Using the figure above, identify the labeled part.





1. Label A: ______________________________

2. Label B: ______________________________

3. Label C: ______________________________

4. Label D: ______________________________

5. Label E: ______________________________

6. Label F: ______________________________

7. Label G: ______________________________

8. Label H: ______________________________

9. Label I: ______________________________

10. Label J: ______________________________

11. Label K: ______________________________

12. Label L: ______________________________

13. Label M: ______________________________

14. Label N: ______________________________

15. Label O: ______________________________

16. Label P: ______________________________

17. Label Q: ______________________________

18. Label R: ______________________________

19. Label S: ______________________________

20. Label T: ______________________________


1. T12 subcostal nerve
2. Iliohypogastric nerve
3. Ilioinguinal nerve
4. Genitofemoral nerve
5. Lateral femoral cutaneous nerve
6. Femoral branch
7. Genital branch
8. Branches of genitofemoral nerve
9. Femoral nerve
10. Obturator nerve
11. Lumbosacral trunk
12. Lumbar plexus
13. Lumbosacral trunk
14. Superior gluteal nerve
15. Inferior gluteal nerve
16. Sciatic nerve
17. Posterior femoral cutaneous nerve
18. Pudendal nerve
19. Co1
20. Sacral plexus

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