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Cranial Nerves are innervated by ______________

the corticobular tracts

Efferent vs Afferent

Efferent: Motor




Afferent: Sensory

Efferent portions of CNs have cell bodies in the ______________

Nuclei in the brainstem

Afferent portions of the CNs have cell bodies in the __________________

Ganglia outside of the brainstem

CN V




- Name


- Type


- Origin

- Trigeminal




- Mixed




- Originate: Pons


~ Trigeminal motor nuclei


~ Trigeminal sensory nucleus





CN V




- Motor innervation

~ Masseter (mastication)


~ Temporalis (mastication)


~ Pterygoids (mastication)




~ Ant belly of Digastric (elevates hyoid)


~ Mylohyoid (elevates hyoid)




~ Tensor Veli Palatini (tenses/lifts palate)




~ Tensor Tympani (dampen chewing noise)

CN V




- Sensory innervation


(by branch)

- Opthalmic: forehead, eyes, nose




- Maxillary: upper lip/teeth, palate, cheeks




- Mandibular: ant 2/3 of tongue, lower lip/teeth

CN V




-Functions

Jaw Movement


- mastication


- articulation




- Hyolaryngeal elevation




- tensing/closure of Soft Palate

CN V




- Damage (includes UMN & LMN)

- ipsilateral atrophy of masseter muscle


- jaw opening/closure diffs


- deviation while opening jaw (toward weak pterygoid)




- UMN


~ unilateral = no sig effects


~ bilateral = hypertonia


- LMN


~ unilateral = ipsilateral effects


~ bilateral = hypotonia