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Assessments Across the Lifespan NUR 3306 > Cranial Nerves > Flashcards

Cranial Nerves Flashcards

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Olfactory (sensory)

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CN I

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Optic (sensory)

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CN II

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Oculomotor (motor)

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CN III

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Trochlear (motor)

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CN IV

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Trigeminal (sensory & motor)

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CN V

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Abducens (motor)

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CN VI

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Facial (sensory & motor)

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CN VII

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Acoustic (sensory)

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CN VIII

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Glossopharyngeal (sensory & motor)

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CN IX

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Vagus (sensory & motor)

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CN X

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Spinal accessory (motor)

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CN XI

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Hypoglossal (motor)

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CN XII

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  • assess patency by closing off one nostril & asking Pt to inhale
  • perform on both sides
  • test smell
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CN I Olfactory (sensory)

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  • visual test by asking Pt to identify how many fingers you are holding up
  • Snellen chart for far & near vision
  • test visual fields using confrontation
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CN II Optic (sensory)

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  • assess pupils for size, shape, and equality
  • assess 6 cardinal positions of gaze
  • observe for nystagmus in one or both eyes
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CN III Oculomotor (motor), CN IV Trochlear (motor) & CN VI Abducens (motor)

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  • evaluate sensory function by touch & *motor function by movement *
  • ask Pt to identify sharp and dull sensations on the face by evaluating all 3 divisions of the nerve at the scalp (ophthalmic), cheek (maxillary), and chin (mandibular) areas on each side
  • observe the face for atrophy, deviation, and fasciculations
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CN V Trigeminal (both), includes corneal

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  • assess by evaluating taste
  • evaluate motor function by observing facial movements during conversation (i.e., raise eyebrows, squeeze eyes shut, smile)
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CN VII Facial (both)

18
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  • evaluate hearing during normal conversation using whisper test
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CN VIII Acoustic (sensory)

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  • evaluate sensory function with CN VII
  • evaluate motor function with CN X upon swallowing
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CN IX Glossopharyngeal

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  • includes gag reflex
  • evaluate motor component by asking the Pt to open the mouth & stick out the tongue (should be symmetrical)
  • observe the uvula & soft palate for symmetry
  • evaluate sensory component by stimulating the gag reflex
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CN X Vagus (both)

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  • evaluate the sternocleidomastoid & trapezius muscles for bulk, tone, strength, & symmetry
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CN XI Spinal accessory (motor)

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  • evaluate this function with CN X
  • inspect tongue for symmetry
  • ask Pt to say “light, tight, dynamite”
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CN XII Hypoglossal (motor)

Assessments Across the Lifespan NUR 3306 (5 decks)

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