CRANIAL NERVES

• sends sensory informaton to your brain about smell?

  olfactory nerve
• sensory nerve that involves vision?

  optic nerve
• what is the two types of oculomotor?

  • muscle function
  • pupil response
• provides motor function to the 4 of 6 muscles around eyes, helps eyes to move and focus to one object?

  muscle function
• control the size of the pupil as it responds to light?

  pupil response
• controls your superior obliques muscle
• • controls your superior obliques muscle
  • muscle that’s in charge of the eye movement downward, outward, inward

  Trochlear nerve
• Opthalmic sends sensory input from upper part of face (upper eyelid, forehead, scalp)
• Maxillary communicates sensory info in middle part of face (cheek, upper lip, nasal cavity)
• Mandibular has both sensory and a motor function in lower part of the face (ears, lower lip, and chin)
• • Controls another muscle that’s associated with eye movement called lateral rectus muscle?
  • Looking side by side
  • Involves outside eye movement

  Abducens nerve
• Sense of taste?

  Facial nerve
• • Supplying glands in head or neck area (salivary gland, tear producing gland)
  • Sending sensations in other parts of your ear?

  Facial nerve
• cells with ears from sound based on loudness and pitch?

  cochlear portion
• can track both linear and rotational movements

  used to adjust balance and equilibrium?

  vestibular portion
• Has both motor and sensory (sinuses, back of throat, inner ear, back of tongue, sense of taste in back tongue?

  Glossopharyngeal nerve
• stimulating voluntary moments of a muscle in the back of your throat?

  Stylopharyngeus
• Sensory part that provides sensation to the outer part of ear, throat, heart, and abdominal organ)

  Vagus nerve
• Motor nerve that controls your neck?

  accessory nerve
• 12th cranial nerve

  movement of most of the muscle in your tongue

  hypoglossal nerve