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What are the 12 Cranial Nerves?

Olfactory


Optic


Oculomotor


Trochlear


Trigeminal


Abducens


Facial


Vestibulocochlear


Glossopharyngeal


Vagus


Accessory


Hypoglossal

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What are the functions of the 12 Cranial Nerves? (Sensory, motor, or both)

Some say marry money, but my brother says big brains matter more

Where is the olfactory nerve and what does it do?

Conducts smell from nose to brain

Where is the optic nerve and what does it do?

Conducts visual info from retina to the brain

Where is the oculormltor nerve and what does it do?

Moves eye up and down and constricts pupil

Where is the trocglear nerve and what does it do?

Moves eye inferiorly and laterally

Where is the trigeminal nerve and what does it do?

Innervates muscles for chewing and tranits senses from scalp, nose, cornea, gums, cheek, and anterior tongue to brain. Senses touch, temp, and pain

Where is the abducens nerve and what does it do?

Abducts eye

Where is the facial nerve and what does it do?

Conducts taste from back of tongue to brain


Innervates muscles of facial expressions

Where is the vestibulocochlear nerve and what does it do?

Conducts sensory information about balance and hearing to the brain

Where is the glossopharyngeal nerve and what does it do?

Relays sensation from tongue, baroreceptors, carotid artery, and pharynx to the brain


Contracts pharynx

Where is the vagus nerve and what does it do?

Sense sensory info from heart, lungs, and most abdominal organs to the brain


Controls pharynx and larynx muscles

Where is the accessory nerve and what does it do?

Contacts trapezius and sternocleidomastoid muscle

Where is the hypoglissal nerve and what does it do?

Moves tongue 👅

From the interior, where is the olfactory nerve?

From the interior, where is the optic nerve?

From the interior, where is the oculomotor nerve?

From the interior, where is the trochlear nerve?

From the interior, where is the trigeminal nerve?

From the interior, where is the abducens nerve?

From the interior, where is the facial nerve?

From the interior, where is the vestibulocochlear nerve?

From the interior, where is the glossopharyngeal nerve?

From the interior, where is the vagus nerve?

From the interior, where is the accessory nerve?

From the interior, where is the hypoglossal nerve?