cranial nerves

Question 1

the only SSA nucleus

Answer 1

vestibulocochlear

Question 2

vestibulocochlear locale

Answer 2

pons/medulla

Question 3

the only SVA/GVA nucleus

Answer 3

solitary nucleus

Question 4

solitary nucleus locale

Answer 4

medulla/spinal cord

Question 5

rostral part of solitary nucleus is for what sense

Answer 5

taste; SVA

Question 6

caudal part of solitary nucleus is for what function/CN

Answer 6

cardiovascular control; CN 9-10; GVA

Question 7

three CNS that have an alternating hemiplegia

Answer 7

CN 3, 6, 12

Question 8

nerves and locale of spinal trigeminal

Answer 8

5,7,9,10; it stretches from pons thru medulla to the spinal cord; GSA

Question 9

two nuclei for CN3

Answer 9

occulomotor complex (midbrain-GSE); edinger-westphal (midbrain-GVE)

Question 10

only nuclei for CN 6

Answer 10

abducens (pons-GSE)

Question 11

4 nuclei for CN 5

Answer 11

motor trigeminal (pons-SVE); mesencepphalic (midbrain-GSA); principal sensory (pons-GSA); spinal trigeminal (Pons to cord-GSA)

Question 12

only nuclei for CN 4

Answer 12

trochlear (midbrain-GSE)

Question 13

4 nuclei for CN 7

Answer 13

sup. salvitory (pons-GVE); facial (pons-SVE); solitary (medulla and cord-SVA/GVA); spinal trigeminal (pons to cord-GSA)

Question 14

only nuclei for CN 8

Answer 14

vestibulocochelar (pons/medulla-SSA)

Question 15

4 nuclei for CN9

Answer 15

inf. salvitory (medulla-GVE); nucleus ambiguus (medulla-SVE); solitary (medulla/cord-SVA/GVA); spinal trigeminal (pons thru cord-GSA)

Question 16

4 nuclei for CN10

Answer 16

dorsal motor (medulla-GVE); nucleus ambiguus (medulla-SVE); solitary nucleus (medulla/cord-SVA/GVA)

Question 17

only nuclei for CN 11

Answer 17

accessory (cord-GSE)

Question 18

only nuclei for CN 12

Answer 18

hypoglossal (medulla-GSE)

Question 19

tongue vs uvula deviation

Answer 19

tongue deviates toward a PERIPHERAL LESION, or away from a CENTRAL LESION

Question 20

what are the GSE nerves and nuclei

Answer 20

occulomotor,3; trochlear,4; abducens,6; hypoglossal,12; accessory,11

Question 21

what are the SVE nerves and nuclei

Answer 21

motor trigem,5; facial,7; ambiguus, 9-10

Question 22

what are the GVE nerves and nuclei

Answer 22

edinger-westphal,3; sup. salvitory,7; inf. salvitory, 9; dorsal motor, 10

Question 23

what are the GSA nerves and nuclei

Answer 23

mesencephalic,5; principal sensory,5; spinal trigeminal,5,7,9,10

Question 24

where is the superior salvitory nucleus

Answer 24

pons

Question 25

where is the nucleus ambiguus

Answer 25

medulla

Question 26

where is the solitary nucleus

Answer 26

from medulla to spinal cord

Question 27

where is the vestibulocochlear nucleus

Answer 27

pons and medulla

Question 28

where is the mesencephalic nucleus

Answer 28

midbrain

Question 29

where is the principal sensory nucleus

Answer 29

pons

Question 30

where is the trochlear nucleus

Answer 30

midbrain

Question 31

where is the accessory nucleus

Answer 31

spinal cord

Question 32

where is the hypoglossal nucleus

Answer 32

medulla

Question 33

somatomotor CNs

Answer 33

3,7,9,10,11,12; these to muscles, their nuclei are located near midline

Question 34

CNs that are only sensory

Answer 34

1,2,8

Question 35

inferior alternating hemiplegia injures?

Answer 35

the corotcospinal fibers in the pyramid of the medulla, medial lemniscus and hypoglossal

Question 36

middle alternating hemiplegia injures?

Answer 36

corticospinal fibers in basilar pons and abducens

Question 37

superior alternating hemiplegia injures?

Answer 37

corticospinal fibers and occulomotor