Anatomy Flashcards by Hoi Wan

Q

anterior hip injury

A

obturator nerve

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Q

impaired flexion/extension of leg

A

femoral

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Q

pelvic fracture or retroperitoneal mass

A

femoral

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Q

impaired thigh adduction

A

obturator

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Q

medial thigh sensory deficit

A

obturator

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Q

impaired foot eversion, dorsiflexion, toe extension

A

common peroneal

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Q

lateral leg sensory deficit

A

common peroneal

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Q

foot inversion, plantar flexion, toe flexion

A

tibial

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Q

trauma to the knee

A

tibial nerve

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Q

thigh abduction

A

superior gluteal

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Q

thigh extension

A

inferior gluteal

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Q

cause of damage to gluteal nerves

A

injection

posterior hip dislocation

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Q

obturator nerve roots

A

L2-L4

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Q

Femoral nerve roots

A

L2-L4

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Q

Common peroneal nerve roots

A

L4-S2

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Q

Tibial nerve roots

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A

L4-S3

Q

Superior gluteal nerve roots

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A

L4-S1

Q

Inferior gluteal nerve roots

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A

L5-S2