Identify the nerve that innervates the posterior portion of the thigh, leg and foot.Multiple choice question.Tibial nerveCommon fibular nerveObturator nerveFemoral nerve

Identify the nerve that innervates the anterior portion of the thigh.Multiple choice question.Obturator nerveFemoral nerveSciatic nerveTibial nerve

Identify the functions of the tibial nerve and its branches. Select all that apply.Multiple select question.Innervates muscles that extend the thighInnervates skin on the sole of the footInnervates muscles that extend the kneeInnervates the skin on the anterior portion of the legInnervates the skin on the posterior portion of the leg

The nerve that innervates the muscles of the medial thigh is the nerve.

Identify the bone that is located within a major tendon of the anterior thigh muscles and enables the tendon to bend over the knee.Multiple choice question.FibulaPatellaUlnaTibia

Identify the nerve that innervates the pronator and most of the flexor muscles of the forearm, most of the thenar muscles and the skin of the lateral side of the palm of the hand.Multiple choice question.Radial nerveUlnar nerveAxillary nerveMedian nerveMusculocutaneous nerveNeed help? Review these concept resources