttocks:

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  • from highest point of iliac crest
  • plane through ischial tuberosity
  • halfway draw line
  • upper lateral quadrant best place
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peroneal nerve damage:

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  • from broken fibula

- drop foot -> affects gait

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arterial supply: from descending aorta superficial structures (3)

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descending aorta - common iliac artery - external iliac a - femoral artery

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arterial supply: from descending aorta deeper structures

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descending aorta - internal iliac a - pelvic/perineal structures/ obturator a, superior and inferior gluteal arteries

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arterial supply: from femoral artery anterior side

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femoral a

  • profunda femoris a
  • popliteal a - ant tibial artery - dorsalis pedis a - tarsal/ arcuate/ 1st dorsal metatarsal a - deep plantar arch
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arterial supply: from femoral artery post side

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femoral artery

  • profundis femoris artery
  • popliteal a - post tibial a - circumflex fibular a/ peroneal (fibular) a - lateral plantar a (- deep plantar arch - digital branch) / medial plantar a (- 4 plantar metatarsal a)
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major branches: femoral artery (5)

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  • profunda femoris
  • superficial epigastric
  • superficial circumflex iliac a
  • superficial external pudendal a
  • deep external pudendal a
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major branches: profunda femoris (3)

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  • perforating branches (4)

- medial and lateral circumflex

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major branches: obturator a (2)

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  • anterior branch

- post branch

18
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major branches: popliteal artery

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  • muscular branches
  • genicular a
  • ant tibial a
  • post tibial a
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major branches: anterior tibial a

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  • ant medial malleolar a
  • ant lateral malleolar a
  • recurrent branch
  • muscular branches
  • continues as dorsalis pedis a
20
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major branches: post tibial artery

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  • circumflex fibular a
  • fibular (peroneal) a
  • perforating branch
  • medial plantar a
  • lateral plantar a
21
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major branches: lateral plantar a

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continues as deep plantar arch

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major branches: deep plantar arch

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  • 4 plantar metatarsal aa
  • 3 perforating branches
  • digital branch
23
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major branches: dorsalis pedis artery

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  • tarsal arteries
  • arcuate a
  • 1st dorsal metatarsal a
24
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contents in femoral triangle:

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  • femoral nerve
  • femoral sheath
  • lymphatics in femoral canal
  • femoral a
  • femoral vein
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tendons and vessels at ankle:
- flexor digitorum longus tendon - tibialis post tendon - post tibial a - tibial n - flexor hallucis longus tendon
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venous drainage: from dorsal digital vein
dorsal digital - dorsal metatarsal - dorsal venous arch - small saphenous (- popliteal v)/ great saphenous (- femoral v) - external iliac - common iliac - vena cava
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venous drainage: from plantar digital
plantar digital - plantar metatarsal - deep plantar venous arch - medial and lateral plantar - post tibial - popliteal - femoral - external iliac - common iliac - inferior vena cava
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list lymphatic nodes:
- popliteal lymph nodes - superficial inguinal lymph nodes - deep inguinal lymph nodes
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areas drained: popliteal
- knee | - parts of leg and foot
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venous drainage: superficial inguinal
- lower part of anterolateral abdominal wall - gluteal region - external genitalia - perineum - all superficial lymphatics of lower limb
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venous drainage: deep inguinal
- penis - clitoris - deep lymphatics of lower limb