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1. Olfactory

Sensory; Sense of smell

2. Optic

Sensory; Sight

3. Oculomotor

Motor; Eye Movement

4. Trochlear

Motor; Eye Movement

5. Trigeminal

Both; Face

6. Abducens

Motor; Eye Movement

7. Facial

Both; Face

8. Vestibulocochlear

Sensory; Hearing & Balance

9. Glossopharygeal

Both; Tongue & Throat

10. Vagus

Both; Parasympathetic

11. Accessory

Motor; Head, Neck, Shoulder

12. Hypoglossal

Motor; Speech, Chewing, Swallowing