Nerves - cranial and cervical plexus Flashcards

1
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types of nerves

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somatic motor
visceral motor (parasympathetic)
general sensory
visceral sensory
special sensory

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2
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CN I

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olfactory

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3
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CN II

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optic

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4
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CN III

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oculomotor

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5
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CN IV

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trochlear

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6
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CN V

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trigeminal

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7
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CN VI

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Abducent

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8
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CN VII

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facial

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9
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CN VIII

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vestibulocochlear

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CN IX

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glossopharyngeal

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11
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CN X

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vagus

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12
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CN XI

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accessory

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13
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CN XII

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hypoglossal

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14
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function of olfactory

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special sensory - smell

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15
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olfactory passes through the

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  • cribriform plate of ethmoid
  • olfactory bulb
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16
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function of optic

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special sensory

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17
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passes through optic canal

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18
Q

the largest cranial nerve?

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optic

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19
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oculomotor function

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somatic motor and visceral motor (PS)

supplies superior, inferior, medial rectus mm, inferior oblique
parasympathetic to sphincter of the pupil and ciliary mm of the lens

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oculomotor passes through

21
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trochlear function

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somatic motor

superior oblique mm

22
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trochlear passes through

23
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trigeminal function

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somatic motor
somatic sensory

mm of mastication

sensory for face

24
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opthalmic V1 function and pass through

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sensory SOF

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maxillary V2 function and pass through
sensory foramen rotundum
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mandibular V3 fucntion and pass through
sensory and motor foramen ovale
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Abducent function
somatic motor lateral rectus - abducts eye
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abducent passes through
SOF
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facial function
* Special sensory (taste) * Somatic sensory * Somatic motor - Visceral motor
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facial passes through
internal acoustic meatus and facial canal
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vestibulocochlear function
special sensory - equilibrium, hearing
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vestibulocochlear passes through
internal acoustic meatus
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glossopharyngeal function
Everything special sensory somatic sensory visceral sensory somatic motor visceral motor (PS)
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glossopharyngeal passes through
jugular foramen
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general sensory supply of the tongue
* Anterior 2/3 ○ Lingual nerve - CN V3 (trigeminal mandibular) * Posterior 1/3 ○ Lingual (CN IX glossopharyngeal) * Root Vagus CN
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special sensation supply of the tongue
* Anterior 2/3 ○ CN VII - Facial * Posterior 1/3 ○ CNIX - glossopharyngeal * Root of the tongue - sensory nd special sensory (taste) Vagus CN X
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Vagus nerve function
* Sensory somatic ○ Inferior pharynx ○ Larynx * Sensory visceral ○ Thoracic ad abdominal organs * Special sensory (taste) ○ Root of the tongue ○ Tastebuds on the epiglottis * Somatic motor ○ Soft palate ○ Pharynx ○ Intrinsic laryngeal mm ○ Palatoglossus, elevates the posterior part of the tongue, draws the soft palate onto the tongue * Parasympathetic fibres to the thoracic and abdominal viscera
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vagus passes through
jugular foramen
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accessory function
* Somatic motor nerve ○ Soft palate ○ pharynx Sternocleidomastoid, trapezius
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accessory passes through
jugular foramen
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function of hypoglossal nerve
motor nerve - most muscles of the tongue (intrinsic and extrinsic)
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hypoglossal nerve passes through
hypoglossal canal
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Lesser occipital root levels and supply
C2,3 and skin posterolateral of neck and skull
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greater auricular root levels and supply
C2,3 and skin over angle of mandible, mastoid process, posterior part of ear
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Transverse cervical nerve roots and supply
C2,3 and skin over anterior triangle
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Supraclavicular root levels and supply
C3,4 and skin over anterolateral neck and shoulder