This is a real-world medical entrance exam question, please give the true answer based on the question and selection. Topic name: Misc., Subject name: Anatomy
Labourer's nerve is 
Select and explain. 
A. Median, B. Ulnar, C. Radial, D. Sciatic
A: Median
Answer: A: Median 
Explanation: (A) Median # MEDIAN NERVE controls the coarse movements of the hands, as it supplies most of the long muscles of the front of the forearm and therefore called the 'labourer's nerve'.EPONYMOUS NAMENERVE* Vidian nerveNerve of Pterigoid canal* Musician's nerveUlnar nerve* Labourer's nerveMedian nerve* Arnold's nerve or Alderman's N.Auricular branch of vagus* Nerve of Bell or Long thoracic N.Nerve to serratus anterior (Bell's palsy = LMN paralysis of Facial Nerve)* Nerve ErigentesParasympathetic outflow from Sacral plexus - S2,3,4* Nerve of KuntzGrey ramus running upwards from 2nd thoracic ganglion to 1st thoracic nerve* Jacobson's nerveTympanic branch of Glossopharyngeal nerve* Hering's nerveNerve transmitting impulses from carotid bodies to glossopharyngeal nerve* Thickest cranial nerveTrigeminal nerve* Thickest cutaneous nerveGreater occipital nerve