Cranial Nerves Flashcards
What is the innervation of the Inferior oblique muscle?
inferior ramus of the oculomotor n.
What is the innervation of the Inferior rectus muscle?
inferior ramus of the oculomotor n.
What is the innervation of the Levator palpebrae superioris muscle?
superior ramus of the oculomotor n.
What is the innervation of the Medial rectus muscle?
inferior ramus of the oculomotor n.
What is the innervation of the superior rectus muscle?
superior ramus of the oculomotor n.
What is the innervation of the Lateral rectus muscle?
abducens n.
What is the innervation of the Superior oblique muscle?
trochlear n.
Which nerves come off the Cerebrum?
Olfactory (CN I)
Optic (CN II)
Which nerves come off the Midbrain?
Oculomotor (CN III)
Trochlear (CN IV)
Which nerves come off the Pons?
Trigeminal (CN V)
Abducens (CN VI)
Facial (CN VII)
Vestibulocochlear (CN VIII)
Which nerves come off the Medulla?
Glossopharyngeal (CN IX)
Vagus (CN X)
Hypoglossal (CN XII)
Which nerve comes off the spinal cord?
Accessory (CN XI)
Which functions does Olfactory (CN I) have?
sensory
Which functions does Optic (CN II) have?
sensory
Which functions does Oculomotor (CN III) have?
motor and parasympathetic
Which functions does Trochlear (IV) have?
motor
Which functions does Trigeminal (V) have?
sensory and motor
Which functions does Abducens VI have?
motor
Which functions does facial VII Have?
sensory, motor, parasympathetic
Which functions does vestibulocochlear VIII have?
sensory
Which functions does glossopharyngeal IX have?
sensory, motor, parasympathetic
Which functions does vagus X have?
sensory, motor, parasympathetic
Which functions does accessory XI have?
motor
Which functions does hypoglossal XII have?
motor
Oculomotor nucleus and Edinger Westphal nucleus are of what cranial nerve?
Oculomotor CN III
Trochlear nucleus is of what cranial nerve?
Trochlear CN IV
Trigeminal motor nucleus is of what cranial nerve?
Mandibular of Trigeminal CN V3
Abducens nucleus is of what cranial nerve?
Abducens CN VI
Facial motor nucleus and superior salivatory nucleus are of what cranial nerve?
Facial CN VII
CN I (Olfactory) exits the skull via what opening?
Cribiform foramina
Which cranial nerves exit the skull via the superior orbital fissure?
CN IV (Trochlear), CN V1 (Ophthalmic of Trigeminal), and CN VI (Abducens)
What are the axon functions of the Olfactory?
sensory (smell)
What are the axon functions of the Optic?
sensory (vision)
What are the axon functions of the Oculomotor?
Motor and pre-parasympathetic
What are the axon functions of the Trochlear?
motor
What are the axon functions of the Trigeminal Opthalmic?
sensory
What are the axon functions of the Trigeminal Maxillary?
sensory
What are the axon functions of the Trigeminal Mandibular?
Branchial motor and sensory
What are the axon functions of the Abducens?
motor
Explain branchial motor
Branchial motor- goes to muscles, these muscles derived from a subset of cells called pharyngeal arches
What are the axon functions of the Facial?
Branchial motor, Pre-parasympathetic, sensory, taste
What are the axon functions of the Vestibulocochlear?
Sensory- equilibrium and hearing
What are the axon functions of the Glossopharyngeal?
Branchial motor pre-parasympathetic sensory sensory, visceral taste
What are the axon functions of the Vagus?
Branchial motor pre-parasympathetic sensory sensory, visceral taste
What are the axon functions of the Accessory?
motor
What are the axon functions of the Hypoglossal?
motor
Which nerves exit from the cribirform foramina of the skull?
olfactory
Which nerves exit from the optic canal of the skull?
optic
Which nerves exit from the superior orbital fissure of the skull?
oculomotor
trochlear
trigeminal- ophthalmic
abducens
Which nerves exit from the foramen rotundum of the skull?
trigeminal maxillary
Which nerves exit from the foramen ovale of the skull?
trigeminal mandibular
Which nerves exit from the internal auditory meatus of the skull?
facial
vestibulocochlear
Which nerves exit from the internal auditory meatus and stylomastoid foramen of the skull?
Facial- branchial motor
Which nerves exit from the jugular foramen of the skull?
Glossopharyngeal
Vagus
Acccessory
Which nerves exit from the hypoglossal canal of the skull?
hypoglossal
What is the Peripheral structures/distribution of the Olfactory nerve?
Olfactory mucosa of nose
What is the Peripheral structures/distribution of the Optic nerve?
Retina of eye
What is the Peripheral structures/distribution of the Oculomotor nerve?
