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Function of optic nerve - ANSWER 1. Vision
2. Afferent pupillary light reflex
Origin of oculomotor nerve - ANSWER Midbrain
Foramen of oculomotor nerve - ANSWER Superior orbital fissure
Function of oculomotor nerve - ANSWER 1. Motor for eye muscles except superior
oblique and lateral rectus
2. Efferent pupillary light reflex
Origin of trochlear nerve - ANSWER Midbrain
Foramen of trochlear nerve - ANSWER Superior orbital fissure
Function of trochlear nerve - ANSWER Motor for superior oblique
Origin of ophthalmic nerve - ANSWER Pons
Foramen of ophthalmic nerve - ANSWER Superior orbital fissure
Function of ophthalmic nerve - ANSWER 1. Sensory for canthus to bald spot
2. Afferent corneal reflex
3. Afferent oculocardiac reflex
Origin of maxillary nerve - ANSWER Pons
Foramen of maxillary nerve - ANSWER Foramen rotundum
Function of maxillary nerve - ANSWER Sensory for canthus to corner of mouth
Origin of mandibular nerve - ANSWER Pons
Foramen of mandibular nerve - ANSWER Foramen ovale
Function of mandibular nerve - ANSWER 1. Sensory for corner of mouth to chin and
tongue
2. Motor for muscles of mastication and tensor tympani
3. Jaw jerk reflex
,Origin of abducens nerve - ANSWER Pons
Foramen of abducens nerve - ANSWER Superior orbital fissure
Function of abducens nerve - ANSWER Motor for lateral rectus
Origin of facial nerve - ANSWER Pons
Foramen of facial nerve - ANSWER Internal acoustic meatus
Function of facial nerve - ANSWER 1. Taste in anterior 2/3 of tongue
2. Motor for facial muscles and stapedius
3. Efferent corneal reflex
4. Lacrimation and salivation
Origin of vestibulocochlear nerve - ANSWER Pons
Foramen of vestibulocochlear nerve - ANSWER Internal acoustic meatus
Function of vestibulocochlear nerve - ANSWER 1. Balance
2. Hearing
Origin of glossopharyngeal nerve - ANSWER Medulla
Foramen of glossopharyngeal nerve - ANSWER Jugular foramen
Function of glossopharyngeal nerve - ANSWER 1. Taste in posterior 1/3 of tongue
2. Motor for stylopharyngeus
3. Afferent carotid reflex
4. Afferent gag reflex
5. Salivation
Origin of vagus nerve - ANSWER Medulla
Foramen of vagus nerve - ANSWER Jugular foramen
Function of vagus nerve - ANSWER 1. Sensory for tympanic membrane
2. Motor for palate, pharynx, and larynx
3. Efferent carotid, gag, and oculocardiac reflexes
Origin of spinal accessory nerve - ANSWER Medulla
Foramen of spinal accessory nerve - ANSWER Jugular foramen
,Function of spinal accessory nerve - ANSWER Motor for SCM and trapezius
Origin of hypoglossal nerve - ANSWER Medulla
Foramen of hypoglossal nerve - ANSWER Hypoglossal foramen
Function of hypoglossal nerve - ANSWER Motor for intrinsic tongue muscles
Foramen for middle meningeal artery - ANSWER Foramen spinosum
Origin of temporalis - ANSWER Temporal fossa
Insertion of temporalis - ANSWER Coronoid process of mandible
Action of temporalis - ANSWER Closes jaw
Origin of masseter - ANSWER Zygomatic arch
Insertion of masseter - ANSWER External angle of jaw
Action of masseter - ANSWER Closes jaw
Origin of medial pterygoid - ANSWER Medial pterygoid process
Insertion of medial pterygoid - ANSWER Internal angle of jaw
Action of medial pterygoid - ANSWER Closes jaw
Origin of lateral pterygoid - ANSWER Lateral pterygoid process
Insertion of lateral pterygoid - ANSWER 1. Disc of TMJ
2. Condyle of mandible
Action of lateral pterygoid - ANSWER Opens and depresses jaw
Parasympathetic fibers of the oculomotor nerve travel from the midbrain to - ANSWER
Edinger-Westphal nucleus
Edinger-Westphal nucleus relays input to - ANSWER Ciliary ganglion
Parasympathetic function of oculomotor nerve - ANSWER Pupillary constriction
Parasympathetic fibers of the facial nerve travel from the pons to - ANSWER Superior
salivatory nucleus
, Superior salivatory nucleus relays input to - ANSWER 1. Sphenopalatine ganglion
2. Sphenomandibular ganglion
Parasympathetic function of facial nerve - ANSWER 1. Lacrimation
2. Salivation
Parasympathetic fibers of the glossopharyngeal nerve travel from the medulla to -
ANSWER Inferior salivatory nucleus
Inferior salivatory nucleus relays input to - ANSWER Otic ganglion
Otic ganglion innervates - ANSWER Parotid gland
Parasympathetic fibers of the vagus nerve travel from the medulla to - ANSWER Vagal
ganglion
Vagal ganglion innervates - ANSWER Throat to first 2/3 of transverse colon
Pelvic splanchnic nerves arise from - ANSWER S2-4
Function of pelvic splanchnic nerves - ANSWER 1. Erections
2. Bladder control
3. Bowel control of distal 1/3 of colon
Sympathetic nervous system originates from - ANSWER T1-L2 lateral horn
Neurotransmitter released by preganglionic sympathetic neurons -
ANSWER
Acetylcholin
e
Neurotransmitter released by postganglionic sympathetic neurons - ANSWER
1.
Epinephrine
2. Norepinephrine
Epinephrine and norepinephrine stimulate __________ receptors - ANSWER
Adrenergic
Cardiac plexus arises from - ANSWER T1-4
Greater splanchnic nerves arise from - ANSWER T5-9
Greater splanchnic nerves form - ANSWER Celiac plexus