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Cranial nerves

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cranial nerve one Olfactory Nerve
Cranial nerve two Optic Nerve
Cranial nerve three Oculomotor Nerve
cranial nerve four Trochlear nerve controls superior oblique muscle downward, outward, inward
cranial nerve 5 Trigeminal nerve sensory and motor functions. 3 Div ophthalmic -sensory Info from upper part of face including scalp Maxillary - sensory middle part of face, cheeks , upper part of lip and nasal cavity. Mandibular - both sens and motor funct. ear, low
cranial nerve 6 abducens nerve eye Lateral rectus muscle- outward movement look to the side.
cranial nerve 7 facial nerve - facial expressions, taste ( most of tongue) supply glands in H&N salivary and tear. sensation to outer part of ear.
cranial nerve 8 vestibulocochlear -ear , cochlear portion detect vibrations. vestibular portion - linear & rotational movement of our head. Information trans to vest nerve to adjust balance + equilibrium
cranial nerve 9 sensory info - sinus to back of tongue stimulating voluntary movement to muscle back of your throat (Stylopharyngeus) orig-medulla oblongata
Cranial nerve 10 Vagus nerve -sens + Motor ear canal -prts of throat sensory info frm organs in chest, trunk ie heart and intestines motor control of muscles in your throat stimulate muscles in chest +trunk move food thru digestive tract taste near root of tongue
Cranial nerve 11 Accessory nerve - motor nerve controls muscle in your neck rotate flex extend neck spinal/ cranial nerves spinal Upper spinal cranial start in medulla oblongata
cranial nerve 12 hypoglossal nerve - movement of most of the muscles in your tongue
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