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lumbosacral plexus innervates
lower limb - some abdomen + pelvis
what spinal nerves make up the lumbosacral plexus
L1 - S4
lumbar plexus roots arise from
ventral rami of spinal nerves L1 - L4
3 major nerves in the lumbar plexus
femoral - saphenous - obturator
3 major nerves in the lumbar plexus are located
anteriorly
femoral nerve innervates
quad muscles
femoral nerve function
extend the knee
saphenous nerve is a branch of what major nerve
femoral
is saphenous branch motor or sensory?
sensory branch
saphenous nerve is a sensory branch that gives sensation from the
skin on the lower leg + interior thigh
saphenous nerve function
general sensory from the skin of the lower leg + thigh (ex: pressure - touch - vibration - pain)
saphenous is a ____ nerve (bringing senses from the skin)
cutaneous
obturator nerve innervates
adductor muscles except adductor magnus
obturator nerve innervates all the adductor muscles except
adductor magnus
obturator nerve function
adduction of the thighs
sacral plexus roots arise from
ventral rami of spinal nerves L4 - L5 + S1 - S4
sacral plexus is connected to spinal nerves L4 & L5 by
lumbosacral trunk
what forms the lumbosacral trunk
nerve fibers from L4 + L5
the lumbosacral trunk goes down & joins the
sacral plexus
sacral plexus form nerves to innervate
posterior thigh + entire lower leg
3 major nerves in the sacral plexus
sciatic - tibial - common fibular
what is the largest nerve in the body
sciatic
sciatic nerve innervate
all 3 hamstring muscles
sciatic nerve function
extend thigh - flex knee
sciatic nerve splits into 2 nerves
common fibular - tibial (split in popliteal region)
common fibular & tibial innervate
entire lower leg
tibial nerve innervates
calf muscle (soleus + gastrocnemius)
tibial nerve travels along
posterior tibia
tibial function
plantar flex
tibial nerve splits into 2 nerves
medial - lateral plantar
medial & lateral plantar nerves innervate
muscles of the foot
common fibular travels down what side
lateral side
common peroneal nerve (fibular) split into 2 branches
superficial branch - deep branch
superficial branch innervate
fibularis muscles (brevis + longus)
superficial branch function
plantar flexor + eversion
deep branch is located
anterior of lower leg
deep branch function
dorsiflexes + inverts foot at ankle
pudendal nerve innervates
skin and muscles of perineum
pudendal nerve function
erection - voluntary urination