Unit II: The Cranial Nerves, Basic Brain Anatomy, & CSF Circulation Flashcards

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CNI Name and Function

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The Olfactory Nerve, responsible for sense of smell (S)

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CNII Name and Function

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The Optic Nerve, responsible for vision and light detection capability (S)

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CNIII Name and Function

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The Oculomotor Nerve, responsible for eye movement downward, upward, and inward. Also raising eyelids, and pupil constriction/dilation. (M)

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CNIV Name and Function

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The Trochlear Nerve, responsible for eye movement downward and inward. (M)

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CNV Name and Function

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The Trigeminal Nerve, responsible for both facial sensation (opthalmic and maxillary) and motor activation in jaw (mandibular nerve, which also provides cutaneous sensation in the cheek)

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CNVI Name and Function

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The Abducens Nerve, responsible for outward eye movement (lateral rectus)

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CNVII Name and Function

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The Facial Nerve, responsible for facial expression, taste in front 2/3 of tongue, saliva and tears, and the stapedius muscle in the ear

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CNVIII Name and Function

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The Vestibulocochlear nerve, responsible for transmitting audio information to the brain, as well as balance (also using information from the ears)

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CNIX Name and Function

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The Glossopharyngeal nerve, responsible for swallowing, the gag reflex, and speech.

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CNX Name and Function

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The Vagus nerve, responsible for regulation of heartbeat, with significant smooth muscle control in organs, some skeletal muscle control, as well as gag reflex and speech

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CNXI Name and Function

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The Accessory nerve, responsible for turning the neck and shrugging the shoulders

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CNXII Name and Function

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The Hypoglossal nerve, responsible for tongue movement.

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Name all the cranial nerves - in order

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Olfactory - Optic - Oculomotor - Trochlear - Trigeminal - Abducens - Facial - Vestibulocochlear - Glossopharyngeal - Vagus - Accessory - Hypoglossal

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What’s the mnemonic for the cranial nerves?

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Oh Once One Takes The Anatomy Final Very Good Vacations Are Heavenly

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Olfactory Origin and Exit

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Olfactory Bulbs; Cribiform Plate

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Optic Origin (in the brain too) and Exit

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Optic Chiasma; Optic Canal. Optic tracts also lead back to ipsilateral (same side) lateral geniculate nucleus, pretectal nucleus, and superior colliculus on the occipital lobe of the cortex

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CNIII Origin and Exit

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Midbrain; SOF (Superior Orbital Fissure)

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CNIV Origin and Exit

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Midbrain; SOF

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CNV Origin and Exit

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Pons; SOF (Opthalmic V1) Foramen Rotundum (Maxillary V2) Foramen Ovale (Mandibular V3)

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CNVI Origin and Exit

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Pons/medulla; SOF

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CNVII Origin and Exit

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Pons/medulla; Internal Acoustic Opening/Meatus, sylomastoid foramen

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CNVIII Origin and Exit

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Pons/medulla; Internal Acoustic Meatus

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CNIX Origin and Exit

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Medulla Oblongata; Jugular Foramen

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CNX Origin and Exit

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Medulla Oblongata; Jugular Foramen

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CNXI Origin and Exit

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Medulla Oblongata; Jugular Foramen

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CNXII Origin and Exit

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Medulla Oblongata; Hypoglossal Canal

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Name the cranial nerve exits in order (anterior to posterior)

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Cribiform plate - Optic Canal - Superior Orbital Fissure (SOF) - Foramen Rotundum - Foramen Ovale - Internal Acoustic Meatus - Jugular Foramen - Hypoglossal Canal (and the Foramen Magnum)

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The Hardest Bone in the Body

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Petrous Bone (Pyramid shaped ridge in temporal bone)

29
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Canal for middle meningeal artery

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Foramen Spinosum

30
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The Sensory/Motor Mnemonic

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Some Say Marry Money, But My Brother Says Big Boobs Matter Most

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Where does the Pituitary Gland rest on the sphenoid bone?

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The Sella Turcica

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What grooves surround the pituitary gland?

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The posterior and anterior clinoid

33
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Where does CSF originate?

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The lateral ventricle of the choroidal plexus

34
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Describe the flow of CSF

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Choroidal plexus > foramina of Monroe > Third Ventricle > The Aqueduct of Sylvius > Fourth Ventricle > Foramina of Luschka > Cisternal Magna > Superior Sagittal Sinus > Arachnoid villi resorb into superior sagittal vein