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Cranial Nerves Flashcards

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olfactory type

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special sensory

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optic type

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special sensory

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oculomotor types

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somatic motor, visceral motor (parasympathetic)

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trochlear type

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somatic motor

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opthalmic type

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somatic (general) sensory

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maxillary type

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somatic (general) sensory

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mandibular types

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somatic (general) sensory), somatic (brachial) motor

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facial types

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somatic (branchial) motor, special sensory, somatic (general) sensory, visceral motor

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vestibulocochlear type

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special sensory

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glossopharyngeal types

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somatic (branchial) motor, visceral motor (parasympathetic), visceral sensory, special sensory, somatic (general) sensory

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vagus types

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somatic (branchial) motor, visceral motor, visceral sensory, special sensory, somatic (general) sensory

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spinal accessory type

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somatic motor

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hypoglossal type

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somatic motor

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olfactory nerve cell bodies

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olfactory cells (olfactory epithelium)

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optic nerve cell bodies

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retina (ganglion cells)

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oculomotor nerve cell bodies: somatic motor

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midbrain (nucleus of oculomotor nerve)

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oculomotor nerve cell bodies: visceral motor

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pre: midbrain post: ciliary nucleus

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trochlear nerve cell bodies

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midbrain (nucleus of trochlear nerves)

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opthalmic, maxillary, and mandibular somatic sensory nerve cell bodies

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trigeminal ganglion. synapse: sensory nucleus of trigeminal nerve

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mandibular somatic (branchial) motor nerve cell bodies

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pons (motor nucleus of trigeminal nerve)

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abducens nerve cell bodies

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pons (nucleus of abducens nerve)

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facial somatic (brachial) motor nerve cell bodies

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pons (motor nucleus of facial nerve)

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facial special sensory nerve cell bodies

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geniculate ganglion. synapse: nuclei of solitary tract

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facial somatic (general) sensory nerve cell bodies

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geniculate ganglion. synapse: sensory nucleus of trigeminal nerve

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facial visceral motor nerve cell bodies

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pre: pons (superior salivatory nucleus) post: pterygopalatine ganglion, submandibular ganglion

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vestibular nerve cell bodies

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vestibular ganglion. synapse: vestibular nuclei

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cochlear nerve cell bodies

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spiral ganglion. synapse: cochlear nulei

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glossopharyngeal somatic (branchial) motor nerve cell bodies

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medulla (nucleus ambiguus)

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glossopharyngeal visceral motor nerve cell bodies

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pre: medulla (inferior salivatory nucleus) post: otic ganglion

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glossopharyngeal special sensory and visceral sensory nerve cell bodies

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sensory ganglion (nuclei of solitary tract)

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glossopharyngeal somatic (general) sensory nerve cell bodies

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sensory ganglion (synapse: sensory nucleus of CNV)

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vagus somatic (branchial) motor nerve cell bodies

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medulla (nucleus ambiguus)

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vagus visceral motor nerve cell bodies

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pre: medulla post: neurons in or near viscera

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vagus special sensory and visceral sensory nerve cell bodies

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inferior ganglion. synapse: nuclei of solitary tract

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vagus somatic (general) sensory nerve cell bodies

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superior ganglion. synapse: sensory nucleus of trigeminal nerves

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spinal accessory nerve cell bodies

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spinal cord!

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hypoglossal nerve cell bodies

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medulla

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olfactory exit

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foramina of cribriform plate

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optic exit

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optic canal

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oculomotor, trochlear, opthalmic, abducent exit

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superior orbital fissure

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maxillary exit

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foramen rotundum

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mandibular exit

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foramen ovale

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facial exit

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internal acoustic meatus, facial canal, stylomastoid foramen

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vestibulocochlear exit

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internal acoustic meatus

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gloassopharyngeal, vagus, spinal acessory eit

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jugular foramen

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hypoglossal exit

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hypoglossal canal

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olfactory action

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smell

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optic action

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vision (retina)

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oculomotor somatic motor action

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superior, inferior and medial rectus, inferior oblique and levator palpebra superioris.

turns eyeball superiorly, inferiorly, medially, raises superior eyelid

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oculomotor visceral motor action

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parapsympathetic to sphinter pupillae and ciliary muscle, constricts pupil and accomodates lens.

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trochlear action

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motor to superior oblique, assists in turning eye inferiolaterally (or inferiorly when adducted.)

