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A&P Cranial nerves & functions

for the 2nd lab celebration.

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Cranial nerve IOlfactory
Cranial nerve IIOptic
Cranial nerve IIIOculomotor
Cranial nerve IVTrochlear
Cranial nerve VTrigeminal
Cranial nerve VIAbducens
Cranial nerve VIIFacial
Cranial nerve VIIIVestibulocochlear
Cranial nerve IXGlossopharyngeal
Cranial nerve XVagus
Cranial nerve XIAccessory
Cranial nerve XIIHypoglossal
Olfactory nerve functions?Sensory: Smell
Optic nerve functions?Sensory: Vision
Oculomotor nerve functions?Motor: Movement of eyelid and eyeball, accommodation of lens for near vision, and constriction of pupil. Sensory: Proprioception (muscle sence).
Trochlear nerve functions?Motor: Movement of eyeball. Sensory: Proprioception (muscle sense).
Trigeminal nerve functions?Motor: Chewing. Sensory: Conveys sensations for touch, pain, and temperature from structures supplied; Proprioception (muscle sense)
Abducens nerve functions?Motor: Movement of eyeball. Sensory: Proprioception (muscle sense)
Facial nerve functions?Motor: Facial expression and secretion of saliva and tears. Sensory: Proprioception (muscle sense) and taste.
Vestibulocochlear nerve functions?Sensory: Conveys impulses associated with hearing and equilibrium.
Glossopharyngeal nerve functions?Motor: Secretion of saliva. Sensory: Taste and regulation of blood pressure; Proprioception (muscle sense).
Vagus nerve functions?Motor: Visceral muscle movement. Sensory: Sensations from organs supplied; Proprioception (muscle sense).
Accessory nerve functions?Motor: Cranial portion mediates swallowing; spinal portion mediates movement of head. Sensory: Proprioception (muscle sense).
Hypoglossal nerve functions?Motor: Movement of tongue during speech and swallowing. Sensory: Proprioception (muscle sense).
Recite the pneumonic for remembering the cranial nerves and name them.On old olympus' towering top a fat virgin got vain and happy. Olfactory Optic Oculomotor Trochlear Trigeminal Abducens Facial Vestibulocochlear Glossopharyngeal Vagus Accessory Hypoglossal


Bob P.

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