Rhomboid fossa Flashcards
Rhomboid fossa
-characteristics (3)
- anterior wall is formed by the back of pons and medulla oblongata
- constitutes the floor of the 4th ventricle
- covered by a thin layer of gray matter
How many nuclei of cranial nerves are at the rhomboid fossa?
10
Name of the nerves
-10
Ocular motor nerve Tracheal nerve Trigeminal nerve Abducens nerve Facial nerve Vestibular cochelar nerve Glossopharyngeal nerve Vagus nerve Accessory nerve Hypoglossal nerve
- Ocular nerve
- nuclei
- Nucleus motorius –> motor neurons
- Nuclei accessorii –> parasympathethic neurons
- Tracheal nerve
- nuclei
Nucleus of tracheal nerve –> motor neurons
- Trigeminal nerve
- nuclei
Nucleus motorius–> motor neurons
Nuclei mesencephalicus –> sensory neuron
Nucleus Principalis –> sensory neuron
Spinal nuclei –> sensory neuron
- Abducens nerve
- nuclei
Abducens nucleus –> motor neurons
- Facial nerve
- nuclei
Nucleus solitarius –> sensory
Nucleus motor facial –> motor
Nucleus salivatorius superior –> parasympathetic
- Vestibular cochlear nerve
- nuclei
Cochlear and vestibular nuclei –> sensory
Function of abducens nerve
Performs abduction sight
Function of vestibular cochlear nerve
Balance and auditory function
- Glossopharyngeal nerve
- nuclei
Nucleus ambiguus –> motor
Nucleus solitarius –> sensory
Nucleus salivatorius inferior –> parasympathetic
- Vagus nerve
- nuclei
Nucleus ambiguus –> motor
Nucleus solitarius –> sensory
Nucleus dorsalis–> parasympathetic
- Accessory nerve
- nuclei
Spinal nucleus –> motor
- Hypoglossal nerve
- nuclei
Nucleus hypoglossi –> motor