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Olfactory


Sensory, smell

II

Optic


Sensory, vision

III

Oculomotor


Motor, eye movement

IV

Trochlear


Motor, eye movement

v

Trigeminal


Both, masticatory

VI

Abducens


Motor, eye movement

VII

Facial


Motor, salivation, expression

VIII

Vestibulocochlear


Sensory, hearing and balance

IX

Glossopharyngeal


Both, taste

X

Vagus


Both, vocal, GI, thoracic and abdominal

XI

Accessory


Motor, head and shoulder

XII

Hypoglossal


Motor, tongue