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42 Cards in this Set

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little finger (anterior)
ulnar
little finger (posterior)
ulnar
Ring finger to half of thumb (anterior)
median
middle finger to thumb (posterior)
median
half of thumb (anterior)
radial
medial forearm (anterior)
medial antebrachial cutaneous
lateral forearm (anterior)
lateral antebrachial cutaneous
Anterior or posterior has a stripe of innervation separating the Lateral and Medial antebrachial cutaneouses?

What is this stripes named?
Posterior

Posterior antebrachial cutaneous
lateral arm (anterior)
posterior brachial cutaneous
Shoulder
Axillary
Middle bicep (anterior)
median antebrachial cutaneous
Medial bicep (anterior)
medial brachial cutaneous
There are two inervations on the posterior medial side of the arm, what are they?

Which is inferior?
-intercostobrachial cutaneous & medial brachial cutaneous

-medial brachial cutaneous
should (posterior)
axillary
Clavical (anterior)
suprascapular
clavical (posterior)
posterior suprascapular
neck region both anterior and posterior
cervical cutaneous
What are the two innervations on the back of the head?

Which is inferior?
-Greater occipital & small occipital

-small occipital
Behind the ear (posterior)
greater auricular
Lateral thigh (posterior)
Lateral femoral cutaneous
Lateral thigh (anterior)
lateral femoral cutaneous
Medial thigh (anterior)
obturator
Medial thigh (posterior)
anterior femoral cutaneous
Medial knee (posterior)
obturator
Medial thigh (posterior)
posterior femoral cutaneous
medial leg (anterior)
saphenous
medial leg (anterior)
saphenous
High lateral leg (posterior)
superficial fibular
Medial leg (posterior)
Sural
High lateral leg (anterior)
common fibular
Lateral leg to top of foot and toes (anterior)
superficial fibular
the bottom part of the foot is divided into two sections?

Which portion contains the big toe?
-medial plantar & lateral plantar


-medial plantar
Which is more medial illioinguinal or genitofemoral? Are they posterior or anterior?
-illioinguinal

-anterior
gluteous maximus
posterior sacral rami
inervates posterior hit region and superior pubic region
iliohypogastric
heel
tibial
Which nerve is associated with Ape hand deformity?
median
Which nerve is associated with wrist drop?
Radial
What branche(s) come off the Musculocutaneous?
Lateral antebrachial cutaneous
What branche(s) come off the radial nerve?
Axillary, Posterior Brachial Cutaneous Nerve, Posterior Antebrachial Cutaneous Nerve, Deep Radial, Superficial Radial
What branche(s) come off the median Nerve?
None!
What branches come off the ulnar nerve?
None!