crainial N

Question 1

I

Answer 1

olfactory (sensory)

Question 2

II

Answer 2

optic (sensory)

Question 3

III

Answer 3

occulomotor (motor)

Question 4

IV

Answer 4

trochlear (motor)

Question 5

V

Answer 5

trigeminal (both)

Question 6

VI

Answer 6

abducens (motor)

Question 7

VII

Answer 7

facial (both)

Question 8

VIII

Answer 8

vestibulocochlear (sensory)

Question 9

IX

Answer 9

glossopharyngeal (both)

Question 10

X

Answer 10

vagus (both)

Question 11

XI

Answer 11

accessory (motor)

Question 12

XII

Answer 12

hypoglossal (motor)

Question 13

X and VII

Answer 13

opposite side deviation

Question 14

V and XII

Answer 14

same sided deviation

Question 15

damage to what nerve will result in:

damage: dilated pupil, lateral strabismus (lazy eye), ptosis (drooping eyelid)

Answer 15

occulomotor

Question 16

what nerve will causes issues walking downstairs

Answer 16

trochlear

Question 17

damage to what nerve will result in: difficult reading a news paper

Answer 17

trochlear (if not an option pick abducens)

Question 18

damage to what nerve will result in: issues looking for central to R side

Answer 18

abducens

Question 19

damage to what nerve will result in: impaired facial sensation, difficult opening a jar, and impaired corneal reflex

Answer 19

trigeminal

Question 20

dammaged to what N will result in: left sided tongue deviation, and atrophy

Answer 20

L hypoglossal N

Question 21

damage to what nerve will result in: change in voice quality, and L deviated uvula

Answer 21

Right vagus N

Question 22

damage to what N will result in the pt not being able to hold eyes closed against resistance

Answer 22

facial N

Question 23

damage to what N will result in the pt not being able to open eyes

Answer 23

occulomotor N

Question 24

what is the position of tuning fork for rhine test

Answer 24

next to ears

Question 25

what is position for tuning fork for weber test

Answer 25

on top of head

Question 26

air conduction vs bone conduction

Answer 26

AC>BC normal; BC>AC abnormal

Question 27

damage to what N will result in hyperacusis (sensitivity to sound), absence of corneal reflex, and decreased lacrimation

Answer 27

facial N

Question 28

damage to what nerve causes decreased sensation on tongue? taste on tongue?

Answer 28

trigeminal- sensation | facial- taste