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25 Cards in this Set
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Cranial nerve I is a sensory nerve. What is its name?
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Olfactory
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The optic nerve has what cranial nerve number?
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II
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Is cranial nerve III a sensory, motor, or mixed nerve?
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Motor
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Cranial Nerve IV is a motor nerve. What is its name?
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Trochlear
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The Trigeminal nerve is a mixed nerve. What cranial nerve # is it?
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5 (V)
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Is Cranial nerve VII sensory, motor, or mixed?
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Mixed
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Cranial nerve VI os a motor nerve. What is its name?
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Abducens
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What is the name of the 8th cranial nerve and what type of nerve is it?
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Vestibulo-cochlear, Sensory Nerve
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The glossopharyngeal nerve has what cranial nerve # and is what type of nerve?
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IX, Mixed
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Cranial nerve X is a mixed nerve. What is it called?
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Vagus
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The 11th cranial nerve is the spinal accessory nerve. What type of nerve is it?
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Motor
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What is the name of cranial nerve XII?
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Hypoglossal
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What nerve conveys smell to the brain and arises in the nasal mucosa?
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Olfactory Nerve
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What sensory nerve would be involved in delivering images of sight from the eyes to the brain?
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Optic Nerve
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What two cranial nerves originate in the midbrain and innervate muscles involving eye movement?
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Oculomotor and Trochlear Nerve
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What cranial nerve arises in the Pons and helps control eye movement?
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Abducens
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What cranial nerves are involved with speech, language, and hearing?
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V, VII-XII
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The trigeminal nerve is a mixed nerve the helps brings sensation to the face and assists in the muscles needed for mastication. Where does this nerve originate?
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Pons
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What nerve the originates in the pons brings taste from the anterior 2/3 of the tongue to the brainstem?
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Facial Nerve
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Damage to this sensory nerve will likely result in hearing loss, problems with balance or both. What nerve is it?
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Vestibulocochlear
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This mixed cranial nerve provides taste to the posterier 1/3 of the tongue and helps innervate the muscle responsible for raising and dilating the pharynx. What is it?
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Glossopharyngeal
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The vagus nerve is involved with swallowing, regulation of cardiac and pulmonary skills as well as the digestive system. Where does it originate?
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Medulla
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Damage to this cranial nerve will likely result in an inability to turn the head or elevate the shoulders. What nerve is it?
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Spinal accessory
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Damage to this nerve will likely result in paralysis of the tongue and diminished intelligibility. What nerve is it?
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Hypoglossal
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What cranial nerve controls muscles of the pharynx, larynx, and soft palate for phonation and resonance?
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Spinal accessory
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