WorksheetsPlexuses
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Brachial plexus nerve is
n. frenicus
n. obturatorius
n. axillaris
n. intercostalis
n. intermedius
The anterior thigh muscles are innervated by
femoral nerve
tibial nerve
peroneal nerve
sciatic nerve
median nerve
Median nerve passes in the area of
forearm
Pelvis
Thigh
Leg
neck
Sciatic nerve is located on the surface
front of thigh
back of thigh
medial thigh
front of leg
back of leg
The patient has no skin sensitivity on the dorsum of the thumb. The cutaneous branch of which nerve is damaged?
radial
Ulnar
Median
Subscapular
musculocutaneous
Muscle flexing elbow joint
m. biceps femoris
m. biceps brachii
m. flexor carpi radialis
m. flexor carpi ulnaris
m.anconeus
Through canalis humeromuscularis passes
a.axillaris
n.axillaris
n.radialis
a.ulnaris
n.medianus
The posterior thigh muscle
m. semitendinosus
m. triceps surae
m. sartorius
m. quadriceps femoris
m. gracilis
The walls of the radial nerve canal are formed by
coracobrachialis muscle, humerus
humerus, triceps brachii muscle
humerus, brachial muscle
brachioradialis muscle, humerus
biceps brachii muscle, humerus
Through muscular lacuna passes
piriformis muscle
obturator nerve
pectineal muscle
femoral nerve
femoral artery and vein
Sciatic nerve exits from the pelvic cavity through the foramen
obturator
round
muscularis
vasculosa
infrapiriform
The nerve originating from the posterior bundle of the brachial plexus
radial
Ulnar
Median
Subscapular
musculocutaneous
During the preparation of cadaver students were asked to prepare the nerve that innervates the anterior femoral muscles. What nerve must students prepare?
tibial
obturator
peroneal
femoral
sciatic
The nerve originating from the posterior bundle of the brachial plexus
ulnar
radial
median
subscapular
musculocutaneous
N.obturatorius innervated
quadriceps muscle
adductors muscles
leg muscles
knee-joint
sole muscles
N.Tibialis innervated
arm muscles
thigh muscle
posterior leg muscles
posterior forearm muscles
anterior deep forearm muscles
Flexors of arm innervated by
ulnar nerve
radial nerve
axillar nerve
musculocutaneus nerve
median nerve
Sciatic nerve innervates
anterior thigh muscles
posterior thigh muscles
medial thigh muscles
internal pelvic muscles
external pelvic muscles
N.pudendus is nerve pass through
lacuna vasorum
foramen ischiadicum majus
foramen obturatorium
foramen intervertebralis
foramen ischiadicum minus
M. Latissimus dorsi innervated by
n.dorsalis scapulae
n.thoracicus longus
n. thoracodorsalis
n.suprascapularis
n.pectoralis lateralis
