Part A Match each of the following spinal nerves with the plexus from which it arises. Drag the terms on the left to the appropriate blanks on the right to complete the sentences. cervical plexus Sciatic nerve: lumbar plexus Ulnar nerve: sacral plexus Femoral nerve: brachial plexus Obturator nerve: Axillary nerve: Median nerve: Musculocutaneous nerve: Tibial nerve: Common fibular nerve: Phrenic nerve: Radial nerve:
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