Cranial Nerves Quiz

Olfactory Nerve = Function of smell Trochlear Nerve = Innervates the superior oblique muscle of the bulb Facial Nerve = Innervates the muscles of the face, ear, and scalp, and contains some taste neurons Vagus Nerve = Innervating the soft palate and larynx, and being the main part of the parasympathetic system

Occulomotor Nerve = Movement of two-thirds of the eye muscles and the levator muscle of the upper eyelid Trigeminal Nerve = Sensory roots innervate the eyes, mucus of the mouth, nose, teeth, and the front part of the tongue Abducens Nerve = Innervates the external rectus eye muscle for sensory and motor function Glossopharyngeal Nerve = Innervates the last third of the tongue and is responsible for taste

Optic Nerve = Heads to the eye and intersects at the chiasma optic point Auditory Nerve = Consists of vestibular nerve for maintaining balance and spiral nerve for hearing process Glossopharyngeal Nerve = Innervates last third of tongue and is responsible for taste Vagus Nerve = Characterized by its extension to chest and abdomen

<p>Occulomotor Nerve = Responsible for movement of two-thirds of eye muscles and levator muscle of upper eyelid Trochlear Nerve = Innervates superior oblique muscle of bulb Trigeminal Nerve = Motor roots innervate masseter muscles Facial Nerve = Innervates muscles of face, ear, and scalp</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Olfactory Nerve = Nourishes nose and performs function of smell Trigeminal Nerve = Sensory roots innervate eyes, mucus of mouth, nose, teeth, and front part of tongue Abducens Nerve = Innervates external rectus eye muscle for sensory and motor function Auditory Nerve = Responsible for hearing process</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Occulomotor Nerve = Facial Nerve = Vagus Nerve = Glossopharyngeal Nerve =</p> Signup and view all the answers