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Match as appropriate. This nerve innervates the quadriceps group of the thigh. T

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Match as appropriate.

This nerve innervates the quadriceps group of the thigh.

This is the longest nerve of the body. It innervates the posterior aspect of the thigh and lower leg.

This nerve is formed from parts of cervical nerves C3, C4, and C5.

You notice atrophy of muscles that extend the forearm. Compression of the ____________ can explain the atrophy.

Damage to this nerve would cause a loss of sensation from the sole of the foot.

This nerve runs posertior to the medial epicondyle of the elbow.

A patient can not extend their left arm. Muscle tension can not be generated in their triceps brachii. You suspect damage to the:

This nerve branches to form the tibial, common fibular, and deep fibular nerves.

This nerve will run posterior to the medial malleolus at the ankle and is a part of the sciatic nerve.

Damage to this nerve would impair the ability to extend the leg at the knee.

This nerve innervates the flexor pollicis brevis.

Damage to this nerve can cause paresthesia along the pinkey and ring finger.

Hitting this nerve is the same thing as hitting the "funny bone."

Damage to this nerve may impair the ability to flex the arm at the elbow.

Damage to this nerve would cause a loss of plantar flexion of the foot. This nerve is part of the sciatic nerve.

Your patient complains of pain in their thumb, index, and middle fingers. Generally the pain comes during the night and is so intense that it awakens your patient. You perform Durkan's test, in which you pressing your thumbs over the carpal tunnel and holding the pressure for 30 seconds. The patient reports pain. It is likely that the patient's ________ is involved in this case of carpal tunnel syndrome.

This nerve gives rise to the saphaneous nerve.

Damage to this nerve would impair foot eversion. This nerve is part of the sciatic nerve.

This nerve innervates the biceps brachii.

Innervates the deltoid and teres minor muscles. Also responsible for lateral shoulder sensations.

Phrenic nerve

Axillary Nerve

Musculocutaneous nerve

Radial nerve

Median Nerve

Ulnar Nerve

Femoral nerve

Sciatic Nerve

Tibial Nerve

Common Fibular nerve

This nerve innervates the quadriceps group of the thigh.

This is the longest nerve of the body. It innervates the posterior aspect of the thigh and lower leg.

This nerve is formed from parts of cervical nerves C3, C4, and C5.

You notice atrophy of muscles that extend the forearm. Compression of the ____________ can explain the atrophy.

Damage to this nerve would cause a loss of sensation from the sole of the foot.

This nerve runs posertior to the medial epicondyle of the elbow.

A patient can not extend their left arm. Muscle tension can not be generated in their triceps brachii. You suspect damage to the:

This nerve branches to form the tibial, common fibular, and deep fibular nerves.

This nerve will run posterior to the medial malleolus at the ankle and is a part of the sciatic nerve.

Damage to this nerve would impair the ability to extend the leg at the knee.

This nerve innervates the flexor pollicis brevis.

Damage to this nerve can cause paresthesia along the pinkey and ring finger.

Hitting this nerve is the same thing as hitting the "funny bone."

Damage to this nerve may impair the ability to flex the arm at the elbow.

Damage to this nerve would cause a loss of plantar flexion of the foot. This nerve is part of the sciatic nerve.

Your patient complains of pain in their thumb, index, and middle fingers. Generally the pain comes during the night and is so intense that it awakens your patient. You perform Durkan's test, in which you pressing your thumbs over the carpal tunnel and holding the pressure for 30 seconds. The patient reports pain. It is likely that the patient's ________ is involved in this case of carpal tunnel syndrome.

This nerve gives rise to the saphaneous nerve.

Damage to this nerve would impair foot eversion. This nerve is part of the sciatic nerve.

This nerve innervates the biceps brachii.

Innervates the deltoid and teres minor muscles. Also responsible for lateral shoulder sensations.

1.

Phrenic nerve

2.

Axillary Nerve

3.

Musculocutaneous nerve

4.

Radial nerve

5.

Median Nerve

6.

Ulnar Nerve

7.

Femoral nerve

8.

Sciatic Nerve

9.

Tibial Nerve

10.

Common Fibular nerve

Explanation / Answer

1. the nerve innervates quadriceps group of thigh- FEMORAL NERVE

2. longest nerve of the body innervates posterior aspect of thigh and lower leg- FEMORAL NERVE

3. nerve formed from parts of cervical nerves C3,C4 AND C5- PHRENIC NERVE

4. the atrophy of muscles caused due to - RADIAL NERVE

5. loss of sensation in sole of foot is due to the damage of - SCIATIC NERVE

6.nerve running posterior to the medial epicondyle of the elbow- ULNAR NERVE

7. patient cannot extend left arm, muscle tension in triceps brachii- damage of the RADIAL NERVE AND AXILLARY NERVE.

8. tibial, common fibular and deep fibular nerves are branches of- SCIATIC NERVE

9. nerve running posterior to medial malleolus at the ankle -TIBIAL NERVE it is a part of sciatic nerve

10. damage to this nerve impair the ability to extend the leg at the knee- FEMORAL NERVE

11. nerve innervates flexor pollicis brevis- MEDIAN NERVE and ULNAR NERVE

12. nerve causing paresthesia- MEDIAN NERVE

13. hitting this nerve is like hitting funny bone- ULNAR NERVE

14. damage to this nerve cause impair in ability to flex the arm at the elbow- ULNAR NERVE

15. damage to this nerve cause plantar flexion of foot- TIBIAL NERVE OR SCIATIC NERVE

16. patient complaining pain in thumb, index and middle fingers- due to damage in MEDIAN NERVE

17.nerve give rise to saphaneous nerve- FEMORAL NERVE

18. damage would impair foot eversion- COMMON FIBULAR NERVE

19. nerve innervates biceps banchii- MUSCULOCUTANEOUS NERVE

20. innervates deltoid and teres minor muscles and responsible for lateral shoulder sensations- AXILLARY NERVE