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26 Cards in this Set

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CN I
-Olfactory
-Sensory
-Relays Smell
-Enters through Olfactory Foramina in Cribiform Plate
-Odor dissolves in mucus -->interact with dendrites --> create action potential
-Olfactory Bulb: beginning of tact that leads to brain (where nerves collect)
CN II
-Optic
-Sensory
-Vision
-Enters through optic canal
-Retina --> optic ganglia --> optic nerve --> optic chiasma --> thalamus --> optic radiations --> primary visual cortex of occipital lobe
CN III
-Oculomotor
-Mixed
-Sensory & motor to 4 of the 6 extrinsic eye muscles
-Superior Orbital Fissure
-Parasympathetic to intrinsic eye muscles --> accomadation (change lens shape)
CN IV
-Trochlear
-Mixed
-Somatic sensory & motor to one of extrinsic eye muscles
-Superior Orbital Fissure
CN V
-Trigeminal
-Mixed
-Major function is sensory nerves of face; motor for mastication (masseter muscle)
1)Opthalmic Branch: superior orbital fissure
2)Maxillary Branch: Foramen Rotundum
3)Mandibular Branch: Foramen Ovale
CN VI
-Abducens
-Mixed
-Somatic sensory & motor to last extrinsic eye muscle (lateral abduction)
-Superior Orbital Fissure
CN VII
-Facial
-Mixed
-Major motor nerve for facial muscles
-Sensory from Anterior 2/3 of tongue
-Innervates submandibular & sublingual salivary glands
-Enters Internal acoustic meatus
-Exits stylomastoid foramen
CN VIII
-Vestibilocochlear
-Sensory
-balance & equilibrium; hearing
-Enters Internal Acoustic Meatus
CN IX
-Glossopharyngeal
-Mixed
-Sensory from tonsils & middle ear (feeling of sore throat or ear ache)
-Sensory from Posterior 1/3 of tongue
-monitors blood pressure in carotid sinus
-parasympathetic to parotid salivary gland
-Jugular Foramen
CN X
-Vagus
-Mixed
-80-85% of parasympathetic efferent in body (almost all thoracic & abdominal cavity)
-Jugular Foramen
CN XI
-Spinal Accessory
-Mixed
-ONLY spinal root; derives from cervical plexus
-Sensory from & motor to sternocleidomastoid & trapezius
-Jugular Foramen
CN XII
-Hypoglossal
-Mixed
-Somatic motor & sensory
-Intrinsic muscles of tongue
-Swallowing & speech
-Hypoglossal Canal
Inferior Rectus Muscle
-Oculomotor Nerve (CN III)
-Eye looks down
Superior Rectus Muscle
-Oculomotor Nerve (CN III)
-Eye looks up
Medial Rectus Muscle
-Oculomotor Nerve (CN III)
-Eye looks medially
Inferior Oblique Muscle
-Oculomotor Nerve (CN III)
-Eye rolls, looks up laterally
Lateral Rectus Muscle
-Abducens Nerve (CN VI)
-Eye looks laterally
Superior Oblique Muscle
-Trochlear Nerve (CN IV)
-Eye rolls, looks down laterally
Acuity
-sharpness of a visual image
-Snellen Eye Test
Astigmatism
-abnormal curvature of cornea
-are lines wavy or different darkness
Accomodation
-ability to adjust focusing apparatus to account for changes in distance
Presbyopia
-ability for lens to accommodate decreases as we age
Convergence
-medial movement of eyes to focus on near object
Blind Spot
-point of optic disc, where there are no photoreceptors
Color Blindness
-color vision deficiency
Binocular Vision
-Gives depth perception