Lab 12: Nerves in Action(a) Identify the plexus from which each named nerve originates and then the major muscles andskin sensory regions innervated by each of these nervesNerveMotor to.Sensation from.accessory(Cranial Nerve XI)facial(Cranial Nerve VII)trigeminal(Cranial Nerve V)phrenic (Ca-Cs)plexus:supradlavicular (C:-Ca)plexus:axillary (C:-Ce)plexus:pectoral (C-T)plexus:thoracodorsal (Ce-Ca)plexus:suprascapular (Cs)plexus: NerveMotor to.Sensation from.subscapular (Cs-Ce)plexus:pectoral (Ce-T.)plexus:thoracodorsal (C-Ca)plexus:musculocutaneous(C-Ce)plexus:radial (Cs-Ca)plexus:median (Ce-T:)plexus:deep radial (Ce-Ca)plexus:ulnar (Ca-Ta)plexus:femoral (Ly-La)plexus:saphenous (branch offemoral)plexus:obturator (La-La)plexus:

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(a) Identify the piexus from which each named nerve originates and then the major muscles and skin sensory regions innervated by each of these nerves Nerve Motor to. Sensation from accessory (Cranial Nerve XI) facial (Cranial Nerve VI) trigeminal (Cranial Nerve V)

(a) Identify the piexus from which each named nerve originates and then the major muscles and skin sensory regions innervated by each of these nerves Nerve Motor to. Sensation from accessory (Cranial Nerve XI) facial (Cranial Nerve VI) trigeminal (Cranial Nerve V)

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Lab 12: Nerves in Action
(a) Identify the plexus from which each named nerve originates and then the major muscles and
skin sensory regions innervated by each of these nerves
Nerve
Motor to.
Sensation from.
accessory
(Cranial Nerve XI)
facial
(Cranial Nerve VII)
trigeminal
(Cranial Nerve V)
phrenic (Ca-Cs)
plexus:
supradlavicular (C:-
Ca)
plexus:
axillary (C:-Ce)
plexus:
pectoral (C-T)
plexus:
thoracodorsal (Ce-Ca)
plexus:
suprascapular (Cs)
plexus:

Nerve
Motor to.
Sensation from.
subscapular (Cs-Ce)
plexus:
pectoral (Ce-T.)
plexus:
thoracodorsal (C-Ca)
plexus:
musculocutaneous
(C-Ce)
plexus:
radial (Cs-Ca)
plexus:
median (Ce-T:)
plexus:
deep radial (Ce-Ca)
plexus:
ulnar (Ca-Ta)
plexus:
femoral (Ly-La)
plexus:
saphenous (branch of
femoral)
plexus:
obturator (La-La)
plexus:

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