H And P Neurology-Cranial Nerves

Front 1

_ are areas of skin that are supplied by a single pair of dorsal roots.

Back 1

dermatomes

Front 2

There are how many
_ cervical
_thoracic
_lumbar
_sacral

Back 2

8
12
5
5

Front 3

What pairs of nerves do you evaluate for radulopathic leg pain?

Back 3

L4-L5
L5-S1

Front 4

What nerves do you evaluate for arm and shoulder pain?

Back 4

C3-C4

Front 5

What nerves do you evaluate for foot drop?

Back 5

L5-S1

Front 6

What CN controls smell?

Back 6

olfactory

CN I

Front 7

What CN controls visual acquity and vision?

Back 7

optic nerve

CN 2

Front 8

What CN controls pupillary constriction, opening of the eye?

Back 8

oculomotor

CN 3

Front 9

What CN controls the superior orbital muscle?

Back 9

trochlear
(LR6SO4)
CN 4

Front 10

What CN control is motor of the temporal and masseter muscle, sensory of the forehead, cheeks, and jaw, and corneal reflex?

Back 10

trigeminal

CN 5

Front 11

What CN controls the lateral rectus muscle of the eye?

Back 11

abducens

CN 6

Front 12

What CN motor fcn of facial movement, closing of the eye. Sensory fcn is taste of anterior portion of the tongue?

Back 12

facial nerve

CN 7

Front 13

What CN has 2 acoustic fcns? and what are the 2 divisions?

Back 13

Acoustic (vestibulocochlear)
CN 8
vestibular-is balance
cochlear-is hearing

Front 14

What CN motor fcn is pharynx. and sensory fcn is the post. ear, ear drum, post 1/3 of the tongue including taste?

Back 14

glossopharyngeal

CN 9

Front 15

What CN motor function is the palate, pharynx, and larynx. with sensory of pharynx, and larynx?

Back 15

vagus

CN 10

Front 16

What CN controls motor fcn of the scm and traps?

Back 16

spinal accessory

CN 11

Front 17

What CN controls tongue motion?

Back 17

hypoglossal

CN 12

Front 18

What CN is affected with Bell's palsy?

Back 18

CN 7

Front 19

By shining light into your pt's eyes and checking convergence you are effectively checking what CN?

Back 19

CN 3-2

Front 20

anopsia is also called?

Back 20

blindness

Front 21

partial visual loss on bilateral sides of the eyes-lateral loss.

Back 21

bilateral hemianopsia

Front 22

facial expression is controlled by what facial nerve?

Back 22

CN 7

Front 23

doing a whisper, rinne, or weber test is checking what CN?

Back 23

CN 8

Front 24

Comparing bone conduction to air conduction with a tuning fork is checking what CN?

Back 24

CN 8

Front 25

Which should be longer, bone or air conduction?

Back 25

air conduction

Front 26

having a pt say "lah" "pah" "kah" is checking what CN?

Back 26

motor of 9, and CN 10

Front 27

the gag reflex is what CN (s)?

Back 27

9 and 10

Front 28

which cranial nerve turns the eye downward and laterally?

Back 28

6

Front 29

which CN slows the Hr?

Back 29

10

Front 30

which CN is responsible for the equilibrium function?

Back 30

8