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Cranial Nerves Flashcards

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What is the innervation of the Inferior oblique muscle?

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inferior ramus of the oculomotor n.

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What is the innervation of the Inferior rectus muscle?

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inferior ramus of the oculomotor n.

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What is the innervation of the Levator palpebrae superioris muscle?

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superior ramus of the oculomotor n.

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What is the innervation of the Medial rectus muscle?

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inferior ramus of the oculomotor n.

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What is the innervation of the superior rectus muscle?

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superior ramus of the oculomotor n.

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What is the innervation of the Lateral rectus muscle?

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abducens n.

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What is the innervation of the Superior oblique muscle?

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trochlear n.

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Which nerves come off the Cerebrum?

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Olfactory (CN I)

Optic (CN II)

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Which nerves come off the Midbrain?

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Oculomotor (CN III)

Trochlear (CN IV)

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Which nerves come off the Pons?

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Trigeminal (CN V)
Abducens (CN VI)
Facial (CN VII)
Vestibulocochlear (CN VIII)

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Which nerves come off the Medulla?

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Glossopharyngeal (CN IX)
Vagus (CN X)
Hypoglossal (CN XII)

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Which nerve comes off the spinal cord?

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Accessory (CN XI)

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Which functions does Olfactory (CN I) have?

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sensory

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Which functions does Optic (CN II) have?

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sensory

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Which functions does Oculomotor (CN III) have?

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motor and parasympathetic

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Which functions does Trochlear (IV) have?

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motor

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Which functions does Trigeminal (V) have?

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sensory and motor

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Which functions does Abducens VI have?

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motor

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Which functions does facial VII Have?

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sensory, motor, parasympathetic

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Which functions does vestibulocochlear VIII have?

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sensory

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Which functions does glossopharyngeal IX have?

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sensory, motor, parasympathetic

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Which functions does vagus X have?

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sensory, motor, parasympathetic

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Which functions does accessory XI have?

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motor

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Which functions does hypoglossal XII have?

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motor

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Oculomotor nucleus and Edinger Westphal nucleus are of what cranial nerve?

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Oculomotor CN III

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Trochlear nucleus is of what cranial nerve?

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Trochlear CN IV

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Trigeminal motor nucleus is of what cranial nerve?

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Mandibular of Trigeminal CN V3

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Abducens nucleus is of what cranial nerve?

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Abducens CN VI

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Facial motor nucleus and superior salivatory nucleus are of what cranial nerve?

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Facial CN VII

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CN I (Olfactory) exits the skull via what opening?

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Cribiform foramina

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Which cranial nerves exit the skull via the superior orbital fissure?

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CN IV (Trochlear), CN V1 (Ophthalmic of Trigeminal), and CN VI (Abducens)

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What are the axon functions of the Olfactory?

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sensory (smell)

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What are the axon functions of the Optic?

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sensory (vision)

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What are the axon functions of the Oculomotor?

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Motor and pre-parasympathetic

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What are the axon functions of the Trochlear?

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motor

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What are the axon functions of the Trigeminal Opthalmic?

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sensory

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What are the axon functions of the Trigeminal Maxillary?

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sensory

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38
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What are the axon functions of the Trigeminal Mandibular?

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Branchial motor and sensory

39
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What are the axon functions of the Abducens?

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motor

40
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Explain branchial motor

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Branchial motor- goes to muscles, these muscles derived from a subset of cells called pharyngeal arches

41
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What are the axon functions of the Facial?

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Branchial motor, Pre-parasympathetic, sensory, taste

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What are the axon functions of the Vestibulocochlear?

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Sensory- equilibrium and hearing

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What are the axon functions of the Glossopharyngeal?

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Branchial motor
pre-parasympathetic
sensory
sensory, visceral
taste
44
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What are the axon functions of the Vagus?

A 
Branchial motor
pre-parasympathetic
sensory
sensory, visceral
taste
45
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What are the axon functions of the Accessory?

A

motor

46
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What are the axon functions of the Hypoglossal?

A

motor

47
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Which nerves exit from the cribirform foramina of the skull?

A

olfactory

48
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Which nerves exit from the optic canal of the skull?

A

optic

49
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Which nerves exit from the superior orbital fissure of the skull?

A

oculomotor
trochlear
trigeminal- ophthalmic
abducens

50
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Which nerves exit from the foramen rotundum of the skull?

A

trigeminal maxillary

51
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Which nerves exit from the foramen ovale of the skull?

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trigeminal mandibular

52
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Which nerves exit from the internal auditory meatus of the skull?

A

facial

vestibulocochlear

53
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Which nerves exit from the internal auditory meatus and stylomastoid foramen of the skull?

A

Facial- branchial motor

54
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Which nerves exit from the jugular foramen of the skull?

A

Glossopharyngeal
Vagus
Acccessory

55
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Which nerves exit from the hypoglossal canal of the skull?

A

hypoglossal

56
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What is the Peripheral structures/distribution of the Olfactory nerve?

A

Olfactory mucosa of nose

57
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What is the Peripheral structures/distribution of the Optic nerve?

