helps eyes to "aduct" move out

Lateral movement of eye

motor=1 extra occular muscle (lateral rectus)

problem w/ this would cause eye to turn inward (esotropia/crossed eyes)

motor= sternoclaidomastoid  and trapezius

Prob: weakness in turning head toward opposite side

mixed nerve 

motor= tongue muscles

prob: atrophy of the tongue, dysarthria

raise eyelid, direct eyeball, constrict iris, control lens shape

motor=4 extraocular muscle (superior rectus, medial rectus, inferior rectus, and inferior oblique)

prob: strabismus (eyes not faced forward), ptosis (eyes drop down)

sense of smell (bipolar)

sensory= smell from the olfactory epithelium

prob cause: anosmia (cant smell)

impulses for vision

sensory= vision from retina of eye

prob: anopsia (no sight)

sensory= vision from the retina of the eye

problems: anopsia(cant see)

sensory for various areas of the face, motor fibers for mastication

both

sensory= face, mouth, teeth, jaws

motor= chewing muscles and tensor tympani

prob: atrophy of mastication muscles and facial anesthesia

sensory= balance from vestibule and hearing from the cochlea

prob: dysequilibrum and deafness

ACE inhibitor

prevents angiotension

1 from creating angiotension

2 which would make your blood vessels constrict which raises your blood pressure (therefore blockeing it u lower blood pressure)