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Cranial Nerve Overview Flashcards

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Pairs of cranial nn. And spinal nn. In PNS

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12 cranial

31 spinal

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Somatic component of peripheral nn. System

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. Somatic sensory

. Somatic motor

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Autonomic component of peripheral nervous system

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. Visceral sensory

. Visceral nervous

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T/F some cranial nn. Are mixed, and some only do sensory or motor

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Nuclei

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. Clusters of neuronal cell bodies located w/in CNS

. Cell bodies of motor and sensory neurons of CNS located in nuclei w/in gray matter in brainstem

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Ganglia

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. Clusters of neuronal cells odies outside of CNS

. Cell bodies of sensory neurons of CNS located in sensory ganglia in select locations throughout the head

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Special sensory neurons

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. Assoc. w/ special senses: visions, smell, taste, hearing, balance, equilibrium

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Special motor neurons

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. Assoc. w/ skeletal mm. That form w/in pharyngeal arch apparatus rather than directly from paraxial mesoderm
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Cranial nn. In order

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I: olfactory 
II: optic
III: oculomotor
IV: trochlear
V: trigeminal
VI: abducens 
VII: facial
VIII: vestibulocochlear
IX: glossopharyngeal 
X: vagus 
XI: spinal accessory 
XII: hypoglossal
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Cranial nn. That carry only special sensory fibers

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. CNI: olfaction from nasal mucosa
. CN II: vision from orbital retina
. CN VIII: hearing from cochlear duct, balance and equilibrium from sensory epithelium in semicircular ducts and vestibule

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Cranial nn. That carry only motor fibers

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. CN III: somatic and visceral motor, extraocular and intraocular mm.
. CN IV: somatic, extraocular mm.
. CN VI: somatic, extraocular mm.
. XI: somatic, trap, SCM, pharyngeal mm.
. XII: somatic, all intrinsic and most extrinsic tongue mm.

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Trigeminal n. Ophthalmic division region supplied

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. Somatic sensory

. Upper face: cornea, scalp, forehead, nose, nasal cavity, paranasal sinuses

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CN V maxillary division region supplied

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. Somatic sensory

. Mid face structures: skin over maxilla, upper lip, maxillary teeth, nasal cavity, maxillary sinuses, palate

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CN V mandibular division region supplies

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. Somatic sensory to lower face structures (skin over mandible, lower lip, temple, mandibular teeth, TMJ, mucosa of oral cavity and tongue)
. Somatic motor: mm. Of mastication

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facial nn. Region supplied

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. Somatic sensory : external ear
. Special sense: taste rom ant. 2/3 tongue
. Somatic motor: mm. Of facial expression
. Visceral motor: lacrimal gland, submandibular and sublingual salivaery glands, mucosa of nasal cavity, hard and soft palates

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Glossopharyngeal n. Region supplied

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. Somatic sensory: post. 1/3 tongue, oropharynx, mucosa of middle ear cavity, auditory tube
. Special sense: Taste from post. 1/3 of tongue
. Visceral sensory: chemoreceptors to carotid body and carotid sinus
. Somatic motor: stylopharyngeus m.
. Visceral motor: parotid gland

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Vagus n. Region supplied

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. Somatic sensory: external ear, larynx, laryngopahrynx, dura
. Special sense: taste from root of tongue and epiglottis
. Visceral sensory: chemo and baroreceptors to aortic body, esophagus, thoracic, and abdominal viscera
. Somatic motor: palatoglossus m., mm. Of pharynx, larynx, and soft palate
. Visceral motor: mucosa of pharynx and larynx, smooth mm. Of pharynx, larynx, thoracic, and abdominal organs, cardiac mm.

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Olfactory nerve and pathway

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. CN I
. Involved in olfaction, carries special sense fibers from nasal mucosa to forebrain
. Nerve fibers pass sup. Through cribiform plate to olfactory bulbs that sit on sup. Surface of cribiform plate
. Bulbs contain sensory neuron cell bodies w/ axons coursing caudally in olfactory tract to forebrain

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Anosmia

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. Loss of partial or total sense of smell

. Can occur from blows to head causing tear in nerve that pass through cribiform plate

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Optic n. And pathway

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. CN II
. Carries special sense fibers from retina to forebrain
. Considered sensory tract extensions rather than true peripheral nn.
. Paired optic nn. Run caudally from back of eyeball and pass through optic canals to enter neurocranial cavity
. Nn. Merge at optic chasm ant. To sella turcica and some nerve fibers cross to contralateral sides
. Reorganized fibers continue post. From optic chiasm as paired optic tracts that go to sensory nuclei in brain
. Dural sheath is continuous post. W/ cranial dura, fuses w/ sclera ant.

