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Cranial Nerves Lecture 18 - NS IV

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Cranial Nerve 1   Sensory. Olfactory - smell, 20 rootlets in nasal cavity  
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Cranial Nerve 2   Sensory. Optic - Vision, Axons of ganglionic cells of retina to thalamus and midbrain, one on R and L  
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Cranial Nerve 3   Motor. Oculomotor - Extrinsic muscles of the eye (voluntary). Smooth muscle that controls shape of pupil and lens (involuntary).  
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Cranial Nerve 4   Motor. Trochlear - One muscle that moves the eyeball  
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Cranial Nerve 5   Both. Trigeminal - Sense:head region. Motor: Muscles of Mastication(temporalis, Masseter, Medial&Lateral pterygoids)  
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Cranial Nerve 6   Motor. Abducens - skeletal muscle of the eye  
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Cranial Nerve 7   Both. Facial - Motor: facial expression muscles. Sense: Earlobe Control secretion of saliva and lacrimal gland. Taste from Anterior 2/3 of tongue  
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Cranial Nerve 8   Sensory. Vestibulocochlear - balance and hearing  
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Cranial Nerve 9   Both. Glossopharyngeal - Sense: pharynx and 1/3 posterior tongue. Motor: pharynx muscle  
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Cranial Nerve 10   Both. Vagus - Motor: larynx, Autonomic fibers = smooth muscle of thorax, abdomen, and heart. Sense: Larynx and external auditory meatus. Biggest auditory nerve  
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Cranial Nerve 11   Motor. Accessory - control trapezius and sternocleidomastoid  
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Cranial Nerve 12   Motor. Hypoglossal - control muscles of tongue  
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