Midterm Flashcards
Wh;t lobe of the br;in ;re we testing with Gr;phestesia?
Parietal
1st cranial nerve
olfactory
2nd cranial nerve
optic
3rd cranial nerve
oculomotor
4th cranial nerve
trochlear
5th cranial nerve
trigeminal
6th cranial nerve
abducens
7th cranial nerve
facial
8th cranial nerve
vestibulocochlear
9th cranial nerve
glossopharangeal
10th cranial nerve
vagus
11th cranial nerve
accessory
12th cranial nerve
hypoglossal
olfactory (1)
smell
optic (2)
sight
the eye chart
snellen
occulomotor (3)
Moves eyelid and eyeball and adjusts the pupil and lens of the eye
trochlear (4)
moves eyeballs
Trigeminal (5)
facial muscles including chewing and facial sensation
4 muscles of mastication
temporalis
masseter
internal pterygoid
external pterygoid
the drug for trigeminal neuralgia
tegrital
Abducens (6)
moves eyeballs to the side
what muscles foes abducens innervate
lateral rectus (lateral eyeball)
Facial (7)
taste
tears
saliva
facial expressions
Vestibulocochlear (8)
auditory (cochlear)
balance (vestibulo)
glossopharyngeal (9)
swallowing
saliva
taste
(bitter back of tongue nine)
vagus (10)
control of Peripheral nervous system (smooth muscles in GI tract, most important nerve in body)
vagus nerve symptoms
abnormal breathing (1:1) pulse pressure cold hands and feet bowell sounds freq. pee sexual dysfunction xs sweating difficulty sleeping
ways to treat vagus nerve
intensely gargle sing songs while gargling gag reflex wash face with cold water stimulate tragus on ear
Accessory (11)
moving head and shoulders, speech and swallowing, tongue deviation if something wrong
What part of the brainstem is cranial nerve 8 (vestibulocochlear)
pons
what part of the brain is dysfunctional in parkinsons
basal ganglia
3 main paris of salivary glands
parotid
sublingual
submandibular
what part of the brain is responsible for LT mem
inferior temporal
what part of the brain is responsible for ST mem
superior tempral