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function of CN I
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SVA for smell
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CN I enter skull through
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cribriformplate, ethmoid bone
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innervate olfactory epithelium
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above superior nasal conchae
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olfactory bulb contains
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cell bodies of sensory neurons
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olfactory tract contains
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axons
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olfactory terminates 2 places
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1. cortex of uncus & ant hippocampal gyrus ( 1' olfactory cortex)
2. septal region of medial frontal lobe (modulates emotional response smell) (amygdaloid body in pyriform area) |
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only sensory info that synapses directly with cortex without going to thalamus
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CN I
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Function of CN II
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SSA visual info from retina
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CN II enters skull through
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optic canal in spenoid bone
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optic energy is converted into electrical energy where and what is it called
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in the retina
called transduction |
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optic nerve carry signals to
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1.optic chiasm
2.optic track 3.lat geniculate nucles of thalamus 4.geniculocalcarin tract aka opt rad 5.visual center in occipital lobe (either side of calcarine sulcus) |
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result from optic chiasm
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half of each eyes vision goes to the opposite brain
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T/F optic nerve - brainstem
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false
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which are the only receptors that switch
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nasoreceptor
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CN III function
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1.GSE - somatic to extrinsic eye except LR3SO4
2.GVE - visceral to intrinsic eye |
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CN III foramen
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SOF
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CN III viceral motor to
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constrictor pupillae and ciliary ms
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preganglionics to eye arise from
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edinger westphal nucleus
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postganglionics to eye arise from
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cilliary ganglion & axon travel in short ciliary nerves
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where CN III exits brainstem
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interpuduncular fossa
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Occulomotor nucleus located &
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midbrain ( pretectal area )
& cavernous sinus |
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CN IV function
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GSE - sup oblique
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CN IV foramen
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SOF
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CN IV does what
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visual tracking and fixation
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CN IV arise
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trochlear nucleus in tegmentum of midbrain ( around inf colliculus ventral to cerebral aqueduct )
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CN IV nerves travel
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cavernous sinus
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T/F is CN IV the only CN that exit post
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T
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CN V function
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1.GSA - sensation face
2.GVA - sensation oral cavity & tongue 3.SVE - motor ms mastication ,TT, TVP, ant belly dig, mylohyoid |
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CN V foramens
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V1 - SOF + SON
V2 - rotundum + IOF V3 - ovale |
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V1 innervates (4)
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1.nose
2.upper eyelid 3.forehead and scalp 4.dura ant cranial fossa |
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V2 innervates (4)
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1.upper lip and upper oral cavity
2.paranasal sinuses 3.cheek and temporal region 4.dura mid cranial fossa |
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V3 senory (5)
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1.lower lip
2.jaw 3.lower cavity 4.area above ear 5.dura mid cranial fossa. |
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V3 motor
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1.mastication muscles
2.TT 3.TVP 4.ant belly dig 5.mylohyoid |
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What do we find in trigeminal ganglion
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sensory neurons ( pain, touch, temp)
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AKA trigeminal ganglion
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semilunar and gasserian
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CN VI function
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GSE to lat rectus muscle
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CN VI foramen
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SOF
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which CN has longest intracranial cource
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abducens .. 1st nerve to be affevted by pressure
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CN VI fibers originate
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abducens nucleus in pons ( ventral to 4th ventricle )
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CN VI fibers exit
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border pons and medulla
called pontomedullary junction course through cavernous sinus |
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which nerves exit at pontomedullary junction
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VI
VII VIII |
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U3 L6
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..
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CN VII function SVE
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muscles of facial expression
branchial arch of facial exp ( post dig, stylohyoid, stapedius + platysma ) |
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CN VII function GVE
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psymp to lacrimal gland
sublingual and submandibular gland psymp in pp ganglion and submand gln |
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CN VII function SVA
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taste ant 2/3 tongue
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CN VII function GSA
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skin of ext ear and tympanic mb
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CN VII foramen
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enters int acustic meatus
transverse through facial canal exits through stylomastoid foramen |
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CN VII GSA cell body sensory neuron resides
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geniculate gln and enter brainstem through nervus intermedius
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CN VIII function
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SSA - audition & balance
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CN VIII foramen
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int acoustic meatus petrous temporal
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cocklear nerve cell bodies located
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spiral ganglion
( axons terminate cochlear nuclei) |
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vestibular nerve cell body located
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vestibular ganglion
(axon terminate either in vestibular nuclear complex or project to cerebellum ) |
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CN IX function SVE
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stylopharygeus
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CN IX function GVE
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psymp parotid gland
via ls petrosal ( otic ganglion) |
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CN IX function SVA
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taste post 1/3 tongue and pharynx
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CN IX function GVA
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carotid sinus and carotid body
pain touch temp ( eaustation tube ) |
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CN IX function GSA
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post 1/3 tongue, skin ext ear & meatus
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CN IX foramen
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jugular foramen
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Which nerves exits post olivar sulcus
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CN IX, X, XI,
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CN X function GVE
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psymp sm ms and glands of pharynx larynx and viscera of thorax and abdomen
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CN X function SVE
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sk ms of soft palate , parynx and larynx, 1 ext tongue ms
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CN X function GVA
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baroreceptors in aortic arch
chemoreceptors in aortic bodies |
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CN X function SVA
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visceral sensation respiratory cardiovascular and gastrointestinal syst
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CN X function GSA
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post wall pharynx
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CN X foramen
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jugular
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Vagus means
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wandering
brain stem to L colic flexure |
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CN XI function
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SVE - muscle larynx & pharynx, trapz and scm
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CN XI foramen
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jugular
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CN XI cranial branch joins
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vagus for larynx and pharynx
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CN XI spinal branch
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trapz and scm
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CN XII function
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GSE - muscles of tongue
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CN XII foramen
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hypoglossal canal
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