Quiz 3 Flashcards
What nerve innervates superior oblique?
trochlear
what are the 3 divisions of trigeminal nerve?
opthalmic, maxillary, mandibular
which division of trigeminal is motor?
mandibular
what nerve innervates orbicularis occuli?
facial
what nerve is responsible for opening your eye?
oculomotor
what nerve is responsible for closing your eye?
facial
what nerve doesn’t have a filtering mechanism?
olfactory
what nerve innervates lateral rectus?
abducens
what nerves are involved in the coordination of eye movements?
abducens (m), trigeminal (s), oculomotor (m), trochlear (m)
If you move your eyes to the right without turning your head, what nerves and muscles are you using?
you are using lateral rectus on the right side, abducens and the left eye turns medially so you are using medial recuts, which is innervated by the oculomotor nerve so you are using oculomotor and abducens together
What are the five divisions of facial nerve?
temporal, mandibular, zygomatic, buccal, cervical, in addition to the posterior belly of the digastric (all motor)
What is the sensory part of facial?
Sense of taste
Vestibulocochlear is important for what two things?
Balance/coordination and auditory
what is the most important aspect of glossopharyngeal?
Sensory to gag reflex
the sensory input for glossopharygneal comes from what three structures?
walls of your pharyngeal muscles (pharyngeal region, uvula, tonsils)