Anatomy and Physiology XXI Flashcards
What is the pneumonic used to remember which CNs control sensory function, motor function, or both?
Some Say Marry Money But My Brother Says Big Brains Matter Most (p.434)
Where is the general location of CN nuclei?
In the tegmentum portion of the brain stem (between the dorsal and ventral portions) (p.434)
What CN nuclei are located in the midbrain?
CN III, CN IV (p.434)
What CN nucle are located in the pons?
CN V, VI, VII, VIII (p.434)
What CN nuclei are located in the medulla?
CN IX, X, XII (p.434)
What CN nucleus is located in the spinal cord?
CN XI (p.434)
What is the difference between the alar and basal plate?
Alar plate contains sensory nuclei; basal plate contains motor nuclei (p.434)
What divides the alar from the basal plate?
The sulcus limitans (p.434)
Describe the general location of the alar plate compared to the basal plate.
Alar plate is more lateral; basal plate is more medial (p.434)
What types of CN nuclei are contained in the basal plate?
Motor nuclei (p.434)
What types of CN nuclei are contained in the alar plate?
Sensory nuclei (p.434)
Name the five CN reflexes.
Corneal, lacrimation, jaw jerk, pupillary, gag reflex (p.434)
What nerve carries the afferent branch of the corneal reflex?
CN V opthalmic; nasociliary branch (p.434)
What nerve carries the afferent branch of the lacrimation reflex?
CN V opthalmic. Loss of this reflex does not preclude emotional tears (p.434)
What nerve carries the afferent branch of the jaw jerk reflex?
CN V mandibular. Sensory afferent caused by the muscle spindle from the masseter muscle (p.434)