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cranial nerves Flashcards

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what is CN I

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olfactory nerve

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what is CN II

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optic nerve

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what type of nerve is the olfactory

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sensory

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what type of nerve is CN II

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sensory

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5
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what type of nerve is CN III

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motor

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what nerve is CN III

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oculomotor

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what nerve is CN IV

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trochlear

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8
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what type of nerve is IV

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motor

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9
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what nerve is VI

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abducens

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10
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what type of nerve is the abducens

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motor

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what nerve is CN V

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trigeminal

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12
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what type of nerve is V

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both

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13
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what nerve is CN VII

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facial

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what type of nerve is CN VII

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motor

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15
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what nerve is CN X

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vagus

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what type of nerve is CN X

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both

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what type of nerve is CN VIII

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sensory

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18
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what nerve is CN VIII

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vestibulocochlear

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19
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what nerve is IX

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glossopharyngeal

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what type of nerve is CN IX

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both

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21
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what type of nerve is CN XI

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motor

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22
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what nerve is CN XI

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accessory

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23
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what type of nerve is CN XII

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motor

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24
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what nerve is CN XII

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hypoglossal

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25
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what is the function of the olfactory nerve

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smell

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what is a sign of damage to the olfactory nerve

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anosmia - partial or full loss of smell

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what does the olfactory nerve innervate

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olfactory mucosa

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28
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what foramen does the olfactory nerve go through

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cribriform foramen - ethmoid bone

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29
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what foramen does the optic nerve go through

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optic foramen - sphenoid bone

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30
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what is the function of the optic nerve

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sight
innervates retina

31
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what is the function of the oculomotor nerve

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eyelid opening, eyeball innervation, pupil constriction
innervates most extrinsic muscles of eye

32
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what is a sign of damage to the oculomotor nerve

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ptosis (eyelid droop) , diplopia (double vision)

33
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what foramen does the oculomotor nerve go through

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superior orbital fissure - sphenoid bone

34
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what does the trochlear nerve go through

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superior orbital fissure

35
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what is the function of the trochlear nerve

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eye movement, innervates superior oblique

36
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what is a sign of damage to the trochlear nerve

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diplopia, eye drifing upwards

37
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what are the three branches of the trigeminal nerve

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ophthalmic (sensory) , maxillary (sensory), mandibular (both)

38
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what muscles does the trigeminal nerve innervate

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masseter, temporalis, pterygoid, mylohyoid, tensor veli palatini

39
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what foramen does the ophthalmic nerve go through

A

superior orbital fissure

40
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what foramen does the maxillary nerve go through

A

rotundum

41
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what foramen does the mandibular nerve go through

A

ovale

42
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what are the branches of the mandibular nerve

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lingual nerve, inferior alveolar nerve, auriculotemporal nerve

43
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what does the inferior alveolar nerve go through

A

mental foramen

44
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what is the function of the trigeminal nerve

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  • face, cheeks, lips, jaw, forehed, eyee, eyebrows, nose (forpain, touch etc) (Ophthalmic and maxillary)
  • jaw and TMJ
  • sensation of deep structures of face, upper mouth, palate, tongue
  • shape of mouth
  • motor: mastication, jaw closure
  • upward/anterior movement of larynx
  • backward movement of tongue
  • palatal elevation
45
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what are signs of damage to the trigeminal nerve

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weak mastication, facial anesthesia, loss of sensation in tongue

46
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what is the function of the abucent nerve

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innervation of lateral recutus muscle of eye (side to side)

47
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what foramem does the abducens nerve go through

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superior orbital fissure

48
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what is a sign of damage to the abbducent nerve

A

medial eye deviation

49
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what muscles does the facial nerve innervate

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obicularis oculi
obicularis oris
zygomatic minor and major
levators
depressors
mentalis
buccinator
platysma
stylohyoid
posterior belly of digastric

50
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what is the function of the facial nerve

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facial expression, taste, salivation (submandibular and sublingual), lacrimation, mandibular depression, hyoid elevation

51
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what is a sign of damage to the facial nerve

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poor lip seal, dry mouth, loss of taste, reduced hyoid elevation

52
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what are the branches of the facial nerve

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temoral, zygomatic, buccal, mandibular, cervical

53
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what foramen does the facial nerve go through

A

internal acoustic meatus (temporal bone)

54
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what foramen does the vestibulocochlear nerve go through

A

internal acoustic meatus (temporal bone)

55
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what is the function of the vestibulocochlear nerve

A

balance and hearing

56
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what muscles does the glossopharyngeal nerve innervate

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stylopharyngeal, palatoglossus, parotid salivary gland

57
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what is a sign of damage to the vestibulocochlear nerve

A

vertigo

58
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what is a sign of damage to the glossopharyngeal nerve

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weak cough reflex, loss of taste and tongue sensation

59
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what is the function of the glossopharyngeal nerve

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elevation of larynx and pharynx
salvation of parotid gland
taste and sensation of 1/3 posterior tongue

60
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what foramen does the glossopharyngeal nerve go through

A

jugular foramen

61
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what foramen does the vagus nerve go through

A

jugualar foramen

62
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what muscles does the vagus nerve innervate

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muscles of soft palate
pharyngeal constrictors
intrinsic muscles of larynx
msucles of esophagus

63
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what is a sign of damage to the vagus nerve

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loss of gag reflex, loss of taste, dysphagia, impaired vocal cords

64
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what is the function of the vagus nerve

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sensation of palate, pharynx, larynx, trachea, lungs, epiglottis, taste buds, vocal cords

movement of soft palate, elevation of posterior tongue, movemen of larynx/pharynx

65
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what muscles does the accessory nerve innervate

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levator veli palatini, palatoglossus, palato pharyngeus

66
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what is the function of the accessory nerve

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raises soft palate, narrows and elevates lateral pharyngeal wall and posterior tongue

67
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what formaen does the accessory nerve go through

A

jugular foramen

68
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what foramen does the hypoglossal nerve go through

A

hypoglossal canal (occipital bone)

69
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what muscles does the hypoglossal nerve innervate

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all muscles of tongue and geniohyoid

70
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what is the function of the hypoglossal nerve

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all tongue movement, depresses mandible and eelvates hyoid bone

71
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what is a sign of damage to the hypoglossal nerve

A

weak tongue

72
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where does the internal carotid artery arise

A

the pharyngeal plexus and pharyngeal branch of the vagus nerve

73
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If the facial nerve (VII) is injured just proximal to the origin of the chorda tympani nerve, the patient would experience which symptoms

A

loss of taste sensation to the anterior 2/3 of the tongue
decreased saliva from the submandibular salivary gland

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