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Olfactory

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Sensory: Olfaction

Optic

2




Sensory: Vision

Oculomotor

3




Motor: Superior, medial, inferior rectus and inferior oblique muscles of the eye, upper eyelid




Parasympathetic: pupillary sphincter and ciliary muscles of lens

Trochlear

4




Motor: Superior oblique muscle of the eye

Trigeminal

5




Sensory: Cutaneous sensory from scalp and face; palate, nasal cavity, upper and lower jaws and teeth




Motor: Muscles of mastication

Abducens

6




Motor: Lateral rectus muscle of the eye

Facial

7




Sensory: Taste




Motor: Facial expression muscles




Parasympathetic: Salivary glands, lacrimal glands

Vestibulocochlear

8




Sensory: Hearing and balance

Glosspharyngeal

9




Sensory: Taste, pharynx




Motor: Muscles of swallowing




Parasympathetic: Salivary glands

Vagus

10




Sensory: Taste, pharynx, visceral organs




Motor: Muscles of swallowing and speech




Parasympathetic: Heart, lungs, abdominal viscera

Accessory

11




Motor: Sternocleidomastoid and trapezius

Hypoglossal
12



Motor: Tongue