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1. The _____ sensory nucleus of CN V carry pain and temp, and is located in the _____ and extends into the upper cervical segments of the spinal cord. |
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2. CN V has these 3 divisions which come off the gasserain ganglion. |
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1) OPTHALMIC, 2) MAXILLARY, 3) MANDIBULAR |
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3. The ophthalmic division of CN V gives rise to these 4 branches which pass through the superior orbital foramen. |
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1) LACRIMAL, 2) ETHMOIDAL, 3) FRONTAL, 4) TROCHLEAR (PNEUMONIC LEFT) |
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4. The maxillary division of CN V divides into these 4 branches after exiting through the foramen rotundum. |
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1) PHARYNGEAL, 2) INFRAORBITAL, 3) NASOPLATINE, 4) ZYGOMATIC |
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5. The mandibular divison of CN V divides into the anterior and posterior divisions after exiting the skull via the _____. |
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6. Before the mandibular division of CN V divides, the trunk gives off one branch, which is the nerve to the _____. |
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7. The anterior mandibular division of CN V has these 4 terminal branches. |
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1) DEEP TEMPORAL NERVE, 2) NERVE TO LATERAL PTERYGOID, 3) NERVE TO MASSETER, 4) BUCCAL NERVE |
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8. All of the anterior mandibular branches of CN V are motor except for the _____ nerve which is sensory. |
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9. The posterior division of CN V gives rise to these 4 terminal branches. |
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1) AURICOTEMPORAL, 2) INFERIOR ALVEOLAR, 3) LINGUAL, 4) NERVE TO MYLOHYOID |
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10. All of the posterior mandibular branches of CN V are sensory except for the _____ nerve which is motor. |
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11. The _____ ganglion is attached to the ophthalmic division of CN V, and it receives parasympathetic fibers from the edinger-westphal nucleus via CN III. |
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12. The _____ ganglion is attached to the maxillary division of CN V which receives parasympathetic fibers from the superior salivary nucleus via CN VII. |
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13. The _____ ganglion is attached to the auricotemporal branch of the mandibular division of CN V, and it receives parasympathetic fibers from the inferior salivary nucleus of CN IX. |
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14. The _____ ganglion is attached to the lingual branch of the anterior division of the mandibular division, and it receives parasympathetic fibers from the superior salivary nucleus via CN VII. |
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15. CN _____ is a very mixed nerved with 4 different nuclei. |
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16. These are the 4 nuclei found in CN VII. |
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1) MOTOR NUCLEUS IN THE PONS, 2) SENSORY NUCLEUS, 3) SUPERIOR SALIVARY NUCLEUS, 4) SOLITARY TRACT NUCLEUS |
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17. The _____ nucleus of CN VII is involved in taste. |
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18. The motor nucleus of CN VII is located in the _____. |
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19. The motor nucleus of CN VII leaves the brain stem at the _____. |
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20. The motor nucleus of CN VII enters the skull via the _____ located in the temporal bone. |
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21. The motor nucleus of CN VII leaves the skull via the _____ located in the temporal bone. |
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22. CN VII carries motor fibers to the muscles of facial expression via these 5 branches. |
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1) TEMPORAL, 2) ZYGOMATIC, 3) BUCCAL, 4) MARGINAL MANDIBULAR, 5) CERVICAL |
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23. CN VII also innervates the _____ muscle in the middle ear, plus the muscles of the ear and the _____ belly of the digastric. |
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STAPEDIUS, POSTERIOR BELLY OF DIGASTRIC |
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24. CN VII conveys taste from the _____ of the tongue to the _____. |
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ANTERIOR 2/3; NUCLEUS SOLITARIUS |
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25. CN VII carries parasympathetic innervation from the superior salivary nucleus to the _____ and _____ salivary glands via the submandibular ganglion of _____. |
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SUBMANDIBULAR AND SUBLINGUAL; CN V3 |
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26. Taste and parasympathetic fibers are carried by the _____, which connects the facial nerve to the lingual branch of CN V3. |
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27. Sweet and sour taste of the tongue are tasted on the _____ of the tongue via CN _____. |
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28. Salt is tasted at the _____ of the tongue via CN _____. |
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29. Bitter is tasted at the _____ of the tongue via CN _____. |
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30. The facial nerve also carries a few general sensory afferent fibers from the skin of the external ear canal via the _____. |
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31. The general sensory afferent fibers from the skin of the external ear end in the _____ nucleus before crossing over the opposite side to synapse in the _____ nucleus of the thalamus. |
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TRIGEMINAL SENSORY NUCLEUS; VENTRAL POSTEIROR MEDIAL NUCLEUS |
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32. CN VIII has two distinct parts which are _____ (hearing) and _____ (balance). |
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33. The cochlear fibers of CN VIII arise from the central portions of the bipolar spiral ganglion cells of the _____ from the organs or corti found in the inner ear. |
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34. The cochlear fibers of CN VIII transverse in the _____ to reach the lateral aspect of the medulla. |
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35. The cochlear fibers of CN VIII terminate in the _____ and _____ in the medulla. |
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DORSAL AND VENTRAL COCHLEAR NUCLEI |
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36. The majority of the efferent fibers from the dorsal and ventral cochlear nuclei cross to the opposite side ending in the nuclei in the _____. |
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37. From the trapezoid body, fibers ascend through the _____. |
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38. From the inferior colliculus, fibers go to the _____ in the thalamus. |
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39. From the medial geniculate body, fibers sweep laterally to the primary auditory cortex which is located in the middle portion of the _____. |
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SUPERIOR TEMPORAL GYRUS (BROADMANN’S AREA 22) |
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40. The vestibular fibers of CN VIII arise from the _____, _____ and _____ in the inner ear. |
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SEMICIRCULAR CANALS, UTRICLE AND SACCULE |
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41. The vestibular fibers of CN VIII enter the _____ just medial to the cochlear division of CN VIII. |
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42. The vestibular fibers of CN VIII end in the_____ located in the floor of the 4th ventricle. |
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43. Many of the efferent fibers from the vestibular nuclei pass to the cerebellum through the _____. |
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INFERIOR CEREBELLAR PEDUNCLE |
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44. There are a small number of efferent fibers from CN III which end up on the _____ in the organ of corti in the inner ear. They are responsible for attenuating loud sounds. |
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45. CN IX contains motor fibers from the nucleus ambiguous to one muscle which is the _____. |
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46. Sensation from the posterior 1/3 of the tongue and pharynx travels to the sensory nucleus of _____. |
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47. CN IX carries taste from the posterior 1/3 of the tongue to the _____ in the medulla. |
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48. CN IX also carries parasympathetic innervation to the _____ via the otic ganglion of CN V3 from the inferior salivary nucleus in the medulla. |
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49. CN IX leaves the skull via the _____. |
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50. The carotid branch of CN IX runs down on the internal carotid artery to supply chemoreceptors of the _____ and baroreceptors of the _____. |
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CAROTID BODY AND THE CAROTID SINUS |
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