cranial nerves

Question 1

cranial 1

Answer 1

smell-olfactory

Question 2

cranial 2

Answer 2

optic

visual acuity and visual fields

Question 3

cranial 3

Answer 3

occulomotor (pulpil constriction and exteaocular mov)

Question 4

cranial IV

Answer 4

trochelear

Question 5

vranial V

Answer 5

trigiminal, clench teeth and light touch

Question 6

cranial VI

Answer 6

abducens

Question 7

crainal VII

Answer 7

facial
close eyes
smile

Question 8

cravial VIII

Answer 8

acoustic

hearing and romberg

Question 9

cranial IX

Answer 9

glossophargeal

gag reflex

Question 10

cranial X

Answer 10

vagus
say ah
vulv and palpate mov

Question 11

Cranial XI

Answer 11

spinal accessory

turn head and lift shoulders to resistance

Question 12

cranial XII

Answer 12

hypoglossal

stick out tongue

Question 13

cranial XII

Answer 13

hypoglossal

stick out tongue

Question 14

what does this roman num mean X

Answer 14

10

Question 15

what does this mean V

Answer 15

5

Question 16

glossphargyeal

Answer 16

gag reflex, ability to swllow and taste

Question 17

Clients who undergo a partial laryngectomy are at increased risk for

Answer 17

aspiration.

Question 18

swallow test is done

Answer 18

early on and not at disachage

Question 19

swallowing technique (supraglottic swallow)

Answer 19

allows them to have voluntary control over closing the vocal cords to protect themselves from aspiration. Clients are instructed to:

Question 20

(supraglottic swallow steps

Answer 20

Inhale deeply
Hold breath tightly to close the vocal cords
Place food in mouth and swallow while continuing to hold breath
Cough to dispel remaining food from vocal cords
Swallow a second time before breathing

Question 21

cranial nerve VIII (aduority) magement

Answer 21

hearing loss and dizz and vertigo placing them at high risk for falls so keep everything within reach and help them with ADL