Pathways and Functional Components of CN V, VII, IX, X Flashcards
Nucleus
Collection of cell bodies in the CNS
Ganglion
Collection of cell bodies outside of the CNS
CN from Telencephalon
Olfactory (CN I)
CN from Diencephalon
Optic (CN II)
CN from Midbrain
Oculomotor (CN III) + Trochlear (CN IV)
CN from Pons
Trigeminal (CN V), Abducens (VI), Facial (VII), Vestibulocochlear (VIII)
CN from Medulla
Glossopharyngeal (IX), Vagus (X), Spinal Accessory (XI) Hypoglossal (XII)
What cranial nerve arises from both the medulla and spinal cord
Spinal accessory nerve (XI)
The telencephalon gives rise to
Cerebrum
The diencephalon gives rise to
Thalamus, hypothalamus, and epithalamus
Which nerve is the only nerve that arises from the dorsal surface of the brainstem?
Trochlear (IV)
Each nerve can be described as
sensory, motor, or mixed
Motor to skeletal m.
general somatic efferent
motor to smooth m., cardiac m., glands
general visceral efferent
sensory from touch, temp, smell
general somatic afferent
Sensory from internal organs, glands, blood vessels
general visceral afferent
Senses derived from ectoderm (sight, sound balance)
special somatic sensory
Senses derived from endoderm (taste, smell)
special visceral sensory
Muscles derived from pharyngeal arches
special visceral motor
Muscles of myotomic origins in the head
Extraocular muscles (III, IV, VI), Tongue muscles (XII)
General somatic efferent is carried by
III, IV, VI, XII
General visceral efferent is
parasympathetic
Parasympathetics are carried on which CN?
III, VII, IX, X
Supplies smooth and cardiac muscles and control glandular secretion (salivary and lacrimal glands)
General visceral efferent
Supplies muscles derived from the branchial arches
Special visceral efferent
Pharyngeal arch 1
Muscles of jaw by CN V
Pharyngeal arch 2
Muscles of face by CN VII
Pharyngeal arch 3
Stylopharyngeus muscles CN IX
Pharyngeal arch 4, 6
Muscles of pharynx and larynx by CN X, XI
Carries pain, temperature, touch, and proprioception from the head
General somatic afferent
General somatic afferent CNs
V, VII, IX, X-sensory nucleus of trigeminal (which is why we can have referred pain)
Carries sensory information from the special sense organs (eye, ear)
Special somatic afferent
Special somatic afferent CNs
II, VII
Fibers carrying sensations from viscera and glands (neck, thorax, abdomen)
General visceral afferent
General visceral afferent CNs
IX, X
Fibers carrying information from olfactory and taste sensation
Special visceral afferent
Special visceral afferent CNs
I, VII, IX, X
Taste sensation from what nucleus
Nucleus solitarius/ Nucleus of the solitary tract
How many neurons for sensory?
3, except some sensory
How many neurons for motor?
2, upper and lower motor neurons
GVE Superior Salivatory Nucleus
CN VII-salivary (except parotid) and lacrimal glands
GVE Inferior Salivatory Nucleus
CN IX-Parotid gland
GVE Dorsal motor nucleus
CN X-carotid sinus, body, thoracoabdominal viscera
Pharyngeal Arch 1
CN V-muscles of mastication
Pharyngeal Arch 2
CN VII-muscles of facial expression
Pharyngeal Arch 3
CN IX-Stylopharyngeal
Pharyngeal Arch 4
CN X, XI-Pharyngeal, laryngeal, and palatine muscles