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anterior rami of femoral nerve

L2-L4

motor innervation of femoral nerve

anterior thigh muscles (quad femoris, iliopsoas, sartorius); pectineus

cutaneous innervation of femoral nerve

anterior thigh; inferomedial thigh, medial side of leg; most medial aspect of foot

anterior rami for obturator nerve

L2-L4

motor innervation for obturator nerve

medial thigh muscles (adductors, gracilis, pectineus) and obturator externus (lateral rotator of thigh)

cutaneous innervation of obturator nerve

superomedial thigh

which plexus is the femoral nerve in?

lumbar plexus

which plexus is the obturator nerve in

lumbar plexus

which plexus is the sciatic nerve in

sacral plexus

anterior rami for sciatic nerve

L4-S3

motor innervation for sciatic nerve

same as tibial and common fibular nerve

cutaneous innervation for sciatic nerve

same as tibial and common fibular nerve

which plexus is the tibial nerve in

sacral plexus

anterior rami for tibial nerve

L4-S3

motor innervation for tibial nerve

posterior thigh muscles (long head of biceps femoris; SM; ST; part of add magnust); posterior leg muscles (plantar flexors of foot, flexors of knee, FDL, DHL, gastroc, soleus, popliteus, tib post; plantar foot muscles

cutaneous innervation for tibial nerve

bottom of foot except lateral posterior side

which plexus is the common fibular nerve in

sacral

anterior rami for common fibular nerve

L4-S2

motor innervation for common fibular nerve

short head of biceps femoris

characteristic of common fibular nerve

divides into deep and superficial fibular branches

which plexus is the deep fibular nerve in

sacral

anterior rami of deep fibular nerve

LA-S1

motor innervation of deep fibular nerve

anterior leg muscles (TA, EHS, EDL, Dib tertius); dorsum foot muscles (EHL, EDB)

cutaneous innervation of deep fibular nerve

dorsal interspace between first and second toes

which plexus is the superficial fibular nerve in

sacral plexus

anterior rami for superficial fibular nerve

L5-S2

motor innervation for superficial fibular nerve

lateral leg muscles (fib longus and brevis)

cutaneous inntervation of superficial fibular nerve

anterioinferior part of leg: most of dorsum of foot

which plexus is the inferior gluteal nerve in

sacral plexus

anterior rami for inferior glueal nerve

L5-S2

motor innervation for inferior gluteal nerve

gluteus maximus

cutaneous innervation for inferior gluteal nerve

none

which plexus is the superior glueal nerve in

sacral plexus

anterior rami for superior gluteal nerve

L4-S1

motor inntervation for superior gluteal nerve

G. medius, G. minims, tensor fascia latae

cutaneous innervation of superior gluteal nerve

none

which plexus is the posterior femoral cutaneous nerve in

sacral

anterior rami for posterior femoral cutaneous nerve

S1-S3

motor innervation for posterior femoral cutaneous nerve

none

cutaneous innervation for posterior femoral cutaneous nerve

skin on posterior thigh

which plexus is the pudendal nerve in

sacral

anterior rami for pudendal nerve

S2-S4

motor innervations for pudendal nerve

muscles of perineum, external anal sphincter, external urethral sphincter

cutaneous innervation for pudendal nerve

skin on external genetalia