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Neuro Assessment
Reflexes, Muscles, Nerves, Vaculature
20
Anatomy
Post-Graduate
02/08/2010

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Term

Lifting great toe

(nerve root)

Definition
L5
Term

lifting great toe

(muscle, nerve, artery)

Definition

extensor hallicus longus

peroneal nerve

anterior tibial artery

 

Term

Ankle dorsiflexion

(nerve root)

Definition
L4-L5
Term

Ankle Dorsiflexion

(muscle, nerve, artery)

Definition
tib. ant, EDL, EHL (deep peron. N./ ant. tib. A.)
Term

tibialis anterior, EDL, EHL

(Nerve/artery)

Definition

deep fibular(peroneal) nerve

anterior tibial artery

Term

Plantarflexion

Nerve root

Definition
L5- S2
Term

Plantarflexion

muscles, nerves,arteries

Definition

gastrocnemius/soleus (tibial N/ sural arteries)

FDL and FHL (tibial nerve, posterior tibial artery)

Term

Foot Inversion

nerve roots

Definition
L4-L5
Term

Foot Inversion

muscles, arteries, nerves

Definition

Tib ant (deep peron. N., ant. tib A)

Tib post (tibial N., post. tib. A)

Term

Foot Eversion

Nerve roots

Definition
L5-S2
Term

Foot Eversion

(muscles, nerve, artery)

Definition
Peroneus longus/brevis (Superficial Peroneal N. and Peroneal A.)
Term

Leg extension

(nerve root)

Definition
L2-L4
Term

Leg extension

(muscle, nerve, artery)

Definition
Quad fem. (fem N. and Fem A.)
Term

Leg Flexion

(nerve root)

Definition
L5-S1
Term

Leg flexion

(muscle, nerve artery)

Definition

Hamstrings (biceps fem, semitend, semimem)

(tibial portion of sciatic nerve, inf glut A and profunda femoris A)

Term

Hip extension

(nerve root)

Definition
L5-S2
Term

Hip extension 

(muscle, nerve, artery)

Definition
glute max (inf. glute. N, Inf and Sup Glut. T)
Term

Hip Flexion

(nerve root)

Definition

Psoas major (lumbar plexus via ant. branches of L1-3 N and lumbar brach of iliolumbar A.)

Term

Leg Adduction

Nerve roots

 

Definition
L2-L4
Term

Leg Adduction

muscle nerve artery

Definition

Adductor Brev/long (obtuator N. and A.)

Adductor Magnus (post branch of obtuator N. and sciatic N.  , Obtuator A.)


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