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Nerves Flashcards

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Sternocleidomastoid

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C2

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2
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Trapezius

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C3 and c4

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3
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Levator Scapula

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C3-C5

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4
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Anterior Scalene

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C4

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5
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Middle Scalene

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C3-C4

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6
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Diaphragm

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C3-C5, phrenic nerve

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7
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Axillary nerve spinal cord segment

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C5, C6

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Musculocutaneous nerve spinal cord

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C5-7

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9
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Radial nerve spinal cord segment

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C5-8, T1

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Medial nerve spinal cord segment

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C6-8, T1

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11
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Ulnar nerve spinal cord segment

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C8, T1

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12
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Femoral nerve spinal cord segment

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L2-4

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13
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Obturator nerve spinal cord segment

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L2-4

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14
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Sciatic nerve spinal cord segment

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L4-5, S1-3

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15
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Tibial nerve spinal cord segment

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L4-5, S1-3

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16
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Common fibular (peroneal) nerve spinal cord segment

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L4-5, S1-2

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17
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elbow flexors

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C5, C6

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18
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shoulder abductors and elbow flexors

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C5

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19
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wrist extensors

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C6-8

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20
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Triceps

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C7-8

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21
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Intrinsic muscles of hand

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C8-T1

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22
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Hip flexors and knee extensors

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L2-4

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23
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Hip adductors

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L2-4

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24
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Hip abductors

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L4-5

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25
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Hip extensors and knee flexors

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L5-S2

26
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ankle muscles

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L4-S2

27
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bladder and bowel control

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S4-5

28
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Both upper extremities, chest level with axillar

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T3

29
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Muscle innervation: Deltoid, teres minor; shoulder abductors and ER

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Axillary nerve

30
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Sensory distribution: Lateral arm over lower portion of deltoid

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Axillary nerve

31
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Clinical motor: Loss of shoulder abduction; weakened shoulder lateral rotation

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Axillary Nerve

32
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Muscle innervation: elbow flexors; coracobrachialis, biceps, and brachialis

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Musculocutaneous nerve

33
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Sensory Distribution: anterior lateral surface of forearm

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Musculocutaneous nerve

34
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Clinical motor: loss of elbow flexion; weakened supination

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Musculocutaneous nerve

35
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Muscle innervation: Triceps; anconeus; brachioradialis; supinator; wrist, finger, and thumb extensors and abductors

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radial nerve

36
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Sensory Distribution: posterior arm, posterior forearm, and radial side of posterior hand

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Radial nerve

37
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Clinical motor: Loss of elbow, wrist, finger, and thumb extension; wrist drop

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Radial nerve

38
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Muscle innervation: prontators; wrist and finger flexors on radial side; most thumb muscles; 1st and 2nd lumbricals

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Medial nerve

39
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Sensory Distribution: palmar aspect of thumb; second, third, fourth (radial half) fingers

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medial nerve

40
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Clinical motor: Loss of forearm pronation; loss of thumb opposition, flexion, adduction (ape hand); weakened wrist flexors (radial side), weakened wrist radial deviation; weakened second and third finger flexion (pope’s blessing)

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medial nerve

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Muscle innervation: wrist and finger flexors on ulnar sidel most hand intrinsic; flexor carpi ulnaris; flexor digitorum profundus (medial side); interossei; 3rd and 4th lumbricals; muscles of 5th finger

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ulnar nerve

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Sensory distribution: 4th finger of medial portion, 5th finger

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ulnar nerve

43
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Clinical motor: loss of ulnar deviation; weakened wrist and finger flexion; loss of thumb adduction; lost of most intrinsic “claw hand”

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ulnar nerve

44
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Muscle innervation: hip flexors and knee extensors; iliopsoas (iliacus and psoas); sartorius; pectineus, quadriceps, femoris

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femoral nerve

45
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Sensory distribution: anterior and medial thigh, medial leg and foot

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femoral nerve

46
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Clinical motor: weakened hip flexion, loss of knee extension

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femoral nerve

47
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muscle innervation: hip adductors and some hip ER; obturator externus

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obturator nerve

48
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sensory distribution: middle part of medial thigh

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obturator nerve

49
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clinical motor: loss of hip adduction, weakened hip lateral rotation

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obturator nerve

50
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Muscle innervation: knee flexion and some hip extension; hamstring muscles; adductor magnus

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sciatic nerve

51
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sensory distribution: none

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sciatic nerve

52
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clinical motor: weakened hip extension; loss of knee flexion

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sciatic nerve

53
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Muscle innervation: popliteus; ankle plantar flexors (gastrocnemius and soleus); foot intrinsic (tibialis posterior); flexor digitorum longus; flexor hallucis longus foot intrinsics (medial and lateral plantar)

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tibial nerve

54
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Sensory distribution: posterior lateral leg, lateral foot

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tibial nerve

55
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Clinical motor: loss of ankle plantar flexion; weakened ankle inversion; loss of toe flexion

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tibial nerve

56
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muscle innervation: ankle dorsiflexors; ankle evertors; toe extensors (deep fibular); fibularis longus and brevis (superficial fibular); tibialis anterior (deep fibular)

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common fibular nerve

57
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sensory distribution: anterior lateral aspect of leg and foot

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common fibular nerve

58
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Clinical motor: loss of dorsiflexion “foot drop”; loss of toe extension, loss of ankle eversion

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common fibular nerve

59
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divides into superficial and deep fibular nerves

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common fibular nerve

60
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made up tibial and common fibular nerve

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sciatic nerve

61
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divides into medial and lateral plantar nerves

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tibial nerve

Kinesiology PTA 125 (21 decks)

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