Cranial Nerves Flashcards

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Optic Nerve

  • sensory impulses for vision
  • originates: retina
  • terminates: optic chiasm & optic tracts
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Olfactory

  • sensory impulses for smell
  • originates: nasal cavity
  • terminates: olfactory bulb
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Oculomotor Nerve

  • motor impulses for opening eyelid, pupil construction & lens adjustment
  • originates: midbrain
  • terminates: extrinsic & intrinsic eye muscles
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Trochlear Nerve
-motor impulses for eye movement diagonally down to corner of eye
Originates: midbrain
Terminates: superior oblique eye muscle

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Trigeminal Nerve

  • mixed nerve for sensations in face & for chewing
  • largest cranial nerve containing ophthalmic, maxillary, & mandibular branches
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Abducens

  • motor impulses that rotate the eye laterally (if damaged only medial)
  • originates: pons
  • terminates: lateral rectus eye muscle
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Facial Nerve
-mixed

Controls:

  • facial expression
  • tear glands
  • nasal glands
  • submandibular & sublingual salivary glands
  • sense of taste

Damages can cause Bell’s Palsy

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VIII

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Vestibulocochelear (Auditory) Nerve
-sensory impulses that allow you to hear

Damages result in:

  • deafness
  • dizziness
  • loss of balance
  • side to side eye movement
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Glossopharyngeal Nerve
-mixed nerve

Controls:

  • swallowing/ salivating
  • gagging
  • sensations from tongue & outer ear

Damages result in:
-loss of taste sensation & swallowing

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Vagus Nerve
-mixed

Controls:

  • pulmonary, cardiovascular, gastrointestinal regulation
  • swallowing, taste & speech
  • hunger, fullness, discomfort

Damages:
-fatal if both nerves are damaged

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Spinal Accessory Nerve
-motor

Controls:

  • swallowing
  • head, neck & shoulder movements
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Hypoglossal Nerve
-motor

Controls:

  • tongue movements
  • speech
  • food manipulation
  • swallowing
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