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(4) Cranial Nerves

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what is cranial nerve I olfactory
what is cranial nerve II optic
what is cranial nerve III oculomotor
what is cranial nerve IV trochlear
what is cranial nerve V trigeminal
what is cranial nerve VI abducens
what is cranial nerve VII facial
what is cranial nerve VIII vestibulocochlear
what is cranial nerve IX glossopharangeal
what is cranial nerve X vagus
what is cranial nerve XI accessory
what is cranial nerve XII hypoglossal
is olfactory sensory, motor, or both sensory
is optic sensory, motor, or both sensory
is oculomotor sensory, motor, or both motor
is trochlear sensory, motor, or both motor
is trigeminal sensory, motor, or both both (mixed)
is abducens sensory, motor, or both motor
is facial sensory, motor, or both both (mixed)
is vestibulocochlear sensory, motor, or both sensory
is glossopharyngeal sensory, motor, or both both (mixed)
is vagus sensory, motor, or both both (mixed)
is accessory sensory, motor, or both motor
is hypoglossal sensory, motor, or both motor
innervated structures, main functions, and damage of olfactory - nose: carry impulses for smell - damage: anosmia- partial or total loss of smell
innervated structures, main functions, and damage of optic - eye: carry impulses for vision - damage: some form of blindness
innervated structures, main functions, and damage of oculomotor - extrinsic eye muscles (4): carry impulses for eye movement - intrinsic eye muscles (smooth muscle): adjusting pupil and lens for clear vision - damage: double vision, eye paralysis, cant see up close
how many extrinsic eye muscles does oculomotor control 4
innervated structures and main functions of trochlear - extrinsic eye muscle: carry impulses to one extrinsic eye muscle to move eye up and down
innervated structures, main functions, and damage of trigeminal - skin of face, teeth, and eye: carry sensory impulses - chewing muscles (2): carry motor impulses - damage: loss of sensation for that side of face
innervated structures and main functions of abducens - carry impulses to one extrinsic eye muscle to move eye outward
innervated structures and functions of facial - skeletal muscles of face: carry motor impulses for facial expression - salivary glands (2): saliva production - lacrimal glands: tear production - tongue: carry sensory impulses for taste
innervated structures, main functions, and damage of vestibulocochlear inner ear: carry impulses for hearing and balance - damage: deafness and difficulty with balance
innervated structures and main functions of glossopharyngeal - tongue: carry sensory impulses for taste - pharynx: carry motor impulses for swallowing -blood vessels: carry sensory impulses for blood pressure - salivary gland (1): carry motor impulses to increase saliva production
innervated structures, main functions, and damage for vagus (vagus has something for everyndoy) - pharynx: carry sensory impulses for taste - cardiac muscle, smooth muscle, glands in abdominal and pelvic cavities: carry mixed impulses - damage: destruction of both vagus nerves = incompatible with life
innervated structures and main functions of accessory - skeletal muscles of neck and shoulders: carry impulses for neck and shoulder movement
innervated structures, main functions, and damage of hypoglossal - skeletal muscles of tongue: carry impulses for swallowing and speech - damage: tongue paralysis or cant stick out tongue
cranial nerve mnemonic oh oh oh to touch and feel very good velvet, ah heaven
function mnemonic some say marry money but my brother says big brains are better
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