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Vestibulocochlear n. And pathway

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. CN VIII
. Carries special sense fibers and connects to multiple brainstem nuclei
. Enter internal acoustic meats of temporal bone and divides into vestibular and cochlear divisions
. Vestibular division innervates special sense epithelium in semicircular ducts and vestibule of inner ear (maintain balance and equilibrium)
. Cochlear division innervates special sense epithelium in cochlear duct of inner ear (hearing)

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Oculomotor n. And pathway

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. CN III
. Carries somatic motor and parasympathetic visceral motor fibers that originate in brainstem in separate nuclei
. Courses along lat. wall of cavernous sinus to enter orbit through sup. Orbital fissure
. Provides somatic motor innervation to levator palpebrae superioris m. And extraocular mm. (Sup., inf., and med. rectus, and inf. Oblique)
. Parries parasympathetic fibers to smooth mm. Of orbit (sphincter pupillae, ciliary mm.) from ciliary ganglion
. Sup. Division: to levator palpebrae superioris and sup. Rectus
. Inf. Division: other EOM and parasympathetics

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Parasympathetic general pathway in head

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. Preganglionic fibers arise only w/ CN III, VII, IX, and X
. Fibers synapse in one of the parasympathetic head ganglia (ciliary, otic, pterygopalatine, and submandibular)
. Postganglionic fibers course w/ CN V branches to reach target

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Trochlear n. And pathway

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. Somatic motor that originates in brainstem
. Courses along lat. wall of cavernous sinus to enter orbit through sup. Orbital fissure sup. To common annular tendon
. Innervates sup. Oblique m.

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Abducens n. And pathway

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. Carries somatic motor fibers and originates in brainstem
. Courses lat. to internal carotid a. through cavernous sinus to enter orbit via sup. Orbital fissure and common annular tendon
. Innervates lat. rectus m.

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Spinal accessory n. And pathway

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. CN XI
. Somatic motor fibers
. Spinal part and cranial part
. Spinal part: fibers from cervical spinal cord, course sup. To enter skull via foramen magnum and then joins cranial part fibers as they emerge from brainstem
. Spinal and cranial parts merge intracranial and exit skull through jugular foramen then diverge
. Spinal part provides motor to trap and SCM mm.
. Cranial part joints vagus n. In pharyngeal plexus to supply motor to pharynx

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Hypoglossal n. And pathway

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CN XII
. Somatic motor fibers that originate in brainstem
. Exit skull via hypoglossal canal, course ant. And pass deep to mylohyoid m. To enter oral cavity
. Provides somatic motor innervation to intrinsic mm. Of tongue and all but 1 extrinsic tongue mm.
. Carries somatic motor fibers to C1 spinal n. That innervates ant. Neck mm.

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Trigeminal n. And general pathway

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. Large sensory root and smaller motor root that emerge separately from brainstem
. Nerve merges w/ trigeminal ganglion in middle cranial fossa that contains cell bodies of trigeminal sensory neurons
. At ganglion, sensory fibers split into 3 divisions and motor division continues w/ mandibular division

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Ophthalmic n. And pathway

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. Courses along lat. wall of cavernous sinus and enters orbit through sup. Orbital fissure
. Carries general sensory innervation from forehead, upper eyelid, eye, node, nasal cavity, and lacrimal gland

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Maxillary n. And pathway

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. V2
. Courses along lat. wall of cavernous sinus and enters pterygopalatine fossa through foramen rotundum
. Carries sensory innervation from temple, skin of cheek, lower eyelid, mucosa of nasal cavity, maxillary sinuses, maxillary definition and gingivae, and palatal mucosa

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Mandibular n. And pathway

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. V3
. Somatic sensory and somatic motor fibers enter infratemporal fossa through foramen ovale
. Carries sensory innervation from dura of ant. And middle cranial fossa, external ear, temple, skin, mucosa of cheek and chin, lingual mucosa of tongue, mandibular dentition and gingivae
. Supplies somatic motor innervation to muscles of mastication and a few others derived from pharyngeal arch 1

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Facial n. Pathway

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. Composed of somatic motor, parasympathetic visceral motor, special sense, and somatic sensory fibers that originate in/attach to different regions of brainstem
. Courses along skull base, enters internal auditory meatus, and joins w/ geniculate ganglion (contains cell bodies of CN VII sensory neurons)
. Descends through temporal bone in facial canal before exiting the skull via stylomastoid foramen

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What occurs to facial n. At geniculate ganglion?

