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Cranial Nerves

Cranial Nerves (TU)

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Identify the Cranial Nerve: 1 Olfactory
Identify the Cranial Nerve: 2 Optic
Identify the Cranial Nerve: 3 Oculomotor
Identify the Cranial Nerve: 4 Trochlear
Identify the Cranial Nerve: 5 Trigeminal
Identify the Cranial Nerve: 6 Abducens
Identify the Cranial Nerve: 7 Facial
Identify the Cranial Nerve: 8 Vestibulocochlear
Identify the Cranial Nerve: 9 Glossopharyngeal
Identify the Cranial Nerve: 10 Vagus
Identify the Cranial Nerve: 11 Accessory
Identify the Cranial Nerve: 12 Hypoglossal
What nerve is being assessed: A PT asks the patient to close their eyes and proceeds to use a cotton ball to touch the patient's face Trigeminal
What nerve is being assessed: Patient is seated and therapist uses a tongue depressor to assess the gag reflex. Vagus and/or Glossopharyngeal
What nerve is being assessed: Patient is seated and the therapist asks the patient to stick their tongue out. Hypoglossal
What nerve is being assessed: The patient shrugs their shoulders and the therapists presses down into should depression Accessory
What nerve is being assessed: A ticking watch is placed near one of the patient's ears. Vestibulocochlear
What nerve is being assessed: The patient is seated and the patient is asked to follow an object with their eyes (no head movement) in an inferior direcction. Trochelar
What nerve is being assessed: The patient is seated and the patient is asked to follow an object with their eyes (no head movement) in the lateral/adbucted position Abducens
What nerve is being assessed: The patient is seated and asked to follow an object with their eyes only (no head movements) in the vertical, horizontal and diagonal directions Oculomotor
What nerve is being assessed: The patient closes their eyes and a cup of coffee is brought toward their nose. Olfactory
What nerve is being assessed: Asking the patient to read or identify an object using sight. Optic
What nerve is being assessed: The therapist asks the patient to mimic facial expressions Facial
Where do cranial nerves originate? Brain
Created by: burnssa
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