Chapter 21: Cranial Nerves
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36 Terms
what is 1
optic nerve
what is 2
trochlear nerve
what is 3
abducens nerve
what is 4
vestibulocochlear nerve
what is 5
vagus nerve
what is 6
accessory nerve
what is 7
olfactory bulb
what is 8
olfactory tract
what is 9
oculomotor nerve
what is 10
trigeminal nerve
what is 11
facial nerve
what is 12
glossopharyngeal nerve
what is 13
hypoglossal nerve
what is indicated nerve
optic nerve
what is indicated nerve
oculomotor
what is indicated nerve
trochlear
what is indicated nerve
trigeminal
what is indicated nerve
abducens
what is indicated nerve
facial
what is this indicated nerve
vestibulocochlear
what is indicated nerve
glossopharyngeal
what is indicated nerve
vagus
what is indicated nerve
accessory
this indicated cranial nerve functions in ____, manipulation of food, swallowing
speech
the trochlear nerve is primarily _____
motor
the trigeminal nerve is _____
sensory and motor
the abducens nerve is primarily ____
motor
the facial nerve is ____
sensory and motor
the vestibulocochlear primary function is ____
sensory
the glossopharyngeal nerve is _____
sensory and motor
the vagus nerve is _____
sensory and motor
the hypoglossal nerve is primarily _____
motor
the accessory nerve is primarily ____
motor
injury to this nerve causes Bell’s palsy - a loss of taste, decreased salivation, and loss of ability to close eyes
facial
injury to this nerve causes loss of taste sensation, decreased salivation, and difficulty swallowing
glossopharyngeal
injury to this nerve causes paralysis of vocal cords, interferes with swallowing, increased heart rate, and interrupts sensation from organs
vagus
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