CRANIAL NERVE LOCATIONS/LEISONS🧠2️⃣

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define CN V/5 (motor trigeminal)’s location

Location: Motor nucleus in dorsolateral tegmentum at mid-pons level

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define CN VII/7 (Facial Nucleus)’s location

Location: caudal pons

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define CN IX/9, X/10, XI/11 (Nucleus Ambiguus)’s location

Location: Nucleus ambiguus in ventrolateral reticular formation of the medulla

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define CN XII/12 (Hypoglossal)’s location

Location: motor nucleus in the floor of the medullary part of the fourth ventricle

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define CN V/5 (motor trigeminal)’s leison symptoms

Lesion symptoms (V3/mandibular branch):

  1. Paralysis of ipsilateral jaw-closing muscles

  2. impaired ipsilateral Eustachian tube opening

  3. altered ipsilateral sound perception

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define CN VII/7 (Facial Nucleus)’s leison symptoms

Lesion symptoms (CN VII/7/facial nerve):

  1. Facial muscle weakness or paralysis (Bell’s palsy)

  2. Hyperacusis due to stapedius muscle paralysis

  3. Symptoms may improve over 1–2 months, depending on cause

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define CN IX/9, X/10, XI/11 (Nucleus Ambiguus)’s leison symptoms

Lesion symptoms (CN IX/9, X/10, XI/11):

  1. Rostral lesion: dysphagia from ipsilateral pharyngeal muscle paralysis

  2. Caudal lesion: paralysis of ipsilateral soft palate and larynx

  3. Bilateral lesions: more severe effects, may require tracheostomy

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define CN XII/12 (Hypoglossal)’s leison symptoms

Lesion symptoms (CN XII/12/hypoglossal nerve):

  1. Ipsilateral paralysis and atrophy of tongue muscles

  2. Tongue deviates toward the side of the lesion upon protrusion

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what are LEISON SYMPTOMS

when a nerve or nucleus becomes damaged, and it affects function

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what do we mean when we are discussing a cranial nerve’s location?

Location is where a nerve’s nucleus sits

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What is a nerve’s nucleus?

where a nerve’s cell bodies, the neurons’ cores, are located

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<p>what CN is the picture showing?</p>

what CN is the picture showing?

FACIAL NUCLEUS (CN VII/7)

<p><span style="color: rgb(33, 2, 2);">FACIAL NUCLEUS (CN VII/7)</span></p>
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<p>what CN is the picture showing?</p>

what CN is the picture showing?

HYPOGLOSSAL (CN XII/12)

<p><span style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0);">HYPOGLOSSAL (CN XII/12)</span></p>
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<p>what CN is the picture showing?</p>

what CN is the picture showing?

NUCLEUS AMBIGUUS - CNs IX, X, AND XI

<p><span style="color: rgb(17, 5, 5);">NUCLEUS AMBIGUUS - CNs IX, X, AND XI</span></p>
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<p>what CN is the picture showing?</p>

what CN is the picture showing?

TRIGEMINAL (CN V/5)

<p><span style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0);">TRIGEMINAL (CN V/5)</span></p>