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cranial n. I: name, type and function
-olfactory
-sensory
-smell
cranial n. II: name, type and function
-optic
-sensory
-vision
cranial n. III: name, type and function
-oculomotor
-motor
-eye movement, eyelid elevation, pupil constriction
cranial n. IV: name, type and function
-trochlear
-motor
-eye movement
cranial n. V: name, type and function
-trigeminal
-both
sensory- somatosensory info of face, tongue, and scalp
motor- chewing and clenching jaw (muscles of mastication)
cranial n. VI: name, type and function
-abducens
-motor
-eye movement
cranial n. VII: name, type and function
-facial
-both
sensory- taste
motor- facial expression, eye lid depression, salivation
cranial n. VIII: name, type and function
-vestibulocochlear
-sensory
-equilibrium, balance, hearing
cranial n. IX: name, type and function
-glossopharyngeal
-both
sensory- somatosensory info of tongue and throat
motor- swallowing (pharyngeal muscles), salivation
cranial n. X: name, type and function
-vagus
-both
sensory- somatosensory info of the ear, throat, thorax, and abdomen
motor- muscles of the pharynx and larynx
cranial n. XI: name, type and function
-accessory
-motor
-neck muscles (shoulder shrug, head rotation)
cranial n. XII: name, type and function
-hypoglossal
-motor
-tongue movement
where does sound pass into the skull?
external auditory meatus
temporomandibular (TMJ) joint: list the type of synovial joint and the points of articulation
-modified hinge
-condylar process of mandible and mandibular fossa of temporal bone
what motions are produced a the TMJ joint?
-elevation and depression
-right and left deviation
-protrusion and retraction
what are the structural and functional classifications of the sutures of the skull?
structural- fibrous joint
functional- synarthrotic joint
list the bones of the skull
-temporal bone
-parietal bone
-occipital bone
-frontal bone
list the bones of the orbit
-frontal bone
-sphenoid bone
-palatine bone
-zygomatic bone
-ethmoid bone
-lacrimal bone
-maxilla
what is the structure and function of the trachea?
-fibrocartilage
-transports, warms, and moistens air and propels foreign bodies out
what is the function of the nasal concha (turbinates)?
mixes, warms, and moistens air
what is the function of the sinus cavities?
pressurizes and shifts fluid
list the muscles of the eye and the CN that innervates them
-superior oblique rectus: CN IV
-inferior rectus: CN III
-medial rectus: CN III
-lateral rectus: VI