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26 Cards in this Set
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I Olfactory
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Olfaction
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II Optic
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vision
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III Oculomotor
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Motor: Motor impulses to eye muscles; innervation to muscles that regulate amount of light entering eye and focus lenses
Sensory: proprioception from muscles innervated with motor fibers |
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IV Trochlear
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Motor: motor impulses to superior oblique muscle of eyeball
Sensory: proprioception from superior oblique muscle of eyeball |
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V Trigeminal Opthalmic division
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sensory impulses from cornea, skin of nose, forehead, and scalp
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V Trigeminal Maxillary division
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Sensory impulses from nasal mucosa, upper teeth and gums, palate, upper lip, and skin of cheek
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V Trigeminal Mandibular divison
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Sensory impulses form temporal region, tongue, lower teeth and gums, and skin of china nd lower jaw
Propioception from muscles of mastication Motor impulses to muscles of mastication and muscle that tenses the tympanum |
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VI Abducens
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Motor impulses to lateral recuts muscle of eyeball
Proprioception from lateral rectus muscle of eyeball |
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VII Facial
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motor impulses to muscles of facial expression, secretion of tears and salivation, sensory impulses from taste buds, nasal and palatal sensation, proprioception from muscles of facial expression
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VIII Vestibulocochlear
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Sensory impulses associated with equilibrium and with hearing
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IX Glossopharyngeal
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Motor impulses to muscles of pharynx used in swallowing; proprioception from muscles of pharynx; sensory impulses from pharynx, middle ear cavity, carotid sinus, and taste buds on posterior one-third of tongue; salivation
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X Vagus
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contraction of muscles of pharynx (swallowing) and larynx (phonation); proprioception from visceral muscles; snesory impulses from taste buds on rear of tongue; sensations from auricle of ear; general visceral sensations; regulation of many visceral functions; p
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XI Accessory
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laryngeal movement; soft palate; motor impulses to trapezius and sternocleidomastoid muscles for movement of head, neck and shoulders; proprioception from muscles tha tmove head, neck and shoulders
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XII Hypoglossal
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motor impulses to intrinsic and extrinsic muscles of tongue and infrahyoid muscles; proprioception from muscles of tongue
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I
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Olfactory
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II
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Optic
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III
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Oculomotor
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IV
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Trochlear
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V
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Trigeminal
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VI
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Abducens
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VII
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facial
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VIII
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vestibulocochlear
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IX
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glossopharyngeal
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X
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vagus
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XI
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accessory
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XII
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hypoglossal
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