Exam 2 CN X Vagus Flashcards
Name the four nucleuses which are connected to the vagus nerve.
Dorsal Vagal Nucleus - visceral efferent
Nucleus Ambiguus - branchial efferent
Tractus Solitarius - special sense
Spinal nucleus of trigeminal - general sensory
Name the related cranial nerves to the nucleus of the tractus solitarius
Upper= Great Petrosal N and Chorda Tympanic N
Middle = Glossopharyngeal N
Lower= Internal Laryngeal N of Vagus
-facial, glossopharyngeal, vagus
The superior ganglion of Vagus is also known as
Jugular ganglion
The nodose ganglion is known as
Inferior Vagal Ganglion
The meningeal nerve of the vagus arises from this
Jugular ganglion
Name the nerves which arise from the jugular ganglion
Meningeal and Auricular branch of Vagus
Name the nerves which arise from the nodose ganglion.
Pharyngeal
Branch to Carotid Body
Superior Laryngeal Nerve
Name the nerve which is distributed to the posterior wall of the external acoustic meatus.
Auricular branch of vagus
Name the branch of the vagus which joins the posterior auricular nerve of the facial nerve
Auricular branch of vagus
Name the nerve which crosses the 1st part of the right subclavian artery
R side of the Recurrent Laryngeal N
Name the nerves which supply the carotid body
Branch to the carotid body
Carotid n of glossopharyngeal
The superior laryngeal n arises from this
Middle of nodose ganglion
Name the nerve which supplies the sensory fibers to above the vocal fold of the larynx
Internal Laryngeal n of Superior Laryngeal n
Name the nerve which supplies the aryepiglottic fold
Lower branch of Internal Laryngeal n
Name the nerve which innervates the cricothyroid muscle
External Laryngeal n of Superior Laryngeal n