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SLP Cranial Nerves

SLP focused cranial nerves review

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Nerve 1 Olfactory- smell
Nerve 2 Optic- Visual acuity
Nerve 3 Oculomotor- Moves eyes free Eyelid opening, eye movement and constricts pupil
Nerve 4 Trochlear- Eye movement medially and inward
Nerve 5 Trigeminal- Facial sensation, blink reflex
Nerve 6 Abducens- lateral/outward eye movement
Nerve 7 Facial- Smiling, blowing out cheeks, eyelid closing
Nerve 8 Vestibulocochlear (auditory) Hearing and balance
Nerve 9 Glossopharyngeal- Swallowing and taste on the posterior 1/3 of the tongue
Nerve 10 Vagus- Gagging and swallowing, uvula
Nerve 11 Accessory-Head turning and shoulder shrug
Nerve 12 Hypoglossal- Tongue movement
Which nerves are used in speech production? V)5 trigeminal (VII)7 facial (X)10 vagus (XII)12 hypoglossal
Which nerves are assessed during an oral motor examination? (III)3 Oculomotor (IV) 4 Trochlear (V) 5 Trigeminal (VI) 6 Abducens (VII) 7 Facial (IX)9 Glossopharyngeal (X) 10 Vegas (XII) 12 Hypoglossal
Which nerves assess facial or eye droopiness? (III)3 Oculomotor (IV) 4 Trochlear (VI) 6 Abducens
Parietal lobe sensory, memory, cognition
temporal lobe speech perception and taking short-term memories into long-term memories
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