Ch12 - Brainstem - Cranial Nerves

Which cranial nerves pass through the Auditory Canal?

Which cranial nerves pass through the Jugular Foramen?

CN I :: [blank_start]Cribriform Plate[blank_end] CN V1 :: [blank_start]Superior Orbital Fissure[blank_end] CN V2 :: [blank_start]Foramen Rotundum[blank_end] CN V3 :: [blank_start]Foramen Ovale[blank_end] CN XII :: [blank_start]Hypoglossal Foramen[blank_end]

CN i :: [blank_start]Ansomnia[blank_end] CN V :: [blank_start]Tix Douloureaux[blank_end] CN VII :: [blank_start]Bell's Palsy[blank_end] CN VIII :: [blank_start]Meninere's Disease[blank_end] CN IX :: [blank_start]Glossopharyngeal Neuralgia[blank_end] CN X :: [blank_start]Aphonia[blank_end]

The face receives sensory innervation and motor innervation from what CN’s?

Which cranial nerves are involved in taste?

Which cranial nerves provide sensory stimuli from the tongue and mouth?

What cranial nerves innervate the pharynx and larynx to provide sensory and motor innervation? Pharynx Sensation: [blank_start]CN IX[blank_end] and [blank_start]CN X[blank_end] Pharynx Motor: [blank_start]CN X[blank_end] Larynx Sensation and Motor: [blank_start]CN X[blank_end]

Which cranial nerves provide sensation for the ear?

CN V and CN VII provide motor innervation to the ear.

CN V and CN VII provide sensation for the Meninges.

CN I – [blank_start]Olfactory[blank_end] CN II – [blank_start]Optic[blank_end] CN III – [blank_start]Oculomotor[blank_end] CN IV – [blank_start]Trochlear[blank_end] CN V – [blank_start]Trigeminal[blank_end] CN VI – [blank_start]Abducens[blank_end] CN VII – [blank_start]Facial[blank_end] CN VIII – [blank_start]Vestibulocochlear[blank_end] CN IX – [blank_start]Glossopharyngeal[blank_end] CN X – [blank_start]Vagus[blank_end] CN XI – [blank_start]Spinal Accessory[blank_end] CN XII - [blank_start]Hypoglossal[blank_end]