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about the cranial nerves Flashcards

1
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sense of smell

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olfactory

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2
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test via sniff aromatic substance

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olfactory

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3
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homeostatic imbalance - anosmia

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olfactory

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4
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sense of vision

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optic

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5
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thalamus relay to occipital snellen eye chart to test; damage= affected eye blindness

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optic

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6
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eye movement (4 of 6 extrinsic eye muscle)

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oculomotor

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7
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parasympathetic fiberx to sphincter pupillae- pupil restriction

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oculomotor

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8
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damage to oculomotor nerve means

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not move eye up down in. lateral rotationi at rest. ptosis. double vision

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9
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eye movement of superior oblique extrinsic eye muscle

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trochlear

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10
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you test the trochlear with one nerve

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CNIII

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11
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eye movement of lateral rectus

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abducens

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12
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damage to trochlear causes

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double vision and not rotate eye inferolateral

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13
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what nerve do you test with abducens

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CNIII

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14
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damage to abducens causes

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not move laterally
rest medially

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15
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largest cranial nerve

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trigeminal

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16
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sensory to face, motor to mastication muscles

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trigeminal

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17
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3 branches of trigeminal

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ophthalmic VI
maxillary V2
mandibular V3

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18
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corneal reflex (blind is what nerve)

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ophthalmic VI

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19
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pain, touch temperature (cheek)

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maxillary V2

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20
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clench teeth, open jaw- chewing

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manidbular V3

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21
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5 branches, temporal, zygomatic, buccal, mandibular, cervical

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facial

22
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sense of taste is what portion of the tongue

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anterior 2/3

23
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motor to muscle of facial expression

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facial

24
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parasympathetic fibers to submandibular and sublingual salivary glands, lacrimal gland, nasal cavity, palate glands

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facial

25
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facial nerves test for

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taste, check facial symmetry, assess tearing

26
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damage to facial nerve results in

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facial palsy, lose taste, decreased salivation

27
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sense of hearing and balance

A

vestibulocochlear

28
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parasympathetic fibers to sphincter pupillae=

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pupil restriction

29
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what does vestibulocohlear test for

A

air and bone conduction via tuning fork

30
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damage to vestibulocochlear results in

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loss of hearing, loss of balance

31
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sensory to taste

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glossopharyngeal

32
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posterior 1/3 tongue

A

glossopharyngeal

33
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general sensory (pain, touch, pressure)
impulses from pharynx, posterior tongue, from chemoreceptors carotid body

A

glossopharyngeal

34
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how do you test the glossopharyngeal

A

check ulva position, gag/swallow reflex, speak and cough

35
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what happens when the glossopharyngel is damaged

A

impaired swallowing and taste, decreased salivation

36
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impulses from baroreceptors carotid sinus. motor to pharyngeal muscle

A

glossopharyngeal

37
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longest cranial nerve

A

vagus

38
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what nerve goes into thoracic and abdominal cavities

A

vagus

39
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sensory from thoracic and abdominal viscera, aoritic arch baroreceptors, carotid and aoritic bodies chemoreceptors. taste buds

A

vagus

40
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motor to skeletal muscles of pharynx and larynx

A

vagus

41
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parasympathetic motor fibers to heart, lungs, abdominal viscera for HR, RR, digestive activity

A

vagus

42
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what do you use to test the vagus nerve

A

CNIX

43
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damage to vagus nerve results in

A

vagal nerve paralysis
difficulty swallowing
hoarseness
ulva deviates from side of dysfunction
impaired digestive motility

44
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cranial rootlets from CNX, not brain/ passes through the skull

A

accessory

45
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motor to sternocleidomastoid and trapezius move head and neck

A

accessory

46
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test strength by elevating shoulders, rotation of neck

A

accessory

47
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damage to accessory nerve results in

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difficulty shrugging shoulders, rotation of neck against resistance. head turns towards side of injured nerve

48
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motor to tongue and throat muscles

A

hypoglossal

49
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swallow and speech

A

hypoglossal

50
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positions food between teeth to chew, then moves through tongue out of the way

A

hypoglossal

51
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how do you test the hypoglossal nerve

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protusion and retraction of tongue, should be midline

52
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damge to hypoglossal means

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tongue deviates toward side of damaged nerve, both= cannot protrude

Human Structure and Function I (24 decks)

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