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. Parasympathetic fibers branch off and emerge on intracranial skull base as greater petrosal n. Supplying lacrimal, nasal, and palatal mucosal glands to pterygopalatine ganglion
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Branches of facial n.

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. Somatic motor branch to stapedius m. Of middle ear cavity
. Chorda tympani n.
. Somatic sensory branches to external ear
. Facial n. Proper emerges from stylomastoid foramen and consists of somatic motor fibers that innervate mm. Of facial expression (parotid plexus) and post. Belly of digastric m. And stylohyoid m.

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Chorda tympani n.

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. Courses through middle ear cavity and exits skull via petrotympanic fissure
. Infratemporal fossa joins w/ lingual n. To continue to oral cavity
. Carries parasympathetic visceral motor fibers involved innervating salivary and mucosal glands of tongue and lower jaw to submandibular ganglion
. Carries taste sense fibers from ant. 2/3 of the tongue

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Lesions of facial n. Can negatively impact ___

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. Facial expressions
. Salivation
. Tears production
. Taste and/or hearing

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Glossopharyngeal n. Pathway .

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. Composed of somatic motor, parasympathetic visceral motor, taste fibers, somatic sensory, visceral sensory that originate from multiple regions brain stem
. Exits skull via jugular foramen and gives off tympanic n. That caries parasympathetic and somatic sensory fibers
. Parasympathetic branches off and remainder courses inf. Through neck

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Tympanic n.

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. Enters middle ear cavity through tympanic canaliculus

. Contributes to the tympanic plexus which provides sensory innervation to mucosa of tympanic cavity and auditory tube

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Facial n. Parasympathetic fiber pathway

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. Coalesce w/ lesser petrosal n. That emerges from middle ear
. Courses ant. Across middle cranial fossa to exit skull at foramen ovale
. Less petrosal n. Carries fibers to innervate salivary gland
. Fibers synapse at otic ganglion in infratemporal fossa

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Facial n. Innervation pathways in neck

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. Somatic motor to stylopharyngeus mm.
. Somatic sensory branches from post. 1.3 tongue, oropharynx, palatine tonsils
. Special sense (taste) branches from post. 1/3 tongue
. Visceral sensory via branches to carotid body and carotid sinus that monitors bp

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Vagus n. Pathway

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. Composed of somatic motor, parasympathetic visceral motor, taste fibers, somatic sensory, and visceral sensory fibers that originate from multiple regions of brainstem
. Exits skull through jugular foramen and descends through neck w/in carotid fascial sheath w/ internal jugular v. And internal carotid a.
. Gives off branches to head and neck
. Continues inf. Through neck into thoracic and abdominal cavities and carries parasympathetic and visceral sensory fibers to thoracic and abdominal organs

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. Branches of CN X in head and neck

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. General sensory fibers from dura of post. Cranial fossa, external ear, larynx, and laryngopharynx
. Somatic motor fibers to palatoglossus, mm. Of soft palate, pharynx, and larynx
. Visceral motor to smooth mm. And glands of pharynx, larynx, thoracic and abdominal viscera
. Taste fibers to epiglottis and root of the tongue
. Visceral sensory fibers to aortic arch, esophagus

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Superior laryngeal n.

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. Branch of vagus n. In neck
. Carries somaticsensory fibers from mucosa of the laryngopharynx and larynx (internal laryngeal branch), and somatic motor fibers to cricothyroid m. (External laryngeal branch)

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Recurrent laryngeal n.

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. Loop around R subclavian a. And aortic arch
. Ascend to larynx btw trachea and esophagus to provide motor innervation to remaining laryngeal mm. And general sensory innervation to laryngeal mucosa

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