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| olfactory nerve | smell impulses from receptors in the nasal mucosa to brain.
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| optic nerve | carries visual impulses from the eye to the brain.
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| oculomotor nerve | concerned with concerned with the contraction most of the eye muscles.
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| trochlear nerve | supplies one eyeball muscle.
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| trigminal nerve | great sensory nerve of the nerve of the face and head.
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| ophthalmic (trigminal branch) |
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| maxillary (trigminal branch) |
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| mandibular (trigminal branch) |
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| nerves 1,2,13? | sensory fibers
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| nerves 3,4,6,11,12? | motor fibers
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| nerves 5,7,9,10? | both snesory and motor fibers
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| abduceps nerve | another nerve sending controlling impulses to a eyeball muscle.
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| facial nerve | muscles of the facial expression are all supplied by branches from facial nerve.
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| vestibulocochlear nerve | carries sensory impulses for hearing and equilibrum from inner ear.
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| glossopharyngeal nerve | general sensory fibers from posterior toungue and pharynx
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| vagus nerve | supplies most of the organs in throatic and abdominal cavities. longest cranial nerve
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| accessory nerve | 2 branches, one controls 2 muscles opf the neck, and the other supplies the muscles of the larynx
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| hypoglossal nerve | carries impulses controlling toungue muscles
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