Nerves and innervations

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radial

motor: posterior compartment of forearm and arm

sensory: skin of dorsolateral arm, forearm, and hand

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axillary

motor: deltoid and teres minor

sensory: skin of lateral shoulder

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musculocutaneous

motor: anterior compartment of arm

sensory: skin lateral forearm

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median

motor: anterior forearm and palmar thenar muscles

sensory: lateral palm, digits 1- 3, and lateral half of digit 4

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ulnar

motor: wrist and hand felxors, intercossei, and hypothenar muscles

sensory: medial hand, medial side of digit 4 and all of digit 5, funny bone

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femoral

motor: anterior compartment of thigh

sensory: skin of anterormedial thigh, skin of medial leg and foot

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obturator

motor: medial compartment of thigh

sensory: skin of medial thigh

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tibial

motor: posterior compartment of thigh and leg, intrinsic foot muscles, hamstrings

sensory: skin of posterior lateral leg and sole of foot

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common fibular

motor: anterior and lateral leg, dorsum of foot

sensory: skin of anterior and lateral leg, dorsum of foot

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axillary lesion

difficulty abducting arm 90

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musculocutaneous lesion

weakness flexing elbow

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median lesion

weakness flexing wrist, difficulty opposing thumb, carpal tunnel

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radial lesion

difficulty extending elbow, wrist drop

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ulnar lesion

can’t adduct/abduct fingers, “funny bone”

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femoral lesion

walking problems, knee buckles

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tibial lesion

shuffling gait, difficulty plantar flexing

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common fibular lesion

foot drop

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superior gluteal lesion

Trendelenburg gait

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inferior gluteal lesion

difficulty standing from seated, going up stairs, weak hip extensors