Canine pelvic limb veins and nerves

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What are the 3 lateral branches of the Saphenous vein?

Lateral saphenous

Cranial lateral saphenous

Caudak lateral saphenous

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The lateral Saphenous vein's cranial branch will be clinically relevant for what species?

Dogs

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What two medial branches will come together to form the medial Saphenous branch?

Cranial medial Saphenous vein

Caudal medial Saphenous vein

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What vertebrae will contribute to the lumbosacral plexus

L4-S3

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What muscles will the obturator nerve innervate?

External obturator

Pectineus

Gracilis

Adductor

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Where will the obturator nerve exit?

Obturator foramen

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What muscle lays over the obturator foramen?

Internal obturator m

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What are the three branches of the pudendal nerve?

Caudal rectal

Perineal

Dorsal nerve of the penis

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What area will the pudendal nerve supply?

Rectus, anus, Vulcan, penis (Repro shit)

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What is the only gluteal muscle not innervates by the cranial gluteal nerve?

Superficial gluteal m

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What nerve innervates the superficial gluteal m?

caudal gluteal

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What nerve innervates the tensor fasciae lata?

Cranial gluteal nerve

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The femoral nerve will innervate muscle that _______ the hip and ________ the stifle?

Flex, extend

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What muscles will the femoral nerve innervate?

Iliopsoas

Quadriceps (all)

Sartorious (both)

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What is the only branch off of the femoral nerve?

Saphenous nerve

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The sciatic nerve will innervate muscle that _______ the hip and _______ the stifle.

Extend, flex

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The sciatic nerve opposes the action of the_______ nerve.

Femoral n

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The sciatic nerve innervates what muscles?

Biceps femoris

Semimembranosus

Semitendinosus

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The superficial and deep peroneus (fibulae) nerves branch off of what nerve?

Sciatic nerve via the common peroneal nerve

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The sciatic nerve branches into what two nerves?

Common peroneal n

Tibial n

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The superficial and deep peroneal nerves will innervate what muscle GROUPS?

Flexors of the tarsus and extensors of the digits

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The superficial and deep peroneus nerves will provide cutaneous innervation where?

Dorsal pes and crus

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What muscles will the superficial and deep peroneus nerves innervate?

Cranial tibial

Peroneus (fibulae) longus

Long digital extensor

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If you have damage to the innervation of the pes, you would be unable to flex_____ and extend_____.

Tarsus, digits

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The peroneus nerve branches will innervate extensors of the digits because they innervate the ________ aspect of the pes.

Dorsal

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Loss of sensation on the dorsal aspect of the pes would be damage to what nerve?

Peroneus nerve

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The tibial nerve will innervate what side of the pes?

Plantar aspect

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The tibial nerve will travel through what?

Tarsal tunnel

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The tibial nerve will innervate muscle that ________ the stifle, ________ the tarsus, and ________ the digits.

Flex, extend, flex

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What muscle will the tibial nerve innervate?

Gastrocnemius

SDF

DDF

Popliteus

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What nerve gives plantar cutaneous innervation to the paw?

Tibial nerve

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What nerve is antagonistic to the common peroneal nerve?

Tibial nerve

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When the sciatic nerve splits, will the common peroneal nerve go causally or cranially?

Cranially

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The other name for the common peroneal nerve is

Common fibular nerve