CN X Flashcards
What cerebral hemisphere does nucleus ambiguous receive info from
both cerebral hemispheres
Where are cell bodies of motor fibers carried in vagus located
nucleus ambiguous
Where do pregang parasympathetic fibers arise from
posterior (dorsal) nucleus of the vagus
Where do preganglionic parasympathetic receive info from
indirectly receive info from hypothalamus and carotid sinus
Somatic sensory info terminates where
spinal nucleus of CN V
Taste and viserosensory terminate where
nucleus soliatius
What ganglia associated with CN X
superior and inferior ganglion
Superior Ganglion aka
Jugular ganglion
Inferior ganglion aka
Nodose ganglion
General sensory (somatic sensory) cell bodies in the superior gangion terminate in
spinal nucleus of CN V
Taste from epiglottis cell bodies in inferior ganglion travel to
superior part of nucleus solitarius
Visceral sensory cell bodies in inferior ganglion travel to
inferior part of nucleus solitarius
Where does the vagus nerve originate
lateral aspect of MO
Where does vagus nerve exit the skull
jugular foramen
What branches off before vagus nerve exits skull
meningeal branch
what does the meningeal branch supply
dura of posterior cranial fossa
How is the jugular foramen organized
split in 1/2 by fibrous septum
(X) Vagus and (XI) accessory nerve lie anterior to septum
(IX) glossophargeal lies posterior to septum
Where are the inferior and superior ganglion located
superior just inside jugular foramen
inferior just inferior to jugular foramen
Where is the auricular branch given off
at superior ganglion
What is the path of the auricular branch
through mastoid canaliculus and tympanomastoid fissure to external acoustic meatus
What info does auricular branch carry
sensory info from meatus and small portion of auricle
After exiting the jugular foramen, vagus nerve runs with what
internal jugular vein and internal carotid artery in carotid sheath
Runs with what, inferior to carotid bifurcation?
common carotid and internal jugular vein
What 2 branches are given off at inferior ganglion
pharyngeal branches and branches to carotid