Cranial Nerves and Pathways

Organize each cranial nerve by type:

Groups:

(a) Sensory

,

(b) Motor

,

(c) Mixed

• Trochlear

• Vestibulocochlear

• Spinal Accessory

• Olfactory

• Abducens

• Facial

• Optic

• Trigeminal

• Hypoglossal

• Oculomotor

• Glossopharyngeal

• Vagus

The optic nerve from each eye merges to form the:

The Snellen Chart can be used to assess which of the following cranial nerves:

• Trochlear

• Olfactory

• Optic

• Oculomotor

Which cranial nerve is not involved in eye movement?

• Trochlear

• Abducens

• Oculomotor

• Hypoglossal

Match the cranial nerve with the method of assessment that corresponds with each one:

• Shine a light in the patient's eye

• Vagus

• Ask patient to sustain "ah"

• Spinal Accessory

• Stroke areas of the face with a swab

• Oculomotor

• As the patient to shrug their shoulders

• Facial

• Ask the patient to smile

• Trigeminal

Which of the following laryngeal muscles is NOT innervated by the Recurrent Laryngeal Nerve?

• Cricothyroid

• Thyroarytenoid

• Lateral Cricoarytenoid

• Posterior Cricoarytenoids

Which of the following is NOT a branch of the Trigeminal Nerve?

• Ophthalmic

• Maxillary

• Mandibular

• Facial

Match the impairment with the cranial nerve that may be impacted:

• XI

• Tongue deviation to the right

• V

• Soft Palate Deviation to the left

• III

• Strabismus

• X

• Shoulder droop

• XII

• Failure to identify stimulus presented to the face

Select all of the cranial nerves involved in TASTE sensation:

• V

• VII

• IX

• XII

When impacted, in what direction do the following structures move:

Groups:

(a) Toward the site of Lesion

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(b) Away from the site of lesion

• Soft palate

• Tongue

• Jaw