1. What is the name of the nerve labeled "A"1? Name at least one skeletal muscle it innervates. 2. The Obtruator nerve originates from what plexus? Name at least one skeletal muscle it innervates. 3. Cranial nerve that innervates the Trapezius muscle? (name AND number) 4. What is the area of the brain labeled "A" What is one function of that area? 5. What part of the brain regulates the activity of the Pituitary gland?

1. What is the name of the nerve labeled "A"1? Name at least one skeletal muscle it innervates. 2. The Obtruator nerve originates from what plexus? Name at least one skeletal muscle it innervates. 3. Cranial nerve that innervates the Trapezius muscle? (name AND number) 4. What is the area of the brain labeled "A" What is one function of that area? 5. What part of the brain regulates the activity of the Pituitary gland?

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1. What is the name of the nerve labeled "A"1?
Name at least one skeletal muscle it innervates.
2.
The Obtruator nerve originates from what plexus?
Name at least one skeletal muscle it innervates.
3.
Cranial nerve that innervates the Trapezius muscle?
(name AND number)
4. What is the area of the brain labeled "A"
What is one function of that area?
5.
What part of the brain regulates the activity of the Pituitary gland?

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