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Quick Scroll anat 12.14.05 (3 years ago) #1
All of the following statements regarding the femoral nerve are true, EXCEPT
A. It innervates muscles that arise from the pubis
B. It innervates muscles that arise from the ilium
C. It innervates a muscle that adducts the femur
D. It innervates all of the muscles that flex the thigh
E. It emerges into the leg under cover of the inguinal ligament
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It innervates a muscle that adducts the femur


adductors are supplied by obturator nerve...
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Quick Scroll 12.15.05 (3 years ago) #3
answer given is D

i am searching for the muscle which is supplied by femur & adducts the femur

this question is from a MLE text so the answer can't be wrong
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Quick Scroll 12.15.05 (3 years ago) #4
found the answer

pectinius
supplied by FEMORAL & OBTURATOR
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