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function of CN I
SVA for smell
CN I enter skull through
cribriformplate, ethmoid bone
innervate olfactory epithelium
above superior nasal conchae
olfactory bulb contains
cell bodies of sensory neurons
olfactory tract contains
axons
olfactory terminates 2 places
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)
only sensory info that synapses directly with cortex without going to thalamus
CN I
Function of CN II
SSA visual info from retina
CN II enters skull through
optic canal in spenoid bone
optic energy is converted into electrical energy where and what is it called
in the retina
called transduction
optic nerve carry signals to
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)
result from optic chiasm
half of each eyes vision goes to the opposite brain
T/F optic nerve - brainstem
false
which are the only receptors that switch
nasoreceptor
CN III function
1.GSE - somatic to extrinsic eye except LR3SO4
2.GVE - visceral to intrinsic eye
CN III foramen
SOF
CN III viceral motor to
constrictor pupillae and ciliary ms
preganglionics to eye arise from
edinger westphal nucleus
postganglionics to eye arise from
cilliary ganglion & axon travel in short ciliary nerves
where CN III exits brainstem
interpuduncular fossa
Occulomotor nucleus located &
travel
midbrain ( pretectal area )
&
cavernous sinus
CN IV function
GSE - sup oblique
CN IV foramen
SOF
CN IV does what
visual tracking and fixation
CN IV arise
trochlear nucleus in tegmentum of midbrain ( around inf colliculus ventral to cerebral aqueduct )
CN IV nerves travel
cavernous sinus
T/F is CN IV the only CN that exit post
T
CN V function
1.GSA - sensation face
2.GVA - sensation oral cavity & tongue
3.SVE - motor ms mastication ,TT, TVP, ant belly dig, mylohyoid
CN V foramens
V1 - SOF + SON
V2 - rotundum + IOF
V3 - ovale
V1 innervates (4)
1.nose
2.upper eyelid
3.forehead and scalp
4.dura ant cranial fossa
V2 innervates (4)
1.upper lip and upper oral cavity
2.paranasal sinuses
3.cheek and temporal region
4.dura mid cranial fossa
V3 senory (5)
1.lower lip
2.jaw
3.lower cavity
4.area above ear
5.dura mid cranial fossa.
V3 motor
1.mastication muscles
2.TT
3.TVP
4.ant belly dig
5.mylohyoid
What do we find in trigeminal ganglion
sensory neurons ( pain, touch, temp)
AKA trigeminal ganglion
semilunar and gasserian
CN VI function
GSE to lat rectus muscle
CN VI foramen
SOF
which CN has longest intracranial cource
abducens .. 1st nerve to be affevted by pressure
CN VI fibers originate
abducens nucleus in pons ( ventral to 4th ventricle )
CN VI fibers exit
border pons and medulla

called pontomedullary junction

course through cavernous sinus
which nerves exit at pontomedullary junction
VI
VII
VIII
U3 L6
..
CN VII function SVE
muscles of facial expression
branchial arch of facial exp ( post dig, stylohyoid, stapedius + platysma )
CN VII function GVE
psymp to lacrimal gland
sublingual and submandibular gland

psymp in pp ganglion and submand gln
CN VII function SVA
taste ant 2/3 tongue
CN VII function GSA
skin of ext ear and tympanic mb
CN VII foramen
enters int acustic meatus
transverse through facial canal
exits through stylomastoid foramen
CN VII GSA cell body sensory neuron resides
geniculate gln and enter brainstem through nervus intermedius
CN VIII function
SSA - audition & balance
CN VIII foramen
int acoustic meatus petrous temporal
cocklear nerve cell bodies located
spiral ganglion
( axons terminate cochlear nuclei)
vestibular nerve cell body located
vestibular ganglion
(axon terminate either in vestibular nuclear complex or project to cerebellum )
CN IX function SVE
stylopharygeus
CN IX function GVE
psymp parotid gland
via ls petrosal ( otic ganglion)
CN IX function SVA
taste post 1/3 tongue and pharynx
CN IX function GVA
carotid sinus and carotid body

pain touch temp ( eaustation tube )
CN IX function GSA
post 1/3 tongue, skin ext ear & meatus
CN IX foramen
jugular foramen
Which nerves exits post olivar sulcus
CN IX, X, XI,
CN X function GVE
psymp sm ms and glands of pharynx larynx and viscera of thorax and abdomen
CN X function SVE
sk ms of soft palate , parynx and larynx, 1 ext tongue ms
CN X function GVA
baroreceptors in aortic arch
chemoreceptors in aortic bodies
CN X function SVA
visceral sensation respiratory cardiovascular and gastrointestinal syst
CN X function GSA
post wall pharynx
CN X foramen
jugular
Vagus means
wandering
brain stem to L colic flexure
CN XI function
SVE - muscle larynx & pharynx, trapz and scm
CN XI foramen
jugular
CN XI cranial branch joins
vagus for larynx and pharynx
CN XI spinal branch
trapz and scm
CN XII function
GSE - muscles of tongue
CN XII foramen
hypoglossal canal