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Nerves from first arch

Trigeminal

Muscles from first arch

mastication (masseter, temporalis, ptyergoids)


mylohyoid


anterior belly of digastirc


tensor tympani


tensor veli palatini

Skeletal structures from first arch

malleus


incus


ligaments from first arch

anterior ligament of malleus


sphenomandibular ligament

nerves of second arch

Facial n.

Muscles of 2nd arch

muscles of facial expression


stapedius


stylohyoid


posterior belly of digastric

Bones of 2nd arch

stapes


styloid process


lesser horn of hyoid


upper body of hyoid


Ligaments of 2nd arch

stylohyoid ligament

Nerve of 3rd arch

glossopharyngeal

muscles of 3rd arch

stylopharyngeus

bones of 3rd arch

greater horn of hyoid


lower body of hyoid


Nerves of 4th and 6th arch

superior laryngeal (X)


recurrent laryngeal (X)

Muscles of 4th and 6th arch

cricothyroid


levator veli palatini


pharyngeal constrictors


intrinsic laryngeal muscles


striated esophageal muscles

skeletal structures of 4th and 6th arch

thyroid cartilage


cricoid cartilage


artyneoid cartilage


corniculate cartilage


cunieform cartilage

CN I

Telencephalon

CN II

diencephalon

CN III

mesencephalon (midbrain) leaves in interpeduncular fossa b/w superior cerebellar a. and posterior cerebral a.

CN IV

mesencephalon (dorsal aspect)

CN V

pons (arises on pons somewhat laterally) has a large sensory root and smaller motor root

CN VI

pons (exits at pontomedullary jxn) medial most nerve at pontomedulalry jxn

CN VII

pons (arises lateral to VI) cerebellopontine angle

CN VIII

medulla at pontomedullary angle somewhat lateral

CN IX

medulla (posterior to the inferior olive)

CN X

medulla (posterior to inferior olive, inferior to CN IX)

CN XI

medulla (sort of. arises in cervical spinal cord, goes in through foramen magnum then out jugular foramen with CN IX,X)

CN XII

medulla (anterior to inferior olive)