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lab nerves spinal and cranial

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Cervical plexes   Phrenic nerve, c3-c5, diaphragm  
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axillary nerve   c5, c6, deltoid and some skin, brachial plexus  
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musculocutaneous nerve   brachial plexus, c5-c7, muscles (arm)  
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median nerve   brachial plexus, c,8 and t1 and c5-c7, muscles and flexor group of anterior forearm, skin of lateral 2/3rs of hand  
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ulnar nerve   brachial plexus, c8-t1, muscular branches, flexor muscles in anterior forearm, hand muscles  
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radial nerve   brachial plexus, c5-c8 and t1, posterior muscles of arm, triceps brachioradialis  
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Femoral nerve   Lumbar plexus, L2-L4, skin of anterior and medial thigh, meadial leg and foot, hip and knee joints. Motor to quads.  
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obturator nerve   lumbar plexus, L2-l4, motor to adductor magnus, longus and brevis muscles, sensory for medial thigh  
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Sciatic nerve   Sacral plexus, l4, l5, s1-s3, back of the leg  
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Tibial nerve   sacral plexus, l4-s3, skin of posterior surface of leg and sole of foot. motor branches back of the thigh  
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common fibular nerve   sacral plexus, l4-s2, skin of the anterior surface of leg and dorsum of foot  
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pudendal nerve   sacral plexus s2-s4, genitalia  
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