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Cranial nerves Flashcards

1
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above pons

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1,2,3,4

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pons

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5,6,7,8

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medulla

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9,10,11,12

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4
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sensory nerves

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olfactory, optic, vestibulocochlear

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motor nerves

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oculomotor, trochlear, abducent, accessory, hypoglossal

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6
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mixed nerves

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trigeminal, facial, glossopharyngeal, vagus

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7
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CN 1 function

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smell

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CN 2 function

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vision

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CN 3 function

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moves eye up/down/medially, raises eyelid, constricts pupil, adjusts lens

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CN 4 function

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moves eye medially and down

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CN 5 function

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facial sensation, chewing, sensation form temporomandibular joint

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CN 6 function

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abducts eye

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CN 7 function

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facial expression, closes eye tears, salivation, taste

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CN 8 function

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sensation of head position and movement, hearing

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CN 9 function

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Swallowing, salivation, taste

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CN 10 function

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regulates, viscera, swallowing, speech, taste

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CN 11 function

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elevates shoulders, turns head

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18
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CN 12 function

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moves tongue

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19
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major motor tracts

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cortiospinal, corticobulbar

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20
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supplementary. motor nuclei

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red, sustantia nigra, pontine nuclei, inferior olive

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major sensory

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medial lemniscus, spinothalamic, trigeminathalamic

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22
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neurobehavioral cells

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periauiductal gray, raphe nuclei, locus coeruleus

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23
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somatic motor function

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extraocular muscles, intrinsic tongue

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24
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somatic motor nuclei

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oculomotor, trochlear, abducens, hypoglossal

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Brachial motor funcitons

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mastications, facial expression, middle ear, pharynx, larynx, SCM, trapezius

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brachial motor nuclei

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motor of CN5, facial, nucleus ambiguus, accessory spinal

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parasympathetic function

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head and thoracoabdominal viscera

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parasympathetic nuclei

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edinger-westphal, superior salivatory, inferior salivatory, dorsal motor nucleus

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general somatic sensory function

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touch, pain, temp, position, vibration

30
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general somatic sensory nucleus

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trigeminal

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special somatic sensory function

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olfaction vision, hearing, bestibular

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special somatic sensory nucleus

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cochlear, vestibular

33
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special visceral sensory function

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taste

34
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special visceral sensory nucleus

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nucleus solitarius

35
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general visceral sensory function

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cardio-respiratory, digestion

36
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general visceral sensory nucleus

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nucleus solitarius

37
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mid brain contains

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red nucleus, cerebral peduncle, substantia nigra, cerebral aqueduct, periaqueductal gray, colliculi

38
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pons contains

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fourth ventricle, motor fibers, superior and middle cerebellar peduncles, pontocerebellar fibers, cerebellum

39
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medulla contains

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fourth ventricle, inferior olivary nucleus, medullary pyramid, medial lemniscus, solitary tract and nucleus

40
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Pontine syndromes occur at _ level

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caudal pons

41
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left abducens abnormality

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left esotropia, paralysis of abduction

42
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left ascending root abnormality

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paralysis of left face

43
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left trigeminothalamic tract abnormality

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loss of pinprick on right

44
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left paramedian pontine reticular formation abnormality

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paralysis of gaze to the left

45
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left corticospinal abnormality

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weakness in the right limbs, exaggerated tendon reflexes and extensor plantar response

46
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left medial lemniscus abnormality

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loss of 2 point, vibrations, proprioception

47
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lateral medullary (wallenberg) syndromes occur at _ level

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rostral medulla

48
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left spinal trigeminal tract abnormality

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decreased pinprick in left

49
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left inferior cerebellar peduncle abnormality

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ataxia, dysmetria in left

50
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left spinothalamic tract abnormality

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decreased pinprick

51
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medial midbrain (weber) syndrome occurs at _ level

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rostral midbrain ( superior colliculus)

52
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right oculomotor nerve abnormality

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right ptosis, right eye down and out and right dilated

53
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right coricospinal tract abnormality

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weakness in the left limbs, increased muscle tone, and babinski response

54
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right corticobulbar tract abnormality

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paralysis of left face

55
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facial colliculus syndrome

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diplopia, left facial droopiing, esotropia,

56
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facial colliculus syndrome can be caused by

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CNS lymphoma

57
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olfactory nerve exits the skull through

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the cribriform plate of ethmoid

58
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CN 3 palsy presents

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complete right ptosis

59
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corneal reflex occurs upon stimulation of

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corneal receptors

60
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lesions to CN9 can result in

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difficulty swallowing, deviation of uvula, lack of gag reflex, lack of taste, dysfunction parotid secretion

61
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vestibular schwannoma is a tumor of cranial nerve _

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8

62
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which nerve uses the same foramen as CN 8

A

facial

63
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petrous bone fractures put _ at risk

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CN 7

64
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lesions of geniculate ganglion result in

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paralysis or facial expression, hyperacusis, gustatory impairment, diminished tears, reduced nasal and salivary secretion

65
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lesion near nerve to stapedius can affect the

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chorda tympani fibers

66
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cranial nerves in the middle cranial foss

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CN 6,5,4,3,

67
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Cavernous sinus thrombosis may affect which cranial nerves

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6, 5, 4, 3

68
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rule of 4 location

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4 above pons, 4 at pons, 4 at medulla

69
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CN factor of 12 are

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midline

70
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CN not factor of 12 are

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lateral

71
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4 midline columns

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motor nucleus, motor pathway, MLF, Medial lemniscus

72
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4 side columns

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sympathetic, spinothalamic, sensory, spinocerebellar

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