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CN X




- Name


- Type


- Origin



- Vagus




- Mixed




- Originates: Medulla

CN X




- Motor Innervation


(by branch)

- Recurrent Laryngeal


~ all intrinsic laryngeal muscles (NOT cricothyroid)


- Superior Laryngeal


~ Internal: Sensory only


~ External: crycothyroid


- Pharyngeal


~ muscles of phraynx


~ muscles of soft palate

CN X




- Sensory Innervation


(by branch)

- Recurrent Laryngeal


~ gen sensation to true vocal folds and area directly below them


- Superior Laryngeal


~ Internal: epiglottis, base of tongue, aryepiglottal folds, inner larynx


~ External: motor only


- Pharyngeal


~ motor only

CN X




- Function


(Motor and Sensory)



Motor


- Voice production (recurrent laryngeal)


- Velopharyngeal closure (pharyngeal branch)


- Swallowing (all branches)




Sensory


- Triggering pharyngeal phase of swallow


- Triggering cough reflex


- Detection of food/liquid residue after swallow

CN X




- Damage

- Palatal F(x)


~ Asymmetry


~ No gag


- Laryngeal F(x)


~ vocal quality


~ blurred attack for glottal coup and voluntary cough

CN X




- Damage (UMN vs LMN)

** bilaterally innervated **




Unilateral


- UMN: no overt symptoms


- LMN: ipsilateral paresis/paralysis




Bilateral


- UMN: Strained vocal quality & sig hypernasality


- LMN: bilateral paresis/paralysis