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cranial nerves table Flashcards

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What are the brain stem nuclei and cranial nerves for LMN myotomes? Targets?

A

III, IV, VI, XII

extraoccular muscles and tongue

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What are the central connections for LNN myotomes?

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corticobulbar tract and motor cortex

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What are the brainstem nuclei and cranial nerves for LMN branchial arches?

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V, VII, IX, X

brain stem nuclei: trigmeinal, facial, nucleus ambiguus

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What are the targets of the LMN branchial arches?

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muscles of mastication, facial expression, pharynx and larynx (nucleus ambiguus)_

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What are the central connections of the LMN branchial arches?

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motor cortex and coritcobulbar tract

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What are the central connections with the parasympathetic modalities for the CNs?

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hypothalamus

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What are the nuclei and crainal nerves of the parasympathetics for cranial nerves?

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nerves: CNIII, CNVII, IX, X
nuclei: Edingerwesphal, superior salivatory (CNVII), inferior salivatory (CN IX), dorsal motor N of CNX

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What are the gangila for the parasympathetic cranial nerves and corresponding nerve?

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CNIII: ciliary
CNVII: pterygopalatine and submandibular
CNIX: otic ganglion
CNX:intramural

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Whar are the targets for the parasympathetics for the cranial nerves?

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pupil constiction (CNIII), lacrimal glands (CNVII_ submandibular and sublingual salivary glands (CNVII), parotid (CNIX), heart, lung, gut (CNX)

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What are the central connections for taste?

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VPM of solitario-thalamic tract

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What are the nuclei and cranial nerves for taste?

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nucleus solitarius: in the rostral portion. CN VII, IX, X

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What are the ganglia for taste>

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geniculate (CNVII), petrosal (CNIX), nosose (CNX)

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What are the central connections for visceral sensory?

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hypothalamus via parabrachial nuclei

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What is the brain stem nucleus for visceral sensory?

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nucleus solitarious: caudal portion

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What are the cranial nerves and gfanglia for visceral sensation?

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IX and X: petrosal and nodose

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What are the central connections for facial sensation?

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VMP: trigeminal lemniscus

17
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What are the brain stem nuclei for facial sensation?

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main sensory nucleus and spinal nucleus

18
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What are the targets of facial sensation?

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epicritic and protopathic for face

19
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What are the central connections for hearing? Nuclei?

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lateral lemniscusMGB

Dorsal and ventral cochlear nuclei

20
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What is the ganglion for hearing? Target?

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spiral ganglia. for cholea

21
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What are central connections for balance?

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cortex, MLF, cerebellum, VST, reticular formation

22
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What are the nuclei for balance?

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sup, infer, lat, medial vestibular n.

23
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What is the ganglion and target of balance?

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scarpa’s ganglion

targets vestibular apparatus

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