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GC Cranial Nerves

Crainial Nerves in order with description

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NI Olfactory Nerve, attached to the cerebrum, Special Sensory (smell)
NII Optic Nerve, attached to Diencephalon, Special Sensory (sight)
NIII Ocular Motor Nerves, coordination of L & R eye movement, intrinsic eye muscles change diameter of the pupil, eyelid movement
NIV Trochlear Nerve, allows you to look down/to the side
NVI Abducens Nerves, attaches to the pons, abduction of the eye
NV Trigeminal Nerve, largest, sensory info from head/face, motor control for mastication
VII Facial Nerve, sensory-proprioception of facial muscles, deep pressure in the face/taste anterior 2/3 of the tongue, superficial muscles of the scalp/face, deep muscles by the ear
VIII Vestibulocochlear Nerves, acoustic nerve, also maintains balance/equilibrium
IX Glossopharygeal Nerves, attaches to sensory nuclei in Medulla Oblongata, swallowing, post 1/3 tongue,innerates salivary glands
X Vagus Nerve, control smooth/cardiac muscle, aids in swallowing
XI Accessory Nerves, originates in the anterior gray horn of cervical spine, aids in swallowing, control of vocal cords, sternocliedo mastoid/trapezious muscles
XII Hypoglossal Nerve, originates in Medulla Oblongata, voluntary control of the tongue
V,VII,IX,X mixed nerves
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