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Cranial Nerves

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What is the better study to visualize nerves? MRI
What study shows cranial nerve II (optic nerve)? orbit study
Which study shows the acoustic nerve? IAC
What study shows the facial nerve? IAC
nerve responsible for smell? olfactory
nerve responsible for visual signals? optic nerve
controls all muscles except for lateral rectus & superior oblique oculomotor
controls superior oblique muscles of eyes trochlear
what are the 3 branches of the trigeminal nerve? ophthalmic, mandibular, & maxillary
sends signals from face to eyes opthalamic
controls areas of the tongue mandibular
sensory info from teeth (chewing) maxillary
controls eyeball laterally abducens
controls facial expressions facial nerve
equilibrium & hearing vestibulocochlear
serves the pharynx (throat) for swallowing, posterior 3rd of tongue, & parotid salivary glands (taste & swallowing) glossopharyngeal
aka wandering nerve vagus
controls HR, gastric motility, respiration, BP, muscles of neck (pharynx &larynx) vagus
serves muscles that move head, neck, & shoulders (involved in voice production) accessory
serves muscles of the tongue hypoglossal
cranial nerves anterior to pons? 1-4
cranial nerves posterior to pons? 5-12
the cranial nerves go up as you go: anterior to posterior
Created by: gnteumac
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