C Cranial nerves Flashcards

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Where are cranial nerve nuclei?

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in brainstem

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Where are the sensory nuclei located?

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laterally

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Where is the motor nuclei located?

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medially

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What is cranial nerve I?

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olfactory nerve

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What is the location of CN 1?

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olfactory bulbs, tracts and forebrain

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What foramen does the CN 1 pass through?

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cribiform plate

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What is the function of CN 1?

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smell = olfaction

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What is the test for CN 1?

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offer familiar smell - orange

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What is CN II?

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Optic nerve

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What is the location for CN II?

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Optic chiasma, optic tract and diencephalon

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What foramen does CN II pass through?

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optic canal

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What is the function of CN II?

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vision

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13
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Where are the olfactory and the optic nerve derived from?

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Forebrain

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14
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What is CN III?

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Occulomotor nerve

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What is the location of the CN III?

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pontomesencephalic junction

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What is the foramen for CN III?

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Superior orbital fissure

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17
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What is the function of CN III?

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4/6 Extraoccular muscles

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18
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What is the test for CN III?

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follow finger

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19
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What is CN IV?

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trochlear nerve

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20
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What is location for CN IV?

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dorsal midbrain

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What foramen does CN iV run through?

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superior orbital fissure

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What is the function of CN IV?

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superior oblique (SO4)

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What is the test for CN IV?

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follow finger test

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What is CN VI?

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Abducens

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What is location for CN VI?
pontomedullary junction
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What is the foramen for CN VI?
superior orbital fissure
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What is the function of CN VI?
Lateral rectus (LR6)
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What is the test for CN VI?
follow finger test
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What is CN V?
Trigeminal nerve
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What are the division for CN V?
V1 - opthalmic nerve V2 - Maxillary nerve V3 - mandibular nerve
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What is the location for CN V1?
Pons
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What foramen does CN V1 go through?
Superior orbital fissure
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What is the function of V1?
Sensation from upper face - eye
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What is the test for V1?
cotton wool test
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What is the location for V2?
Pons
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What foramen does V2 run through?
foramen rotundum
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What is the function of V2?
sensation for middle face
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What is the test for V2?
Cotton bud on cheek
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What is the location for V3?
pons
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What foramen does V3 go through?
foramen ovale
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What is the function of V3? (2)
1. sensation form lower face | 2. motor of muscles of mastication
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What are the tests for V3? (3)
1. clench teeth and feel muscle mass 2. cotton bud on jaw 3. jaw jerk reflex
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What are the 4 autonomic ganglia associated with the trigeminal nerve?
1. ciliary ganglion 2. pterygopalatine 3. submandibular 4. otic
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What is CN VII?
facial nerve
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What is the location of CN VII?
cerbellopontine angle
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What foramen does CN VII go through?
internal acoustic meatus
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What is the function of CN VII? (3)
1. muscles of facial expression 2. Taste to anterior 2/3rds of tongue 3. Parasympathetic to all gland except parotid
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What is CN VIII?
vestibulocochlear nerve
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What is the location for CN VIII?
cerbellopontine angle
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What foramen does CN VIII go through?
internal acoustic meatus
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What is the function of CN VIII?
hearing and balance
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What are the tests for CN VIII?
Rinnes and Webers
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What is CN IX?
Glossopharyngeal
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What is the location of CN IX?
1. posterolateral sulcus of the medulla | 2. lateral to the olives
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What foramen does CNIX run through?
jugular foramen
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What is the function of CN IX and what is the test? (5)
1. swallowing 2. parasympathetic to parotid 3. taste to posterior 1/3 of tongue 4. cutaneous sensation from ear 5. sensation from carotid body Gag reflex
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What is CN X?
Vagus nerve
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What is the location for CN X ?
1. posterolateral sulcus of medulla | 2. lateral to olives
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What is foramen does CN X run through?
jugular foramen
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What is the function of CN X? (3)
1. muscles from pharynx and larynx 2. parasympathetic to thoracic and GI 3. taste from epiglottis and palate
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What is CN XI?
Accessory
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What is the location for CN XI? (2)
1. caudal medulla | 2. rostral spinal cord
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What foramen does the CN XI run through?
jugular foramen
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What is the function of CN XI? (2)
1. motor to SCM | 2. motor to trapezius
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What is the test for CN XI?
shrug shoulders and rotate head
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What is CN XII?
hypoglossal nerve
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What foramen doe stye hypoglossal nerve run through?
hypoglossal canal
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What is the function of the hypoglossal nerve?
Motor to muscles of the tongue
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What is the location of CN XII go through?
anterolaterla sulcus between the olives and pyramids
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What is the text for CN XII?
protrude tongue