cn nuclei Flashcards

(35 cards)

1
Q

oculomotor nucleus

location
CN
signal type, function

A

medial midbrain
CN 3
motor- eye movement

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Edinger-Westphal nucleus

location
CN
signal type
function

A

medial midbrain, dorsal to oculomotor
CN 3
special efferent- parasympathetic preganglionic input to ciliary ganglion
pupil constriction/lens

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3
Q

trochlear nucleus

location
CN
signal type + muscle

A

midbrain at inferior colliculus, below oculomotor
CN 4
motor- superior oblique m.

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4
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Trigeminal motor nucleus

location
CN
signal type + muscles

A

midpons dorsal to principal sensory
CN 5
motor- muscles of mastication, tensor veli palatini m.

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5
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Trigeminal sensory nucleus

location
CN
signal type for each of the 3 locations

A

mesencephalon, pons, spinal
CN 5, 7, 9, 10, 11
sensory-
-mesencephalic = proprioception of mastication mm.
-principal = sensory from face
-spinal = face sensory + reflexes

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6
Q

abducens nucleus

location
CN
signal type + muscle

A

inferior dorsal midline of the pons
CN 6
motor- lateral rectus m.

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7
Q

facial motor nucleus

location
CN
signal type + muscle

A

inferior pons
CN 7
motor- facial expression and stapedius m.

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8
Q

superior salivatory nucleus

location
CN
signal type

A

pons, just above facial motor
CN 7
special efferent- parasympathetic preganglionic to submandibular + sublingual glands (via submandibular ganglion)

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9
Q

inferior salivatory nucleus

location
CN
signal type

A

pons just above pontomedullary jxn
CN 9
special efferent- parasympathetic preganglionic to parotid gland (via otic ganglion)

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10
Q

solitary nucleus

location
CN
signal type

A

dorsal medulla
CN 7, 9, 10
special afferent- taste, chemoreceptors, paroreceptors

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11
Q

vestibular nucleus

location
CN
signal type

A

pons/medulla
CN 8
special afferent- equilibrium

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12
Q

cochlear nucleus

location
CN
signal type

A

medulla
CN 8
special afferent- sound

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13
Q

nucleus ambiguus nucleus

location
CN
signal type (function + neuron type)

A

medulla
CN 9, 10, 11
motor- swallowing, speech
-parasympathetic- cardiac regulation

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14
Q

dorsal motor nucleus

location
CN
signal type

A

medulla
CN 10
parasympathetics to GI tract

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15
Q

spinal accessory nucleus

location
CN
signal type + muscles

A

spinal cord (C1-C5)
CN 11
motor- SCM m. and trapezius m.

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16
Q

hypoglossal nucleus

location
CN
signal type

A

medulla
CN 12
motor- tongue movement

17
Q

oculomotor n. (CN 3) uses what brainstem nuclei

A

oculomotor
Edinger-Westphal

18
Q

trochlear n. (CN 4) uses what brainstem nuclei

19
Q

trigeminal n. (CN 5) uses what brainstem nuclei

A

trigeminal motor
trigeminal sensory (mesencephalic, principal, spinal)

20
Q

abducens n. (CN 6) uses what brainstem nuclei

21
Q

facial n. (CN 7) uses what brainstem nuclei

A

facial motor
superior salivatory
solitary
trigeminal sensory

22
Q

vestibulocochlear n. (CN 8) uses what brainstem nuclei

A

vestibular
cochlear

23
Q

glossopharyngeal n. (CN 9) uses what brainstem nuclei

A

nucleus ambiguus
inferior salivatory
solitary
trigeminal sensory

24
Q

vagus n. (CN 10) uses what brainstem nuclei

A

nucleus ambiguus
dorsal motor nucleus
solitary
trigeminal sensory

25
accessory n. (CN 11) uses what brainstem nuclei
spinal accessory nucleus ambiguus trigeminal sensory
26
hypoglossal n. (CN 12) uses what brainstem nuclei
hypoglossal
27
parasympathetic ganglia for oculomotor n. (CN 3)
ciliary ganglion
28
parasympathetic ganglia for facial n. (CN 7)
pterygopalatine ganglion submandibular ganglion
29
parasympathetic ganglia for glossopharyngeal n. (CN 9)
otic ganglion
30
parasympathetic ganglia for vagus n. (CN 10)
many, unnamed
31
sensory ganglia for trigeminal n. (CN 5)
trigeminal (or semilunar) ganglion
32
sensory ganglia for facial n. (CN 7)
geniculate ganglion
33
sensory ganglia for vestibulocochlear n. (CN 8)
vestibular ganglion spiral ( or cochlear) ganglion
34
sensory ganglia for glossopharyngeal n. (CN 9)
superior glossopharyngeal ganglion inferior glossopharyngeal ganglion
35
sensory ganglia for vagus n. (CN 10)
superior vagal ganglion inferior vagal ganglion