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Olfactory


Smell

2

Optic


Vision

3

Oculomotor


Eye movement, pupil size, focusing lens

4

Trochlear


Eye movement

5

Trigeminal


Sensations of head, chewing

6

Abducens


Eye movement

7

Facial


Face and scalp movement, salivation, tears, taste

8

Vestibulocochlear


Balance, hearing

9

Glossopharyngeal


Tongue movement, swallowing, salivation and taste

10

Vagus


Longest nerve going to organs and muscles

11

Accessory


Head movement


Accessory with vagus nerve

12

Hypoglossal


Touge Movement