Neurologic System Flashcards
Name the 1st 6 cranial nerves in order
- Olfactory
- Optic
- Oculomotor
- Trochlear
- Trigeminal
- Abducens
Name the 2nd 6 cranial nerves in order
- Facial
- Vestibulocochlear
- Glossopharyngeal
- Vagus
- Acessory
- Hypoglossal
Which cranial nerve is responsible for vision, give numeral and name?
II. Optic
Which cranial nerve is responsible for movement of tongue for swallowing, movement of food during chewing and speech?
XII. Hypoglossal
Fxn of CN I
Olfactory: sense of smell
Fxn of CN III
Oculomotor: pupillary reflex, extrinsic muscle movement of eye
Which cranial nerve is responsible eye-muscle movement?
CN IV: Abducens
Fxn of CN IX
Glossopharyngeal: produces the gag and swallowing reflexes, taste
Fxn of CN VIII
Vestibulocochlear: sense of balance or eq and sense of hearing
Which CN movement of the trapezius and sternocleidomastoid muscle, some of larynx, pharynx, and soft palate?
CN IX: Accessory
CN V is responsible for several branches, names them?
Trigeminal:
- Opthalamic
- Maxillary
- Mandibular
Opthalamic branch of CN V
sensory impulses from scalp, upper eyelid, nose, cornea, and lacrimal gland
Manidbular branch of CN V
sensory impulses from tongue, lower teeth, skin of chin, and lower lip
Maxillary branch of CN V
sensory impulses from lower eyelid, nasal cavity, upper teeth, upper lip, palate
What is the motor action of CN V
- teeth clenching
2. movement of mandible
What is another name for Festination Gait?
Parkinson’s walk
What type of gait is common in those w/ MS?
Scissors Gait or ataxic gait
Which gait is characterized by a wide base, uneven steps, feet slapping, and a tendency to sway?
ataxic gait
Which gait is characterized by stooped posture, taking short steps, and turning stiffly. Also, there may be a slow start but may accelerate?
Festination or Parkinson’s gait
Which gait is characterized by spastic lower limbs and movement in a stiff jerky manner. The knees come together so the legs cross in front of one another and he legs are abducted as the individual takes short, progressive and slow step.s
Scissors gait
A continuous, involuntary, repetitive slow, “wormlike,” arrhythmic muscular movement. A production of a distorted limb may occur when the muscles are in a state of hypotoxicity?
Athetoid movements
Which movement is common in seizure disorders?
myoclonus
Which movement is common in motor neuron disease?
fasciculation or tic
Describe a twitch
an involuntary local, visible muscular contraction