Cranial Nerves

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Olfactory Nerve

Cranial nerve 1

*purely sensory

*sense of smell

<p>Cranial nerve 1</p><p>*purely sensory</p><p>*sense of smell</p>
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Optic Nerve

Cranial Nerve II

*purely sensory

*sense of sight

<p>Cranial Nerve II</p><p>*purely sensory</p><p>*sense of sight</p>
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Oculomotor Nerve

Cranial Nerve III

*purely motor

*stimulates the ciliary smooth muscle - constrict pupil and bend lens (parasympathetic funcion

*moves eyeyball by controlling 4 eye skeletal muscles: medial rectus, inferior rectus, superior rectus, and inferior oblique

*attaches to the brainstem

*tested to check for brainstem activity (pupils fixed and dilated means that it is not functioning properly)

<p>Cranial Nerve III</p><p>*purely motor</p><p>*stimulates the ciliary smooth muscle - constrict pupil and bend lens (parasympathetic funcion</p><p>*moves eyeyball by controlling 4 eye skeletal muscles: medial rectus, inferior rectus, superior rectus, and inferior oblique</p><p>*attaches to the brainstem </p><p>*tested to check for brainstem activity (pupils fixed and dilated means that it is not functioning properly)</p>
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Trochlear Nerve

Cranial Nerve IV

*moves eyeball by controlling the superior oblique skeletal muscle

<p>Cranial Nerve IV</p><p>*moves eyeball by controlling the superior oblique skeletal muscle</p>
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Trigeminal Nerve

*Cranial Nerve V

*responsible for sense of feeling on the face (three branches - forehead, upper jaw, and lower jaw)

<p>*Cranial Nerve V</p><p>*responsible for sense of feeling on the face (three branches - forehead, upper jaw, and lower jaw)</p>
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Abducens Nerve

Cranial Nerve VI

*purely motor

*moves eyeball (abducts it) by controlling the lateral rectus eye muscle

<p>Cranial Nerve VI</p><p>*purely motor</p><p>*moves eyeball (abducts it) by controlling the lateral rectus eye muscle</p>
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Facial Nerve

Cranial nerve VII

*Sensory - sense of taste for the front of the tongue. *Somatic Movement of the facial expression skeletal muscles

*parasympathetic stimulation of salivary and lacrimal glands.

<p>Cranial nerve VII</p><p>*Sensory - sense of taste for the front of the tongue. *Somatic Movement of the facial expression skeletal muscles </p><p>*parasympathetic stimulation of salivary and lacrimal glands.</p>
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vestibulocochlear nerve

cranial nerve VIII

*purely sensory

*carries balance information and hearing to the temporal lobe for processing

<p>cranial nerve VIII</p><p>*purely sensory</p><p>*carries balance information and hearing to the temporal lobe for processing</p>
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glossopharyngeal nerve ("tongue and pharynx")

Cranial nerve IX.

*Sense of taste for the back of the tongue. *Somatic movement of the skeletal muscles for swallowing

*Parasympathetic stimulation of the parotid salivary glands.

*carries baroreptor information from the carotid sinuses

<p>Cranial nerve IX. </p><p>*Sense of taste for the back of the tongue. *Somatic movement of the skeletal muscles for swallowing </p><p>*Parasympathetic stimulation of the parotid salivary glands.</p><p>*carries baroreptor information from the carotid sinuses</p>
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Vagus nerve ("wanderer")

Cranial nerve X.

*Sensory information from the internal organs -- particularly notable for connecting GI activity with the brainstem, and for carrying baroreceptor information from the heart to the brainstem.

*Parasympathetic motor for internal (visceral) organs - slows heart, dilates bronchi, stimulates GI organs, etc.

<p>Cranial nerve X. </p><p>*Sensory information from the internal organs -- particularly notable for connecting GI activity with the brainstem, and for carrying baroreceptor information from the heart to the brainstem.</p><p>*Parasympathetic motor for internal (visceral) organs - slows heart, dilates bronchi, stimulates GI organs, etc.</p>
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accessory nerve

Cranial Nerve XI

*purely somatic motor to move trapezius and sternocleidomastoid

<p>Cranial Nerve XI</p><p>*purely somatic motor to move trapezius and sternocleidomastoid</p>
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hypoglossal ("under tongue")

Cranial Nerve XII

*purely somatic motor

*controls tongue skeletal muscles

<p>Cranial Nerve XII</p><p>*purely somatic motor</p><p>*controls tongue skeletal muscles</p>