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Submandibular and sublingual gland salivary glands

Facial nerve

Cornea

Ophthalmic nerve of trigeminal maxillary

Maxillary teeth

Maxillary division

Sensation over the skin of mandible

Mandibular nerve

Motor lateral rectus

Abducen nerve

Motor lateral rectus

Abducen nerve

Motor muscles of facial expression and scalp

Facial nerve

Motor lateral rectus

Abducen nerve

Motor muscles of facial expression and scalp

Facial nerve

General sensation from the skin of both aspect of auricle

Facial nerve

Motor lateral rectus

Abducen nerve

Motor muscles of facial expression and scalp

Facial nerve

General sensation from the skin of both aspect of auricle

Facial nerve

Sensation TMJ

Mandibular nerve

Motor lateral rectus

Abducen nerve

Motor muscles of facial expression and scalp

Facial nerve

General sensation from the skin of both aspect of auricle

Facial nerve

Sensation TMJ

Mandibular nerve

Motor: superior oblique

Trochlear nerve

Motor to extrinsic and intrinsic muscles except for palatoglossus

Hypoglossal nerve

Carotid body and sinus

Glossopharyngeal

Carotid body and sinus

Glossopharyngeal

Hearing from the spiral organ

Cochlear branch of vestibulocochlear

Sensation to lower lip

Mandibule

Inferior rectus

Oculomotor

Motor to constrictor muscles of the pharynx

Vagus nerve

Motor to stylopharyngeus

Glossopharyngeal nerve