Major nerves

The saphenous nerve controls the

• knee and lower leg

• elbow and lower arm

• digestion

• excretion

• vision

The common peroneal nerve is

• the smallest and terminal branch of the sciatic nerve

• responsible for flexing the hip adductor and abductor muscles

• the source of major pain for people suffering from torn biceps

• one of those things you'll never remember once you leave high school

The tibial nerve is named after

• the tibia

• the perineal cavity

• the femur

• something different than a bone in the lower leg

Where is the subcostal nerve located?

• lower edge of the 12th thoracic rib

• along the spinal column

• deep interior near the liver

• superficial upper thoracic region

The _____ is a major nerve responsible for motory and sensory functions of the lower body

• sciatic

• brachial

• radial

• illohypogastric

• median

These nerves go from the palm to the fingers (or sole of foot to toes)

• digital

• phalangic

• tarsalic

• ludicratic

This nerves supplies sensory and motor function to the latera gluteal and hypogastric regions and motor to the internal oblique muscles and transverse abdominal muscles

• Ilohypogastric

• femoral

• renal

• muscolocutaneous

• sacral