A Question A Day (W4D5)

1. D. Genitofemoral nerve
2. B Saphenous nerve injury. Both sural and saphenous distributes superior to the ankle, one
medial side and one lateral side. However, SFJ disconnection with full length stripping of the
long saphenous vein (LSV) which runs almost medially below the knee, related to the
saphenous nerve which lies deep and posterior to LSV. The sural nerve is related to the short
saphenous vein.
3. B. Extension at knee joint is by femoral nerve.