Structure

Question 0

look at slide 38-43

Answer 0

not hard but too much work to make cards for

Question 1

exits the midbrain medial to the cerebral peduncle

compression by mass gives nerve palsy and contralateral hemiparesis

Answer 1

CN III Occulomotor

Question 2

Bilateral Corticobulbar lesions

Answer 2

CN V effected

madible will droop and not be able to be moved

Question 3

leaves the pterygopalatine fossa, passes through the foramen rotundum,
– Travels the inferior part of the cavernous sinus,
and enters the trigeminal ganglion.

Answer 3

CN V2

Question 4

leaves the orbit through the superior orbital fissure.
– Proceeds through the lateral wall of the cavernous
sinus in close relation to the third, fourth, and sixthcranial nerves.
– Joins other two divisions to form the trigeminal
(semilunar, Gasserian) ganglion.

Answer 4

CN V1

Question 5

taste ant. 2/3 of tongue

Answer 5

CN VII

Question 6

The primary receptors to the vestibular portion of CN VIII are
the semicircular canals that detect _____ acceleration, and the otolithic organs that detect _______ acceleration

Answer 6

Angular, Lateral