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opthalmic action

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sensation: cornea, skin of forehead, scalp, eyelids, nose; mucosa of nasal cavity and paranasal sinuses

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maxillary action

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sensation: skin of face over maxilla, maxillary teeth & sinus, nose mucosa, & palate

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mandibular somatic (general) sensory action

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sensation: skin over mandible, mandibular teeth, TMJ, mucosa of mouth, anterior (front) 2/3 tongue

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mandibular somatic (branchial) motor action

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motor to muscles of mastication, mylohyoid & anterior digastric belly, tensor veli palatini and tensor tympani

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abducent action

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motor to lateral rectus, turns eye laterally

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facial somatic (branchial) action

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motor to facial expression muscles and scapl, stapedius of middle ear, posterior belly of the digastric

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facial special sensory action

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taste front anterior (front) 2/3 of tongue

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facial somatic (general) sensory action

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sensation: skin of external acoustic meatus

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facial visceral motor action

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parasympathetic to glands: submandibular, sublingual, lacrimal, glands of nose and palate

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vestibular action

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position and movement of head

62
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semicircular ducts, utricle, saccule

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inner ear, where balance comes from

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cochlear action

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hearing (from spiral organ)

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glossopharyngeal somatic (branchial) motor action

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motor to stylopharyngeus to assist in swallowing

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glossopharyngeal visceral motor action

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parasympathetic: parotid gland

66
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glossopharyngeal special sensory action

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taste from posterior third of tongue

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glossopharyngeal somatic (general) sensory actions

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sensation: eternal ear, pharynx, middle ear

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glossopharyngeal visceral sensory action

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carotid body and sinus

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vagus somatic (branchial) motor action

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motor to pharyngeal constrictors, (except stylopharyngeus) intrinsic muscles of larynx, muscles of palate (except tensor veli palatini) striated muscle of superior esophagus

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vagus visceral motor action

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parasympathetic to smooth muscle of trachea, brochi, digestive tract, and cardiac muscle

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vagus visceral sensory action

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visceral sensation from base of tongue, pharynx, larynx, trachea, bronchi, heart, esophagus, stomach, intestine

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vagus special sensory action

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taste from epiglottis and palate

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vagus nerve somatic (general) sensory action

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sensation: auricle, external acoustic meatus, dura mater of posterior cranial fossa

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spinal accessory action

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motor to SCM and trapezius

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hypoglossal action

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motor to intrinsic and extrinsic tongue (except palatoglossus).

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parasympathetic ganglion of the head

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ciliary, pterygopalatine, submandibular, otic

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ciliary ganglion is attached to _____ but comes from _____

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V1 (nasociliary branch), CNIII

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pterygopalatine ganglion is attached to _____ but comes from _____

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V2, CNVII (greater petrosal)

79
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submandibular ganglion is attached to _____ but comes from _____

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V3 (lingual branch), CNVII (chorda tympani branch)

80
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otic ganglion is attached to _____ but comes from _____

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V3, IX, lesser petrosal nerve

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trigeminal ganglion

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GA, CNV.

in middle cranial fossa

82
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mesencephalic nucleus

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GA, CNV

within the brain (displaced cells of trigeminal ganglion)

83
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geniculate ganglion

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GA, SA, CNVII

in facial canal

84
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cochlear ganglion

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SA, CNVIII

in canal around modiolus, base of spiral lamina

85
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vestibular ganglion

A

SA, CNVIII

outer part of internal acoustic meatus

86
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ganglion of IX (superior and inferior)

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GA, SA

in jugular foramen

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ganglion of X

A

GA, SA

in and below jugular foramen

88
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salvitory nucleus

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where salivary parasympathetics synapse in the CNS

inferior: parotid (IX) (otic ganglion)
superior: all the rest (VII) (submandibular and pterygopalatine ganglion)

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nucleus ambiguus

A

in medulla,

where motor nerve of IX and X come from

90
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solitary tract

A

where special sensory VII

and somatic/special sensoty IX and X synapse

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tenor velli palatini

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tenses palate to keep liquid out of pharynx

mandibular nerve

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tenor tympani

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tenses tympani

mandibular nerve

93
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palatoglossus

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helps to swallow, prevents choking

vagus nerve

94
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last midbrain cranial nerve

A

IV

95
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divides pons and medulla cranial nerves

A

VIII, emerges from pontomedullary junction

96
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what is weird about VII, IX, X somatic sensory nerves?

A

synapse on trigeminal sensory nucleus

97
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sympathetics passing through ganglion:

ciliary (V1 nasociliary)

A

internal carotid plexus

around opthalmic artery

98
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sympathetics passing through ganglion:
pterygopalantine
(V2 maxillary)

A

internal carotid plexus

deep petrosal artery

99
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sympathetics passing through ganglion:
submandibular
(V3) lingual

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external carotid plexus (facial artery plexus)

100
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sympathetics passing through ganglion:
otic
(V3 mandibular)

A

external carotid plexus

middle meningeal plexus

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