Cranial Nerves

Question 0

John six month cleaning. Loses balance and falls walking in. Alright after fall. Clear John has difficulty with balance. Hard of hearing. Nervous about appointment but trust you will do best for him. Difficult time flossing reflected by BOP
Human needs deficit

Answer 0

Skin and mucous membrane integrity

Question 1

John six month cleaning. Loses balance and falls walking in. Alright after fall. Clear John has difficulty with balance. Hard of hearing. Nervous about appointment but trust you will do best for him. Difficult time flossing reflected by BOP
Losing balance and falling: what CN?

Answer 1

VII

Question 2

John Trust dental hygienist will do best for him which core value

Answer 2

Beneficence

Question 3

A type of uni lateral facial paralysis

Answer 3

Bells palsy

Question 4

Lesion of trigeminal nerve involving facial pain

Answer 4

Trigeminal neuralgia

Question 5

Loss of action of facial muscles

Answer 5

Facial paralysis

Question 6

Patient cannot protrude their tongue which cranial nerve affected

Answer 6

XII

Question 7

Nerve affected if patient bites tip of tongue

Answer 7

V3

Question 8

Bitter taste sensation

Answer 8

IX

Question 9

Olfactory nerves run through what structure

Answer 9

Cribiform plate

Question 10

Mandibular division of the fifth cranial nerve travels through what foramen

Answer 10

Foramen ovale

Question 11

Cranial nerve that passes through optic canal

Answer 11

II

Question 12

retina of the Eye

Answer 12

I

Question 13

CN inner ear

Answer 13

VII

Question 14

CN tongue muscles

Answer 14

XII

Question 15

CN nasal mucosa

Answer 15

I

Question 16

CN eye muscles

Answer 16

III
IV
VI

Question 17

CN Muscles of the soft palate and pharynx

Answer 17

XI

Question 18

CN Face and head, skin, teeth, oral cavity

Answer 18

V

Question 19

CN Muscles of the soft palate, larynx, thorax

Answer 19

X

Question 20

CN Stylopharyngeus muscle and parotid gland

Answer 20

IX

Question 21

CN lacrimal, submandibular, sublingual glands

Answer 21

VII

Question 22

Nervous system carries information from receptors to the brain or spinal cord

Answer 22

Afferent

Question 23

Nervous system carries information from the brain or spinal cord to muscles or glands

Answer 23

Efferent

Question 24

Main division of the nervous system

Answer 24

Central nervous system

Peripheral nervous system

Question 26

T/F:

Afferent nervous system is also known as a sensory nervous system

Answer 26

True

Question 27

T/F;

sympathetic system involoved in “rest-or-digest” response

Answer 27

false

Question 28

t/f:

efferent nervous system also known as motor nervous system

Answer 28

true

Question 29

t/f:

parasympathetic system involved in “fight-or-flight” repsonse

Answer 29

false

Question 30

t/f:

trigeminal nerve has three divisions: ophthalmic, maxillary and madibular

Answer 30

true

Question 31

olfactory CN I

sensory, motor or both?

Answer 31

sensory

Question 32

optic CN II

sensory, motor or both?

Answer 32

sensory

Question 33

oculomotor CN III

sensory, motor or both?

Answer 33

motor

Question 34

Trochlear CN IV

sensory, motor or both?

Answer 34

motor

Question 35

Trigeminal CN V

sensory, motor or both?

Answer 35

both

Question 36

trigeminal CN V1

sensory, motor or both?

Answer 36

sensory

Question 37

trigeminal CN V2

sensory, motor or both?

Answer 37

sensory

Question 38

trigeminal CN V3

sensory, motor or both?

Answer 38

both

Question 39

abducens CN VI

sensory, motor or both?

Answer 39

motor

Question 40

facial CN VII

sensory, motor or both?

Answer 40

both

Question 41

vestibulocochlear CN VII

sensory, motor or both?

Answer 41

sensory

Question 42

glossopharyngeal CN IX

sensory, motor or both?

Answer 42

both

Question 43

`vagus CN X

sensory, motor or both?

Answer 43

both

Question 44

accessory CN XI

sensory, motor or both?

Answer 44

motor

Question 45

hypoglossal CN XII

sensory, motor or both?

Answer 45

motor