Summer 2 Test 3 Lower Extremity

Front 1

Nerve of the thigh

Back 1

lateral cutaneous

Front 2

Nerve of the inner thigh and knee

Back 2

femoral nerve

Front 3

Lateral cutaneous nerve of the calf

Back 3

peroneal

Front 4

Nerve of the inner knee

Back 4

obturator

Front 5

Nerve of the inner calf

Back 5

Saphenous

Front 6

Nerve of the top of the foot

Back 6

superficial peroneal nerve

Front 7

Nerve of the heal

Back 7

Sural

Front 8

Nerve of the dorsal big toe and next 2 toes

Back 8

Medial plantar

Front 9

Nerve of the dorsal 2 little toes

Back 9

lateral plantar

Front 10

Femoral nerve origin

Back 10

L2-L4

Front 11

Lateral cutaneous nerve origin

Back 11

L2-L3

Front 12

Origin of the obturator nerve

Back 12

L2-L4

Front 13

Origin of the common peroneal nerve

Back 13

L4-S2

Front 14

Origin of the saphenous nerve

Back 14

L3-L4

Front 15

Supplies sensation to the skin of the opposing halves of the first and second toes

Back 15

Deep peroneal nerves

Front 16

Origin of the tibial nerve

Back 16

L4-S3

Front 17

Patient can bend knee, which nerve was missed

Back 17

femoral

Front 18

Patient can adduct knees, which nerve was missed

Back 18

obturator

Front 19

Patient can dorsi flex and evert foot, which nerve has been missed

Back 19

common peroneal

Front 20

Patient can flex invert, plantar flex, and flex the toes

Back 20

tibial nerve

Front 21

Landmarks for the sciatic nerve

Back 21

greater trochanter
posterior iliac spine
piriformis muscle

Front 22

Landmarks for the lateral cutaneous nerve

Back 22

superior iliac spine
inguinal ligament

Front 23

Landmark for the obturator nerve

Back 23

lateral and inferior to the spine of the pubis

Front 24

Two continuations of the sciatic nerve

Back 24

common peroneal
tibial

Front 25

Which nerves are part of the lumbar plexus

Back 25

lateral femoral cutaneous
femoral
obturator

Front 26

Which nerves are part of the sacral plexus

Back 26

posterior cutaneous
sciatic nerve

Front 27

Where does the deep peroneal nerve run

Back 27

midline under the extensor hallucis

Front 28

Where does the superficial peroneal nerve run

Back 28

lateral malleolus

Front 29

Where does the saphenous nerve run

Back 29

medial malleolus