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Cranial Nerves Flashcards

1
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name the 12 cranial nerves

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  1. Olfactory
    1. Optic
    2. Oculomotor
    3. Trochlear
    4. Trigeminal
    5. Abducens
    6. Facial
    7. Vestibulocochlear
    8. Glossopharyngeal
    9. Vagus
    10. Accessory
  2. Hypoglossal
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function of olfactory nerve

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smell

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3
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exit foramen of olfactory nerve

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cribiform plate

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4
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what type of info does olfactory carry

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sensory

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5
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where does olfactory nerve end

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temporal lobe - primary olfactory cortex

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where is the cribiform plate

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ethmoid bone

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7
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describe the course of the olfactory nerve

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olfactory epithelium in nasal cavity → olfactory bulb and tract → primary olfactory cortex

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function of optic nerve

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percieve light in the eye

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what type of info travels in optic nerve

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sensory

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10
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exit foramen of the optic nerve

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optic canal

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11
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describe the course of the optic nerve

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retina → optic nerve → optic chiasm → optic tract → lateral geniculate → optic radiations → visual cortex

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12
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functions of oculomotor nerve

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eye movement
dilates pupil
focuses lens

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what type of info is carried in the oculomotor nerve

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motor and autonomic

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14
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exit foramen of oculomotor nerve

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superior orbital fissure

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15
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describe the course of the oculomotor nerve

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anterior midbrain → lateral wall of cavernous sinus → through common tendinous ring → branches into superior and inferior branches

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16
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what muscles of eye movement are innervated by the oculomotor nerve

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levator palpebrae superioris
superior rectus
inferior oblique
inferior rectus
medial rectus

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17
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function of levator palpebrae superioris

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raises eyelid

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function of superior rectus

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elevates the eye

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19
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function of inferior oblique

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abducts eye

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20
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function of inferior rectus

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adducts and depresses eye

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21
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function of lateral rectus

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abducts eye

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function of medial rectus

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adducts eye

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23
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function superior oblique

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abducts and depresses

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function of sphincter muscle

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dilates pupil

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function of ciliary muscle

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focuses pupil

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26
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function of trochlear nerve

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movement of eye
superior oblique

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27
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what movement will someone with a trochlear nerve palsy not be able to do

A

look down and out

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28
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exit foramen of trochlear nerve

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superior orbital fissure

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29
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describe course of trochlear nerve

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posterior midbrain → lateral wall of cavernous sinus

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30
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is the trochlear nerve within or outwith th common tendinous ring

A

outwith

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31
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what type of info does the trochlear nerve carry

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motor

32
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where does the trigeminal nerve emerge

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from brainstem lateral to pons

33
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what type of info does the trigeminal nerve carry

A

sensory and motor and autonomic

34
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what are the branches of the trigeminal nerve

A

ophthalmic - V1
maxillary - V2
mandibular - V3

35
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where are the cell bodies of the trigeminal nerve found

A

trigeminal ganglion

36
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function of ophthalmic nerve

A

sensation to skin about eye and nasal cavity
dilates pupil

37
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what type of info is carried in the ophthalmic nerve

A

sensory and autonomic

38
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what is the exit foramen of the ophthalmic nerve

A

superior orbital fissure

39
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describe course of ophthalmic nerve

A

lateral wall of cavernous sinus
3 branches before exit

40
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what are the 3 branches of the ophthalmic nerve

A

nasociliary
lacrimal
frontal

41
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functions of the maxillary nerve

A

sensation to skin between eye, mouth and maxillary teeth
autonomic innervation to lacrimal, nasal palatine and pharyngeal glands

42
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what type of info travels in maxillary nerve

A

autonomic
sensory

43
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what is the exit foramen for the maxillary nerve

A

foramen rotundum

44
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describe the course of the maxillary nerve

A

2 branches → pterygopalatine fossa → 4 more branches

45
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what is the function of the mandibular nerve

A

sensation to the temporal region and mandibular teeth
autonomic to salivary glands
muscles of mastication

46
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course of mandibular nerve

A

6 branches

47
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exit foramen of mandibular nerve

A

foramen ovale

48
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function of abducens nerve

A

movement of eye - lateral rectus

49
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exit foramen of abducens nerve

A

superior orbital fissure

50
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is abducens nerve within or outwith common tendinous ring

A

within

51
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what type of info does abducens nerve carry

A

motor

52
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functions of facial nerve

A

movement of muscles of facial expression
salivary and lacrimal glands
taste

53
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what type of info travels in facial nerve

A

sensory, motor and autonomic

54
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what are the branches of the facial nerve

A

temporal
zygomatic
buccal
mandibular
cervical

55
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what are the entrance and exit foramen of the facial nerve

A

enters internal acoustic meatus
exits in the stylomastoid foramen

56
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describe the course of the facial nerve

A

3 x 90 degree turns within facial canal of temporal bone

57
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function of vestibulocochlear nerve

A

balance and hearing

58
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what type of info does vestibulocochlear nerve carry

A

sensory

59
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exit foramen of vestibulocochlear nerve

A

doesn’t exit as innervated within the bone

60
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where does vestibulocochlear nerve enter the bone

A

internal acoustic meaus

61
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what nerve does the vestibulocochlear nerve travel with

A

facial nerve

62
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what are the functions of the glossopharyngeal nerve

A

sensation to oropharynx, middle ear, carotid body and sinus and posterior third of tongue
motor to stylopharyngeus muscle
autonomic to parotid gland

63
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exit foramen of glossopharyngeal nerve

A

jugular foramen

64
Q

describe course of glossopharyngeal nerve

A

runs between internal jugular and common carotid a. in the neck

65
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what are the 6 branches of the glossopharyngeal nerve

A

tympanic
stylopharyngeus
tonsillar
pharyngeal
lingual
carotid

66
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what type of info does the glossopharyngeal nerve carry

A

sensory, motor and autonomic

67
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functions of vagus nerve

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sensation to ear, larynx and pharynx
movement of pharynx and larynx
parasympathetic to heart and digestive organs

68
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what is the exit foramen of the vagus nerve

A

jugular formaen

69
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what type of info does vagus nerve carry

A

sensory motor and autonomic

70
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function of accessory nerve

A

movement of sternocleidomastoid and trapezius

71
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what is the exit foramen of accessory nerve

A

jugular foramen

72
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what is the function of the hypoglossal nerve

A

movement of tongue, speech and swallowing

73
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what type of info travels in hypoglossal nerve

A

motor

74
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exit foramen of hypoglossal nerve

A

hypoglossal foramen

75
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describe course of hypoglossal nerve

A

descends in neck lateral to ICA and ECA

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