cranial nerves

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Mapa Mental sobre cranial nerves, criado por Danielle Morley em 11-01-2014.
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cranial nerves
  1. CN I: olfactory
    1. (S) function: smell
      1. origin: olfactory receptor neurons in olfactory mucosa
        1. location: cribriform plate of ethmoid bone
    2. CN II: optic
      1. (S) function: vision
        1. origin: retinal ganglion cells
          1. location: optic canal
      2. CN III: occulomtor
        1. (M) function: most eye movements, pupillary constriction
          1. origin: midbrain (anterior aspect)
            1. location: superior orbital fissure
        2. CN IV: trochlear
          1. (M) function: superior oblique (depresseseye and rotates laterally)
            1. origin: midbrain (dorsal/ posterior aspect)
              1. location: superior orbital fissure
          2. CN V- trigeminal
            1. (S+M) function: sensation from face, muscles of mastication
              1. V1: opthalmic
                1. (S) function: sensation from forehead, nose
                  1. origin: pons
                    1. location: superior orbital fissure
                2. V2: maxillary
                  1. (S) function: sensation from cheeks, upper lip
                    1. origin: pons
                      1. location: foramen rotundum
                  2. V3: mandibular
                    1. (S+M) function: sensation from chin, jaw, mouth, muscles of mastication
                      1. origin: pons
                        1. location: foramen ovale
                3. CN VI: abducens
                  1. (M) function: lateral rectus (abducts the eye)
                    1. origin: pons (nuclei underlying floor of 4th ventricle)
                      1. location: superior orbital fissure
                  2. CN VIII: vestibulocochlear
                    1. (S) function: proprieception; acoustic branch: hearing, vestibular branch: equilibrium
                      1. origin: CB pontine angle, lateral to CN VII
                        1. location: internal acoustic canal
                    2. CN IX: glossopharyngeal
                      1. (S+M) function: taste (posterior 1/3 of tongue), sensation from tonsils, senses carotid BP from carotid arteries and sinus, stylopharyngeus (swallowing, larynx, pharynx), parotid gland secretion (salivary gland back of mouth)
                        1. origin: medulla
                          1. location: jugular foramen
                      2. CN VII: facial
                        1. (S+M) function: taste (anterior 2/3 of tongue), muscles of facial expression, lacrimal + salivary gland secretion
                          1. origin: pons (CB pontine angle) above olive, medial to CN VIII
                            1. location: runs through acoustic canal, then through facial canal, exiting at stylomastoid foramen
                        2. CN X: vagus
                          1. (S+M) function: taste (epiglottis), sensation from meninges, pharynx, senses aortic BP at aortic arch, muscles in pharynx and larynx, parasympathetic (ie rest and digest) fibres to heart, lungs, digestive tract
                            1. origin: medulla (posterolateral sulcus)
                              1. location: jugular foramen
                          2. CN XI: (spinal) accessory
                            1. (M) function: trapezius and sternocleidomastoid (shrug and head movements)
                              1. origin: cranial and spinal roots
                                1. location: jugular foramen
                            2. CN XII: hypoglossal
                              1. (M) function: tongue muscles (speech articulation and swallowing/bolus formation)
                                1. origin: medulla
                                  1. location: hypoglossal canal

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