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Contrast contents of long ciliary nerves with contents of short ciliary nerves.
Long Ciliary: Sensory from V1, Symp to eye

Short Ciliary: Parasymp to ciliary body, constrictor pupillae; Symp to dilator pupillae; Sensory from V1
What are the 4 pairs of cranial nerves in the head?
Oculomotor
Glossopharyngeal
Vagus
Facial
List the ganglia for parasympathetic and sympathetic branches of the cranial nerves.
Parasymp:
1) Ciliary
2) Otic
3) Pterygopalatine
4) Submandibular

Symp:
Superior Cervical Ganglion (follows internal carotid)