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Cranial nerves lecture

Erin Dacey KAAP309 AP English 17 cards

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  1. 1CN I (olfactory nerve)function: special sense of smell
    S/M/B: special sensory
    pathway: lines the mucosa of the nose and travels through the cribiform plate to enter the skull
  2. 2CN II (optic nerve)function: special sense of sight
    S/M/B: special sensory
    pathway: travel with the retina and enter the skull through the optic canal
  3. 3CN III (oculomotor nerve)*PARASYMPATHETIC!!! dilates pupil*
    function: innervate the extraocular muscles of the eye and dilate the pupil
    S/M/B: motor
    pathway: emerges from the midbrain and leaves the skull through the superior orbital fissure
  4. 4CN IV (trochlear nerve)function: innervate ONE extraocular eye muscle
    S/M/B: motor
    pathway: emerges from the dorsal side of the midbrain and exits the skull through the superior orbital fissure
  5. 5CN V1OPHTHALAMIC
    function: general sensory for the forehead, nose, and external surface of eyeball
    S/M/B: sensory
    pathway: receptors are distributed throughout the skin and enter the skull through the superior orbital fissure
  6. 6CN V2MAXILLARY
    function: general sensory for the temple, cheek, upper lip, and maxillary teeth
    S/M/B: sensory
    pathway: receptors are distributed throughout the skin and enter the skull through the foramen rotundum
  7. 7CN V3MANDIBULAR
    function: general sensory for the jaw line, lower lip, tongue, and mandibular teeth
    S/M/B: sensory and motor (for muscles of mastication)
    pathway: receptors are distributed throughout the skin and MoM and enter the skull through the foramen ovale
  8. 8CN VI (abducens nerve)function: innervate ONE extraocular eye muscle
    S/M/B: motor
    pathway: emerges from the pontomedullary junction and exits the skull through the superior orbital fissure
  9. 9what nerves innervate which extraocular eye musclesSO4 LR6 AO3
    CN IV- superior oblique m
    CN VI- lateral rectus m
    CN III- all other extraocular eye mm
  10. 10CN VII (facial nerve)*PARASYMPATHETIC!!! saliva & tear production*
    function: innervate motor muscles of facial expression, lacrimal and salivary glands, and special sense of taste (anterior 2/3)
    S/M/B: special sensory and motor
    pathway:
    motor: emerges from the brainstem and travels through the internal acoustic meatus to exit the skull through the stylomastoid foramen
    parasympathetics: emerges from the brainstem and travels through the internal acoutic meatus to exit the skull through the foramen lacerum
    sensory: travels from the anterior 2/3 part of tongue through the petrotympanic fissure and enters the brainstem through the internal acoustic meatus
  11. 115 branches of CN VIITemporal
    Zygomatic
    Buccal
    Mandibular
    Cervical
    (Ten Zoos Bought Mean Crocodiles)
  12. 12CN VIII (vestibulocochlear nerve)function: balance and special sense of hearing
    S/M/B: special sensory
    pathway: housed in the middle ear and travels through the temporal bone to enter the skull through the internal acoustic meatus
  13. 13CN IX (glossopharyngeal nerve)*PARASYMPATHETIC!!! saliva*
    function: motor innervation for the stylopharygneus muscle, special sense of taste to the posterior 1/3 of tongue, and general sensory for tongue
    S/M/B: special sensory and motor
    pathway: enters/exits the skull through the jugular foramen
  14. 14CN X (vagus nerve)*PARASYMPATHETIC!!! heart rate, breathing, etc*
    function: motor innervation to the muscles of the palate and pharynx, special sense of taste to the epiglottis, and general sensory to ear and throat
    S/M/B: special sensory and motor
    pathway: enters/exits the skull through the jugular foramen
  15. 15CN XI (spinal accessory nerve)function: motor innervation to the sternocleidomastoid and trapezius muscles
    S/M/B: motor
    pathway: enters the skull through the foramen magnum and exits the skull through the jugular foramen
  16. 16CN XII (hypoglossal nerve)function: motor innervation to muscles of the tongue
    S/M/B: motor
    pathway: exits the skull through the hypoglossal canal
  17. 17nerves that travel through the jugular foramenCN IX (glossopharyngeal)
    CN X (vagus)
    CN XI (spinal accesory)

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AP KAAP309 Flashcards on Cranial nerves lecture, created by Erin Dacey on 15/12/2021.
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