cranial nerves Flashcards

(31 cards)

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functions of CN 1

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CN I = olfactory

SPECIAL sensory

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functions of CN 2

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CN 2 = optic

SPECIAL sensory

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functions of CN 3 (2)

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CN 3 = occulmotor

SOMATIC motor - to eye
VISCERAL motor - to eye [pupillary sphincter]

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4
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parasympathetic ganglion for CN 3 =

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ciliary ganglion

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5
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CN 4 enters cranial cavity via

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superior orbital fissure

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functions of CN 4

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SOMATIC motor - to eye

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7
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injury to CN4 results in

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diplopia when looking down as CN 4 is somatic motor to eye

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occulomotor nerve innervates muscles of eye:

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all muscles of eye except superior oblique and lateral rectus [[somatic]]

ciliary muscle and pupillary sphincter [[visceral]]

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9
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CN 4 innervates

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superior oblique of eye muscle. `

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10
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CN 6 function

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ABDUCENS

CN 6 function = somatic motor

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11
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CN 6 innervates

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lateral rectus muslce

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12
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injury to CN 6 =

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inability to abduct the affected eye

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CN 5 v1 function (6)

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CN5 V1 = ophthalmic n

SOMATIC sensory

  1. cornea
  2. eye lids
  3. forehead
  4. scalp
  5. nose
  6. nasal mucosa
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14
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CN 5V1 exits via

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superior orbital fissure

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15
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CN 5V2 exits via

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MAXILLARY nerve, exits via foramen rotundum

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16
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CN 5V2 function (7)

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somatic sensory

  1. upper lip
  2. skin of face
  3. maxillary teeth
  4. maxillary sinuses
  5. mucosa of nose
  6. nasopharynx
  7. palate
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CN 5 V3 function (7)

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  1. SOMATIC MOTOR = muscles of mastication
  2. somatic SENSORY
    - 1. mandibular skin
    - 2. mandibular teeth
    - 3. lower lip
    - 4. anterior 2/3 of tongue
    - 5. mucosa of mouth
    - 6. TMJ
    - 7. SIDE OF HEAD
18
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CN V5 V3 exits via

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foramen ovale

19
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CN 7 exits via

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stylomastoid foramen, via internal acoustic meatus

20
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CN 7 functions

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SPECIAL sensory - taste, anterior 2/3 of tongue

Somatic sensory: via geniculum of facial n, small area near ear [external meatus]

Visceral motor - via (para) ptyrogopalatine ganglion and submandibular ganglion

somatic motor: muscles of facial expression [posterior belly of digastric, stylohyoid, stapedius]

  • 6 terminal branches
    1. posterior auricular
    2. temporal
    3. zygomatic
    4. buccal
    5. mandibular
    6. cervical
21
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pterygopalatine ganglion inneravtes

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lacrimal gland, nasal gland, pharyngeal gland, and palatine glands

22
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submandibular glands innervate

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sublingual salivary and submandibular salivary

23
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CN 8 function

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SPECIAL SENSORY

Vesitubulocochlear
vestibular -> balance
cochlear -> hearing

24
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CN 8 exits via

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internal acoustic meatus

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CN 9 functions
glossopharyngeal - somatic - visceral motor - special sensory - somatic sensory - visceral sensory
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CN 9 exits via
jugular foramen
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CN 9 somatic motor
assist with swallow via STYLOPHARGYNUS
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CN 9 special sensory
taste, posterior 1/3 tongue
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CN 9 somatic sensory
somatic sensory = external ear, middle ear, oropharynx gag reflex?
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CN 9 visceral sensory
visceral sensory = carotid body and sinus
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CN 9 visceral motor
parasympathetic innervation to parotid gland via otic ganglion