HEENT Mnemonic
Cranial Nerve Flashcards
Card 1
Front: What is the cranial nerve mnemonic? Back: "Oh, Oh, Oh, To Touch And Feel Very Good Velvet, Ah Heaven!"
Card 2
Front: What does "Oh" represent in the mnemonic (first one)? Back: CN I - Olfactory (Smell)
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Front: What does "Oh" represent in the mnemonic (second one)? Back: CN II - Optic (Visual acuity, visual fields)
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Front: What does "Oh" represent in the mnemonic (third one)? Back: CN III - Oculomotor (Pupillary reactions)
Card 5
Front: What does "To" represent in the mnemonic? Back: CN IV - Trochlear (Extraocular movements)
Card 6
Front: What does "Touch" represent in the mnemonic? Back: CN V - Trigeminal (Facial sensation and jaw movement)
Card 7
Front: What does "And" represent in the mnemonic? Back: CN VI - Abducens (Extraocular movements)
Card 8
Front: What does "Feel" represent in the mnemonic? Back: CN VII - Facial (Facial movements and symmetry)
Card 9
Front: What does "Very" represent in the mnemonic? Back: CN VIII - Vestibulocochlear (Hearing)
Card 10
Front: What does "Good" represent in the mnemonic? Back: CN IX - Glossopharyngeal (Swallowing, rise of soft palate, gag reflex)
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Front: What does "Velvet" represent in the mnemonic? Back: CN X - Vagus (Swallowing, rise of soft palate, gag reflex)
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Front: What does "Ah" represent in the mnemonic? Back: CN XI - Accessory (Shoulder and neck movements)
Card 13
Front: What does "Heaven" represent in the mnemonic? Back: CN XII - Hypoglossal (Tongue symmetry and position)
Card 14
Front: What is CN I and what does it test? Back: CN I = Olfactory nerve. Tests: Smell
Card 3
Front: What is CN II and what does it test? Back: CN II = Optic nerve. Tests: Visual acuity, visual fields (peripheral vision)
Card 4
Front: What is CN III and what does it test? Back: CN III = Oculomotor nerve. Tests: Pupillary reactions
Card 5
Front: What is CN IV and what does it test? Back: CN IV = Trochlear nerve. Tests: Extraocular movements
Card 6
Front: What is CN V and what does it test? Back: CN V = Trigeminal nerve. Tests: Facial sensation and jaw movement
Card 7
Front: What is CN VI and what does it test? Back: CN VI = Abducens nerve. Tests: Extraocular movements
Card 8
Front: What is CN VII and what does it test? Back: CN VII = Facial nerve. Tests: Facial movements and symmetry
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Front: What is CN VIII and what does it test? Back: CN VIII = Vestibulocochlear nerve. Tests: Hearing
Card 10
Front: What is CN IX and what does it test? Back: CN IX = Glossopharyngeal nerve. Tests: Swallowing, rise of soft palate, gag reflex
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Front: What is CN X and what does it test? Back: CN X = Vagus nerve. Tests: Swallowing, rise of soft palate, gag reflex
Card 12
Front: What is CN XI and what does it test? Back: CN XI = Accessory nerve (Cranial Accessory). Tests: Shoulder and neck movements
Card 13
Front: What is CN XII and what does it test? Back: CN XII = Hypoglossal nerve. Tests: Tongue symmetry and position
Card 14
Front: Which cranial nerves test extraocular movements? Back: CN III (Oculomotor), CN IV (Trochlear), and CN VI (Abducens)
Card 15
Front: Which cranial nerves are involved in swallowing and gag reflex? Back: CN IX (Glossopharyngeal) and CN X (Vagus)
Card 16
Front: What does "Oh" represent in the mnemonic (first one)? Back: CN I - Olfactory (Smell)
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Front: What does "Oh" represent in the mnemonic (second one)? Back: CN II - Optic (Visual acuity, visual fields)
Card 18
Front: What does "To" represent in the mnemonic? Back: CN IV - Trochlear (Extraocular movements)
Card 19
Front: What does "Touch" represent in the mnemonic? Back: CN V - Trigeminal (Facial sensation and jaw movement)
Card 20
Front: What does "Heaven" represent in the mnemonic? Back: CN XII - Hypoglossal (Tongue symmetry and position)