Cranial Nerves- Ganglion/Central Connection Flashcards

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Olfactory nerve - CN I - main central nervous system connection

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primary neurons in nasal mucosa synapse with secondary neurons in the olfactory bulb —> axons go to form the olfactory tract (medial temporal lobe)

** sensory information about smell is brought to the CNS

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Optic nerve- CN II- main central nervous system connection

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lateral geniculate nuclei

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Oculomotor nerve- CN III - ganglion-central connection

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Preganglionic parasympathetic axons of oculomotor nerve synapse on cell body in the ciliary ganglia–> postganglionic parasympathetic axons

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trochlear - CN IV ganglion/central connection

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NONE

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trigeminal, ophthalmic, CN V1 - ganglion/main central connection

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trigeminal sensory nucleus

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trigeminal, maxillary n.- CN V2- ganglion/main central connection

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trigeminal sensory nucleus

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CN V3- Trigeminal, mandibular n.- ganglion/main central connection

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sensory- trigeminal sensory nucleus

branchial motor - NONE

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CN VI- abducens- ganglion/main central connection

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NONE

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CN VII- Facial n.- Ganglion/Central Connection

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branchial motor- NONE

parasympathetic- pterygopalatine ganglion, submandibular ganglion

sensory (including sensory innervation to palate)- trigeminal sensory nucleus

taste (ant 2/3 tongue)- nucleus solitarius

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CN IX- glossopharyngeal - ganglion/main central connection

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branchial motor- NONE

sensory- visceral, touch, proprioception - trigeminal sensory nucleus, nucleus solitarius

taste - nucleus solitarius

parasympathetic- OTIC ganglion

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What nerve is associated with the otic ganglion and the postganglionic parasympathetic fibers of the lesser petrosal nerve?

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auriculotemporal nerve of CN V3–> post para fibers travel with the auriculotemporal nerve to innervate the parotid gland

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CN X- vagus n.- ganglion/central connection

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branchial motor- NONE

preganglionic parasympathetic- synapse with postganglionic neurons in, on, or near viscera (target organ wall)

sensory- touch/proprioception (n/a)

sensory- visceral - superior and inferior ganglion

TASTE- superior and inferior ganglion

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CN XI- accessory n.- ganglion/main central connection:

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NONE

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CN XII- hypoglossal n. - ganglion/central connection

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NONE

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