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Hi, thanks for watching our video about Which Nerve supply? Which Muscle? In this video we’ll walk you through: DHA Exam for Physiotherapist MOH Exam for Physiotherapist -HAAD Exam for Physiotherapist -Prometrics Exam for Physiotherapist -Physiotherapy Entrance Exam National physiotherapy Exam Brief about above topic: the nerves of the upper limb. The anterior branches of the spinal nerves in the lower cervical region leave the spinal cord at the level of the lower part of the neck. They link up together forming the brachial plexus, which travels through the axilla to supply the arm. Any pressure in the axilla, as from crutches, or the abnormal movement, which may occur with bad lifting techniques in a paralyzed patient, can damage the nerves and so interfere with the function of the arm. There are five main nerves leaving the brachial plexus, which with their branches supply the muscles and skin of the arms and hand. These are the musculocutaneous nerve supplying the muscles at the front of the arm as well as the skin of the lower outer arm, the median nerve supplying the flexor muscles and the skin of the palm and the two outer fingers, the ulnar nerve supplying the small muscles of the hand, the axillary nerve supplying the shoulder muscles and the overlying skin, and the radial nerve supplying the extensor muscles and the skin of part of the arm and hand. Lumbar Plexus • Iliohypogastric nerve – Relations • Psoas m. • Quadratus lumborum m. – Distribution • Muscles of the lateral  abdominal wall • Skin above the inguinal  ligament • Ilioinguinal nerve – Relations • Psoas m. • Quadratus lumborum m. • Inters the inguinal canal  and exits from the  superficial inguinal ring – Distribution • Muscles of the lateral  abdominal wall • Skin above pubic  symphysis and scrotum or  labia majora • Lateral cutaneous nerve  of the thigh – Relations • Psoas m. • Iliacus • Inguinal ligament – Divisions • Anterior  • Posterior – Supply the skin over the  lateral side of the thigh &  knee & lower part of the  buttock • Genitofemoral nerve – Relations • Psoas m. – Divisions • Genital branch – Enter spermatic cord – Supplies cremaster m. • Femoral branch – Supply small area of skin  over the anterosuperior  part of thigh Femoral Nerve • Largest branch of the  lumbar plexus • Relations – Psoas m. – Iliacus m. – Inguinal ligament – Femoral sheath • In the abdomen – Muscular branch to iliacus • In the thigh – Muscular branches • Sartorius, pectineus &  quadriceps femoris – Cutaneous branches • Medial cutaneous n. of the  thigh • Intermediate cutaneous n.  of the thigh • Saphenous n. – Articular branches (hip &  knee) Obturator Nerve: Relations • Emerge from the medial  border of the psoas m. • Cross the pelvic brim posterior  to common iliac vessels • Runs on the lateral wall of the  pelvis between internal and  external iliac vessels • Accompanies the obturator vessels  • Exit through the obturator canal 00:00 Introduction 00:14 Question: 1 00:35 Question: 2 0:56 Question: 3 1:25 Question: 4 1:48 Question: 5 2:08 Question: 6 2:30 Question: 7 2:52 Question: 8 3:15 Question: 9 3:38 Question: 10 3:58 Question: 11 4:23 Question: 12 4:45 Question: 13 5:06 Question: 14 5:32 Question: 15 5:56 Question: 16 6:20 Question: 17 6:40 Question: 18 7:02 Question: 19 7:27 Question: 20 #nerve #nerveandmuscle#ymcq #physiotherapyvideos #nerveandmusclephysiologyguyton #nerveandmuscle #nerveandmusclephysiology #nerveandmuscleand #nerveanatomy #nerveanatomyandphysiology #anatomynerveupperlimb #nervousanatomyandphysiology #radialnerveanatomy #facialnerveanatomy #mediannerveanatomy #sciaticnerveanatomy #ulnarnerveanatomy ABOUT OUR CHANNEL Our channel is about Physiotherapy Questionnaire. We cover lots of cool stuff such as: 1. Physiotherapy Question for DHA MOH HAAD PCE NPTE PROMETRICS Exam,    • UAE Exam Series   2. Anatomy MCQ    • Anatomy MCQ   3. Physiology MCQ    • Physiology MCQ   4. Orthopedic MCQ    • 100 Orthopedic MCQ   5. Orthopedic Case Study    • Clinical Orthopedic Case   6. Clinical Physiotherapy MCQ    • Clinical Physiotherapy MCQ   7. Physiotherapy Question and Answers    • Physiotherapy Question and Answers   8. Physiotherapy shorts:    • Physiotherapy shorts   9. Clinical Orthopedic Case #shots:    • Clinical Orthopedic Case  #shots   10.Respiratory System MCQ    • Respiratory System   11. Orthopedic Special Test    • Ortho Special Test   Check out our channel here:    / ymcqbyyshak   Don’t forget to subscribe