LPS, SR, MR, IR, IO (motor)
Ciliary bodies/muscle (accom), sphincter pupillae of iris (constriction) (pre-para)
What is the Peripheral structures/distribution of the Trochlear nerve?
Superior Oblique
What is the Peripheral structures/distribution of the Trigeminal, Ophthalmic nerve?
Skin, lacrimal gland (yes!), nasal cavity, conjunctiva, cornea
What is the Peripheral structures/distribution of the Trigeminal, Maxillary nerve?
Skin mid face, teeth, mucous membranes upper mouth palate, nasopharynx
What is the Peripheral structures/distribution of the Trigeminal, Mandibular- branchial motor nerve?
Mm. mastication, mylohyoid, ant digastric, tensor tympani, tensor veli palatini (1st pharyngeal arch derivatives)
What is the Peripheral structures/distribution of the Trigeminal, Mandibular- sensory nerve?
Skin low face, tongue, mouth, mand teeth, ear
What is the Peripheral structures/distribution of the Abducens nerve?
Lateral rectus
What is the Peripheral structures/distribution of the Facial-branchial motor nerve?
Mm. facial expression, stapedius, post digastric, stylohyoid (2nd pharyngeal arch)
What is the Peripheral structures/distribution of the Facial-prepara nerve?
Lacrimal & mucosa glands of nasal cav, paranasal sinuses, roof of mouth, soft palate, nasopharynx (pterygo), submandib, sublingual glands (submandib gang)
What is the Peripheral structures/distribution of the Facial-sensory nerve?
Palate, skin posterior ear, ext audit meat, tymp membrane, facial mm proprioception
What is the Peripheral structures/distribution of the Facial-taste nerve?
Anterior 2/3 tongue
What is the Peripheral structures/distribution of the Vestibulocochlear-equilibrium nerve?
Hair cells of ampullary crests in semicircular ducts, maculae of saccule/utricle
What is the Peripheral structures/distribution of the Vestibulocochlear-hearing nerve?
Hair cells of spiral organ (of Corti)
What is the Peripheral structures/distribution of the Glossopharyngeal-branchial nerve?
Stylopharyngeus, sup pharyngeal constrictor (3rd pharyngeal arch)
What is the Peripheral structures/distribution of the Glossopharyngeal-prepara nerve?
Parotid gland
What is the Peripheral structures/distribution of the Glossopharyngeal-sensory nerve?
Sensory post 1/3 tongue, oropharynx, mid ear, tonsil bed
What is the Peripheral structures/distribution of the Glossopharyngeal-sensory visceral nerve?
Chemo (pO2/CO2) and baro (mmHG) from carotid sinus / body
What is the Peripheral structures/distribution of the Glossopharyngeal-taste nerve?
Taste post 1/3 of tongue
What is the Peripheral structures/distribution of the Vagus-Branchialmotor nerve?
Mm pharynx, intrinsic larynx, palate, upper 2/3s esophagus (4th pharyngeal arch) Cricothyroid, Levator veli palatini, Salpingopharyngeus, Palatoglossus, Palatopharyngeus, Superior, middle and inferior pharyngeal constrictors
What is the Peripheral structures/distribution of the Vagus-prepara nerve?
Smooth musc viscera up to splenic flexure
What is the Peripheral structures/distribution of the Vagus-sensory nerve?
Skin ear, ext audit meatus, dura posterior cranial fossa
What is the Peripheral structures/distribution of the Vagus-sensory visceral nerve?
Aortic arch, thorax and abdom viscera
What is the Peripheral structures/distribution of the Vagus-taste nerve?
Epiglottis, palate
What is the Peripheral structures/distribution of the Accessory nerve?
SCM, trapezius
What is the Peripheral structures/distribution of the Hypoglossal nerve?
Styloglossus, hyoglossus, genioglossus, intrinsic mm. of tongue (except palatoglossus)
What is the Olfactory nerve cells of origin?
Nasal mucosa
What is the optic nerve cells of origin?
ganglion cells retina
What is the oculomotor nerve cells of origin?
oculomotor
edinger westphal
What is the trochlear nerve cells of origin?
trochlear (post + contralateral)
What is the trigeminal nerve cells of origin?
trigeminal ganglion trigeminal motor (mandibular also)
What is the abducens nerve cells of origin?
abducens
What is the facial nerve cells of origin?
Facial motor
Sup salivatory
Geniculate
What is the vestibulocochlear nerve cells of origin?
Vestibular ganglion
Spiral ganglion
What is the glossopharyngeal nerve cells of origin?
Nucleus ambiguus-motor Inferior salivatory- prepara Inferior ganglion Superior ganglion Inferior ganglion
What is the vagus nerve cells of origin?
Nucleus ambiguus Dorsal motor Superior ganglion Inferior ganglion Inferior ganglion
What is the accessory nerve cells of origin?
Ventral horn (C1-5)
What is the hypoglossal nerve cells of origin?
hypoglossal