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        | -deltoid, teres minor, triceps -cannot abduct arm above shoulder
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        | -anterior part of arm, deep to biceps brachialis -cannot suppinate/flex
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        | -flexor carpi ulnaris -half of flexor digitorum profundus
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        | half flexor digitorum profundus -ape hand
 -carpal tunnel
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        | -medial thigh (adductors) -adduction of lower limb
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        | hamstrings flex knee/extend thigh
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        | -back of leg -plantarflexion
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        | lateral anterior leg foot drop/eversion
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        | skeletal muscle/genial region |  | 
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        | Organs of ruffini/bulbs of Krause |  | Definition 
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        | Meissners/Pacinian corpuscles |  | Definition 
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        | neuromuscular spindles/golgi tendon organs |  | Definition 
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        | area of skin supplied by dorsal/ventral ramus |  | 
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        | common nerve pathways used in conduction of somatic and sensory information |  | 
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        | supply muscles and skin of posterior head, neck, and back |  | 
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        | -motor and sensory fibers combine to form plexuses(4) which supply anterior head, neck, trunk, and limbs |  | 
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        | C1 to C4 major branch-phrenic nerve
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