Cranial Nerves I/II Flashcards

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CN III CN VII CN IX CN X

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Parasympathetics

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Parasympathetics

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CN III CN VII CN IX CN X

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CN III CN IV CN V(1) CN VI

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via superior orbital fissure

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CN VIII

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Auditory n. or acoustic n. or vestibulocochlear n. (SSA)

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CN IX

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Glossopharyngeal n.

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What does the anterior 2/3 of tongue?

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Facial n. VII

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What does the posterior 1/3 of tongue?

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CN IX

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What nerve goes through the jugular foramen?

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CN IX

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What nerve goes through the internal auditory meatus?

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CN VIII and CN VII

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10
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Which CN does the carotid sinus?

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CN IX

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What innervates the parotid gland, and hitches a ride on CN V?

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CN IX see GLOAP

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What nerve innervates the stylopharyngeous muscle?

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CN IX

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Where did the stylopharyngeous m. come from in deco?

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Gills

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14
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What n. carries most parasympathetics of all CN?

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CN X

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15
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Slows heart, speeds up digestion

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CN X

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Muscles of pharynx and larynx done by…

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CN X

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17
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SCM and trapezius m. by…

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CN XI

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18
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Can’t shrug. Can’t turn head to opposite side.

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Problem in XI

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All muscles ending in glossus are innervated by

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XII, except the palatoglossus which is done by CN X

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20
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Cut XII, then the tongue points towards

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cut nerve. you lick your wounds.

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21
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Name four GSA

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CN V: Trigeminal CN VII: Facial CN IX: Glossopharyngeal CN X: Vagus

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Name 4 SVA

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CN I: Olfactory n. CN VII: Facial N. CN IX: Glossopharyngeal n. CN X: Vagus n.

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Name 3 GVA

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CN VII CN IX CN X

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Name 4 GVE

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CN III CN VII CN IX CN X

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Name 5 SVE
CN V CN VII CN IX CN X CN XI
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Name 4 GSE
CN III CN IV CN VI CN XII
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What is the only nerve to exit from the dorsal surface of the brain?
CN IV: trochlear
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CN IV exits from what foramen?
Superior orbital fissure (like the oculomotor n.)
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Which cranial nerve?
Trigeminal CN V
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What are the 3 GSA nerves of the opthalmic division of CN V?
NFL 1. Nasociliary n. 2. Frontal n. 3. Lacrimal n.
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What nerve is GSA to the lacrimal gland?
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What nerve makes the lacrimal gland cry?
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What division contains the only motor branches of the trigeminal nerve?
V3 Maxillary
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Which nerve travels through the mandible and exits the mental foramen?
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What nerve provides GSA here?
CN V: trigeminal
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What innervates the muscles of mastication? Eg. Masseter, temporalis, lateral and medial pterygoids?
Trigeminal CN V
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Where did all these muscles originate from in development?
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Which trigeminal n. division passes through the superior orbital fissure?
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What division of the trigeminal n. is responsible for the "corneal reflex"?
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What nerve exits the foramen rotundum?
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What nerve exits the foramen ovale?
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CN VI abducens exits what foramen?
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What innervates the lateral rectus m.?
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Name 4 nerves that exit the superior orbital fissure
CN III CN IV CN V1 CN 6
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Which ganglion makes you cry and have a runny nose?
Pterogopalatine ganglion (from CN VII)
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What nerve hitches a ride with CN V to supply taste to the anterior 2/3rds of the tongue?
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III, VII, IX, X
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I, II, VIII
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IV, VI, XI, XII
Motor only CN
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What do CN III, VII, IX, X have in common?
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Name 3 CN that travel through the jugular foramen
CN IX CN X CN XI
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CN XII innervates all tongue muscles EXCEPT
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What innervates the posterior belly of the digastric muscle?
CN VII (facial)
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Stick a fork at your uvula. What nerve feels it?
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CN VII fibers that synapse in the pterygopalatine ganglion, and head towards the lacrimal gland, "hitch a ride" with what nerve?
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Pneumonic for facial nerve CN VII
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Anterior belly of the digastric m. is innervated by...
CN V3 (note: posterior belly is CN VII)
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Innervation of stylohyoid m.?
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Name 3 nerves that have sensory to ear pinna
V, VII, IX
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Which cranial nerve does taste at back of tongue?
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Pneumonic for GVE to parotid gland
GLOAP Glossopharyngeal n. uses Lesser petrosal n. to Otic ganglion, then Auriculotemporal to Parotid
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What ganglion does the lesser petrosal nerve (from CN IX) synapse with the auriculotemporal n. to the parotid?
Otic ganglion
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What nerve crosses across the stylopharyngeus m. like a "strip on a barbers pole"?
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Tongue pointing to right side.
Right side Lesion to CN XII
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SVA occurs in which CN? HINT: SVA is smell or taste
CN I (smell) CN VII (ant. 2/3 tongue taste) CN IX (post. 1/3 tongue taste) CN X (epiglottis tastebuds)