A

Retina of eye

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What is the Peripheral structures/distribution of the Oculomotor nerve?

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LPS, SR, MR, IR, IO (motor)

Ciliary bodies/muscle (accom), sphincter pupillae of iris (constriction) (pre-para)

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What is the Peripheral structures/distribution of the Trochlear nerve?

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Superior Oblique

60
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What is the Peripheral structures/distribution of the Trigeminal, Ophthalmic nerve?

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Skin, lacrimal gland (yes!), nasal cavity, conjunctiva, cornea

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What is the Peripheral structures/distribution of the Trigeminal, Maxillary nerve?

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Skin mid face, teeth, mucous membranes upper mouth palate, nasopharynx

62
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What is the Peripheral structures/distribution of the Trigeminal, Mandibular- branchial motor nerve?

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Mm. mastication, mylohyoid, ant digastric, tensor tympani, tensor veli palatini (1st pharyngeal arch derivatives)

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What is the Peripheral structures/distribution of the Trigeminal, Mandibular- sensory nerve?

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Skin low face, tongue, mouth, mand teeth, ear

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What is the Peripheral structures/distribution of the Abducens nerve?

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Lateral rectus

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What is the Peripheral structures/distribution of the Facial-branchial motor nerve?

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Mm. facial expression, stapedius, post digastric, stylohyoid (2nd pharyngeal arch)

66
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What is the Peripheral structures/distribution of the Facial-prepara nerve?

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Lacrimal & mucosa glands of nasal cav, paranasal sinuses, roof of mouth, soft palate, nasopharynx (pterygo), submandib, sublingual glands (submandib gang)

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What is the Peripheral structures/distribution of the Facial-sensory nerve?

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Palate, skin posterior ear, ext audit meat, tymp membrane, facial mm proprioception

68
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What is the Peripheral structures/distribution of the Facial-taste nerve?

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Anterior 2/3 tongue

69
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What is the Peripheral structures/distribution of the Vestibulocochlear-equilibrium nerve?

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Hair cells of ampullary crests in semicircular ducts, maculae of saccule/utricle

70
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What is the Peripheral structures/distribution of the Vestibulocochlear-hearing nerve?

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Hair cells of spiral organ (of Corti)

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What is the Peripheral structures/distribution of the Glossopharyngeal-branchial nerve?

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Stylopharyngeus, sup pharyngeal constrictor (3rd pharyngeal arch)

72
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What is the Peripheral structures/distribution of the Glossopharyngeal-prepara nerve?

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Parotid gland

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What is the Peripheral structures/distribution of the Glossopharyngeal-sensory nerve?

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Sensory post 1/3 tongue, oropharynx, mid ear, tonsil bed

74
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What is the Peripheral structures/distribution of the Glossopharyngeal-sensory visceral nerve?

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Chemo (pO2/CO2) and baro (mmHG) from carotid sinus / body

75
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What is the Peripheral structures/distribution of the Glossopharyngeal-taste nerve?

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Taste post 1/3 of tongue

76
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What is the Peripheral structures/distribution of the Vagus-Branchialmotor nerve?

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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

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What is the Peripheral structures/distribution of the Vagus-prepara nerve?

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Smooth musc viscera up to splenic flexure

78
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What is the Peripheral structures/distribution of the Vagus-sensory nerve?

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Skin ear, ext audit meatus, dura posterior cranial fossa

79
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What is the Peripheral structures/distribution of the Vagus-sensory visceral nerve?

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Aortic arch, thorax and abdom viscera

80
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What is the Peripheral structures/distribution of the Vagus-taste nerve?

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Epiglottis, palate

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What is the Peripheral structures/distribution of the Accessory nerve?

A

SCM, trapezius

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What is the Peripheral structures/distribution of the Hypoglossal nerve?

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Styloglossus, hyoglossus, genioglossus, intrinsic mm. of tongue (except palatoglossus)

83
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What is the Olfactory nerve cells of origin?

A

Nasal mucosa

84
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What is the optic nerve cells of origin?

A

ganglion cells retina

85
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What is the oculomotor nerve cells of origin?

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oculomotor

edinger westphal

86
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What is the trochlear nerve cells of origin?

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trochlear (post + contralateral)

87
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What is the trigeminal nerve cells of origin?

A 
trigeminal ganglion
trigeminal motor (mandibular also)
88
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What is the abducens nerve cells of origin?

A

abducens

89
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What is the facial nerve cells of origin?

A

Facial motor
Sup salivatory
Geniculate

90
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What is the vestibulocochlear nerve cells of origin?

A

Vestibular ganglion

Spiral ganglion

91
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What is the glossopharyngeal nerve cells of origin?

A 
Nucleus ambiguus-motor 
Inferior salivatory- prepara
Inferior ganglion
Superior ganglion
Inferior ganglion
92
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What is the vagus nerve cells of origin?

A 
Nucleus ambiguus
Dorsal motor
Superior ganglion
Inferior ganglion
Inferior ganglion
93
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What is the accessory nerve cells of origin?

A

Ventral horn (C1-5)

94
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What is the hypoglossal nerve cells of origin?

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hypoglossal

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