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Which Nucleus is most lateral?

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Vestibular

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The Paravertebral ganglias are…

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Lateral to the vertebral bodies

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Which extraocular nucleus comes from the Pons?

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Abducens

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Which ganglion is responsible for the pupillary reflex?

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Ciliary

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What nerve arises from T10-T11?

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Lesser Splanchnic N.

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The ends of the Paravertebral ganglias is called?

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Ganglion Impar

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Optic nerve begins in development from the___

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Diencephalon

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“Special” means that they were derived from the____

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Pharyngeal Arches

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Taste, is the functional component?

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SVA

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Olfactory nerve travels up through the

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Cribiform Plate

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To regenerate Olfactory receptors it takes

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2 months

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Olfactory nerve receptors are where?

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Nasal Epithelia

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These axons make up the olfactory tract?

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Mitral Cell

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Main output neuron of the olfactory bulb is____

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Mitral Cell

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The white part of the eye is called____

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Sclera

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Many are located at the Fovea Centralis…

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Cones

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The Blind spot (Optic Disc) is where ganglion cell Axons come together and form the___

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Optic Nerve

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C.N. IX is the____

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Glossopharyngeal N.

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The Abducens nerve goes through the

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Superior Orbital Fissure

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What exits the brainstem caudal to the inferior colliculus?

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Trochlear N.

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Which fluid bathes the Optic Nerve?

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CSF

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This cranial nerves parasympathetic component for the abdominal viscera____

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Vagus

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Cranial nerve that is Lateral?

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Trigeminal

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What nerve has branches that attach to all of the cranial parasympathetic ganglion, even though it has no parasympathetic component itself?

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Trigeminal

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What is the optic Nerve derived from?
Diencephalon
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"Special" means that nerves are derived from?
Pharyngeal Arches
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Smell is a part of what functional component?
SVA
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Where are Olfactory Nerve receptors found?
Nasal Epithelia
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How long does it take to regenerate Olfactory receptors?
2 Months
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What axons make up the olfactory tract?
Mitral Cells
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What is located at the Fovea Centralis (of the eye) in large numbers?
Cones
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The blind spot (Optic Disc) is where ganglion cells axons come together to form the____
Optic Nerve
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Cranial Nerve IX is known as what?
Glossopharyngeal Nerve
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Where does the trochlear nerve exit the skull from?
Superior Orbital Fissure
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What cranial nerve exits the brainstem caudal to the inferior Colliculus?
Trochlear Nerve
36
What fluids bathe the Optic Nerve?
CSF
37
What is the white part of the eye?
Sclera
38
What is responsible for compensatory eye movement?
Superior Olivary Nucleus
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Where is the steriocillia embedded?
Tectorial Membrane
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Which cranial nerve exits ventral on the midbrain?
Oculomotor Nerve
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Which Cranial Nerve is lateral to the Ciliary Ganglion?
Abducens N.
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What functional component is the Dorsal Nucleus of Vagus associated with?
GVE
43
Where are the auditory receptors located?
Spiral Organ
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What fluid is in the Scala Tympani?
Perilymph
45
Which statement is false?
Lateral retinal fibers cross anterior commissure
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Name for the pinna (auricle)?
Helix
47
What nerve innervates the Inferior Oblique muscle?
Oculomotor N.
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What is the presynaptic ganglion for the Oculomotor N.?
Edinger Westphal Nucleus
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Which nucleus is most lateral?
Vestibular
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The Paravertebral ganglias are____
lateral to the vertebral bodies
51
Which extraocular nucleus comes from the Pons?
Abducens
52
Which ganglion is responsible for the pupillary reflex____
Ciliary
53
Arises from T10-T11?
Lesser Splanchnic N.
54
The ends of the Paravertebral ganglias is called
Ganglion Impar
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Optic Nerve begins in development from the ____
Diencephalon
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"Special" means that they were derived from the _____
Pharyngeal Arches
57
Taste, is the functional component of
SVA
58
Olfactory nerve receptors are where?
Nasal Epithelia
59
To regenerate Olfactory receptors it takes
2 Months
60
Olfactory nerve travels up through the
Cribiform Plate
61
These axons make up the olfactory tract?
Mitral Cell
62
Main output neuron of the olfactory Bulb?
Mitral Cell
63
The white part of the eye is called?
Sclera
64
Many of these are located at the Fovea Centralis
Cones
65
The blind spot (optic Disc) is where ganglion cell Axons come together and form the____
Optic Nerve
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Cranial Nerve IX is____
Glossopharyngeal N.
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The Abducens nerve goes through the
Superior Orbital Fissure
68
Exits the brainstem caudal to the inferior colliculus?
Trochlear N.
69
Which fluid bathes the Optic Nerve?
CSF
70
This cranial nerves parasympathetic component for the abdominal viscera?
Vagus N.
71
Cranial nerve that is Lateral?
Trigeminal N.

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