cranial nerves Flashcards
CN IV
TROCHLEAR
origin: midbrain
SUPERIOR OBLIQUE
opposite site-eye (contralateral) toward nose and downp
CN III
OCULOMOTOR
origin: midbrain
ALL EXTRA-OCULAR
- **except lateral 6 + superior oblique 4 ***
- moves eyeball in many directions, opens upper lid, constricts pupil, and accommodates for near vision
CN V
TRIGEMINAL
origin: pons
function: mixed (motor + sensory)
- motor: chewing
- sensory: sensations from head + face
divided into 3 branches (ophthalmic, maxillary, mandibular)
along with CN VII (facial), participates in corneal reflex
CN VI
ABDUCENS
origin: pons
LATERAL RECTUS
- eye ball abduction (moving laterally); moves towards temple
- control over lateral rectus (*LR6)
CN III x CN IV x CN VI
OCULOMOTOR x TROCHLEAR x ABDUCENS
oculomotor group
- mutual function to operate with extra-ocular muscles of eyes
CN VIII
VESTIBULO-COCCHLEAR
origin: pons
HEARING
CN VII
FACIAL
origin: pons
function: mixed (motor + sensory)
- motor: voluntary mov’t of facial muscles, facial expressions
- sensory: taste sensation from anterior and middle thirds of tongue (UPPER AND MIDDLE JIAOS)
- additional parasympathetic action of controlling salivary and lacrimal glands
CN X
VAGUS
origin: med ob
function: parasympathetic
- control of visceral organs
- LONGEST NERVE
- participates in gag reflex with CN IX (glossopharyngeal)
CN IX
GLOSSOPHARYNGEAL
origin: med ob
function: sensory only
- taste sensation from root of tongue
- MAJOR NERVE FOR SWALLOWING
- GAG REFLEX (w. Vagus)
CN XI
ACCESSORY
origin: med ob
controls SCM and trapezius: MOVES HEAD
CN XII
HYPOGLOSSAL
origin: med ob
MOVES TONGUE
LR6(SO4)3
lateral rectus muscle: controlled by CN VI (abducens)
superior oblique muscle: controlled by CN IV (trochlear)
all other extra-ocular muscles: controlled by CN III (oculomotor)
nerves belonging to midbrain
3, 4
nerves belonging to pons
5, 6, 7, 8
nerves belonging to med ob
9, 10, 11, 12
nerves involved in control of taste sensations from tongue, pharynx, and epiglottis
CN VII, IX, X
provides SENSORY INPUT for PUPILLARY and accommodation reflex
CN II (optic)
provides MOTOR ACTION for PUPIL constriction and accommodation of the lens to near vision
CN III (oculomotor)
controls ABDUCTION of the eye
CN VI (abducens)
controls SUPERIOR OBLIQUE muscles of the eye
CN IV (trochlear)
responsible for MASTICATION and SENSATIONS FROM HEAD AND FACE
CN V (trigeminal)
controls ALL SENSATIONS BUT TASTE from ANTERIOR 2/3 of tongue
CN V (trigeminal)
controls TASTE sensations from ANTERIOR 2/3 of tongue
CN VII (facial)
controls ALL SENSATIONS INCLUDING TASTE FROM ROOT OF THE TONGUE
CN IX (glossopharyngeal)