cranial nerves and innervations Flashcards

1
Q

three branches of the trigeminal nerve

A

opthalmic, maxillary, mandibular

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2
Q

what does the mandibular branch go thru

A

oval foramen

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3
Q

what nerve supplies sensory to the cheek mucosa

A

buccal n of the mandibular (V)

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4
Q

what provides motor to the cheek, facial expression

A

dorsal and ventral buccal

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5
Q

only innervation to the lacrimal gland

A

VII, thru the auriculopalpebral n

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6
Q

what nerves travel through the internal acoustic meatus

A

CN VII, VIII

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7
Q

where does CN VII exit the skull

A

stylomastoid foramen

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8
Q

taste and pain sensation to the rostral part of the tongue

A

taste: VII, caudal tempany
pain: V, lingual

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9
Q

caudal sensation and taste of tongue

A

glossopharyngeal, IX

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10
Q

what are the mastication muscles innervated by?

A

V3 mandibular, and VII- caudal digastricus m

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11
Q

sensation to the chin?

A

mental nerve, V3

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12
Q

sensory to the lower teeth

A

inferior alveolar, V3

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13
Q

auriculotemporal vs auriculopalpebral?

A

auriculotemporal: V3 sensory branch to temple/rostral ear
auriculopalpebral is branch of facial n. close eyelids.

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14
Q

innervation to the parotid salivary gland

A

glossopharyngeal IX.

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15
Q

sole innervation to the larynx

A

vagus

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16
Q

what is the muscle that opens the mouth in mastication

A

digastricus

17
Q

innervation to tensor veli palatini?
levator veli palatini?

A

tensor: V3
levator: IX, X

18
Q

what does the levator vlei palatini over lay from the medial view?

A

pterygopharyngeus m

19
Q

main drainer ln of the ox head

A

lateral retropharyngeal

20
Q

there is one dilator of the pharynx. who innervates it?

A

stylopharyngeus caudalis. IX

21
Q

what innervates the constrictors of the pharynx

A

IX, X

22
Q

parotid duct runs the risky route in what species?

A

dogs and sheeps

23
Q

ventral buccal runs the safe route in what species?

A

bovine

24
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