Nerves and their muscles

Question 1

Ventral muscle mass

Answer 1

becomes posterior anatomical compartment
receives anterior division nerve fibers
contains knee flexors

Question 2

Dorsal muscle mass

Answer 2

becomes anterior anatomical compartment
receives posterior division nerve fibers
contain knee extensors

Question 3

Lumbosacral plexus

Answer 3

L2 to S3

Anterior and posterior fibers which divide into terminal and collateral nerves

Question 4

Lateral femoral cutaneous n. (collateral n.)

Answer 4

L2-3
Posterior division
Sensory around anterior superior iliac spine (ASIS)

Question 5

Superior gluteal n. (collateral n.)

Answer 5

L4-S1
Posterior divison
Motor to gluteus minimus, medius and tensor fascia lata

Question 6

Inferior gluteal n. (collateral n.)

Answer 6

L5-S2
Posterior divison
Motor to gluteus maximus

Question 7

Nerve to piriformus (collateral n.)

Answer 7

S1-2
Posterior divison
Motor to piriformus

Question 8

Nerve to obdurator internus (collateral n.)

Answer 8

L5-S2
Anterior divison
Motor to obdurator internus and superior gemellus

Question 9

Nerve to quadratus femoris (collateral n.)

Answer 9

L4-S1
Anterior divison
Motor to quadratus femoris and inferior gemellus

Question 10

Posterior femoral cutaneus n. (collateral n.)

Answer 10

S1-S3
Both divisions
Sensory to posterior thigh

Question 11

Femoral n. (terminal n.)

Answer 11

L2-4
Posterior division
Anterior thigh

Question 12

Obdurator n. (terminal n.)

Answer 12

L2-4
Anterior division
Medial thigh

Question 13

Tibial n. (terminal n.)

Answer 13

L4-S3
Anterior division
Posterior thigh, posterior leg, sole of foot
Part of sciatic n.

Question 14

Common fibular n. (terminal n.)

Answer 14

L4-S2
Posterior division
Anterior leg (deep fibular n.)
Lateral leg (superficial fibular n.)
Part of sciatic n.