Question: Match each of the following descriptions with the appropriate cranial nerve. Each cranial nerve m…
Show transcribed image text Match each of the following descriptions with the appropriate cranial nerve. Each cranial nerve may be used more than once. Each description has only one answer unless otherwise specified. connects to the midbrain (2 answers) 2 connects to the pons (4 answers) 3. connects to the medulla (4 answers) 4 connects to both the medulla and the pons 5 has spinal rootlets 6. largest cranial nerve 7 chief parasy path nerve 8. acts upon extrinsic eye muscles for eye movement (3 answers) 9 acts for the process of swallowing (4 answers) 10. acts upon superior oblique muscle 11. mixed, motor portion acts upon muscles of mastication (chewing) 12. motor, acts upon intrinsic eye muscles for accommodation and pupil constriction/dilation 13. purely sensory, transmits visual information 14. mixed, sensory portion transmits skin sensations of the face 15. mostly sensory, has both a medullary and pontine portion 16. mixed, motor portion acts upon muscles of the face for creating facial expressions 17. spinal portion acts upon the sternocleidomastoid and trapezius 18. acts to move the tongue 19. motor portion is important for salivation and swallowing 20 transmission of taste (gustation) (3 answers) 21 transmission from the vestibular apparatus 22. transmission from the organ of Corti 23 transmi sion from the retina 24. transmission from the olfactory bulb
Match each of the following descriptions with the appropriate cranial nerve. Each cranial nerve may be used more than once. Each description has only one answer unless otherwise specified. connects to the midbrain (2 answers) 2 connects to the pons (4 answers) 3. connects to the medulla (4 answers) 4 connects to both the medulla and the pons 5 has spinal rootlets 6. largest cranial nerve 7 chief parasy path nerve 8. acts upon extrinsic eye muscles for eye movement (3 answers) 9 acts for the process of swallowing (4 answers) 10. acts upon superior oblique muscle 11. mixed, motor portion acts upon muscles of mastication (chewing) 12. motor, acts upon intrinsic eye muscles for accommodation and pupil constriction/dilation 13. purely sensory, transmits visual information 14. mixed, sensory portion transmits skin sensations of the face 15. mostly sensory, has both a medullary and pontine portion 16. mixed, motor portion acts upon muscles of the face for creating facial expressions 17. spinal portion acts upon the sternocleidomastoid and trapezius 18. acts to move the tongue 19. motor portion is important for salivation and swallowing 20 transmission of taste (gustation) (3 answers) 21 transmission from the vestibular apparatus 22. transmission from the organ of Corti 23 transmi sion from the retina 24. transmission from the olfactory bulb
