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Where does the sensory nucleus of the facial nerve originate?
Where does the sensory nucleus of the facial nerve originate?
- In the medulla (correct)
- In the hypothalamus
- In the pons
- In the midbrain
Which part of the facial nerve arises from the parasympathetic and sensory nuclei?
Which part of the facial nerve arises from the parasympathetic and sensory nuclei?
- Geniculate ganglion
- Motor part
- Facial canal
- Sensory and parasympathetic parts (Nervus intermedius) (correct)
Where does the facial nerve bend and pass downward in the posterior wall of the middle ear?
Where does the facial nerve bend and pass downward in the posterior wall of the middle ear?
- At the superior salivary nucleus
- At the internal auditory meatus
- At the stylomastoid foramen
- At the geniculate ganglion (correct)
Which nucleus of the facial nerve is located in the pons?
Which nucleus of the facial nerve is located in the pons?
Where does the facial nerve curve around to enter the posteromedial surface of the parotid gland?
Where does the facial nerve curve around to enter the posteromedial surface of the parotid gland?
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Facial nerve sensory nucleus origin
Facial nerve sensory nucleus origin
The sensory nucleus of the facial nerve originates in the medulla.
Nervus intermedius function
Nervus intermedius function
The parasympathetic and sensory parts of the facial nerve arise from the Nervus intermedius.
Facial nerve bend location
Facial nerve bend location
The facial nerve bends and passes downward in the middle ear's posterior wall at the geniculate ganglion.
Facial nerve motor nucleus location
Facial nerve motor nucleus location
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Facial nerve path to parotid gland
Facial nerve path to parotid gland
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Study Notes
Facial Nerve
- The sensory nucleus of the facial nerve originates in the geniculate ganglion.
- The parasympathetic and sensory nuclei give rise to the nervus intermedius, a part of the facial nerve.
- The facial nerve bends and passes downward in the posterior wall of the middle ear at the genu of the facial nerve.
- The motor nucleus of the facial nerve is located in the pons.
- The facial nerve curves around the posterior belly of the digastric muscle to enter the posteromedial surface of the parotid gland.
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