Anatomy- Cranial Nerves Long Questions 1st Year PMU

Provide motor (somatomotor and specific visceromotor) nuclei of cranial nerves located in the pons. a/ [blank_start]Abducens Nucleus[blank_end] b/ [blank_start]Trigeminal Motor Nucleus[blank_end] c/ [blank_start]Facial Nucleus[blank_end]

Sensory ganglion of n. facialis is called [blank_start]Geniculate ganglion[blank_end] and is located in [blank_start]canalis nervi facialis[blank_end]

Nucleus ambiguus is a common nucleus for the following cranial nerves: a/ [blank_start]Glossopharyngeal Nerve[blank_end] b/ [blank_start]Vagus Nerve[blank_end] c/ [blank_start]Accessory Nerve[blank_end]

Specify the nerves that conduct taste sensation: a/ [blank_start]Facial Nerve[blank_end] b/ [blank_start]Glossopharyngeal Nerve[blank_end] c/ [blank_start]Vagus Nerve[blank_end]

The cranial nerve that can be injured during operation of the tympanic cavity and antrum mastoideum is [blank_start]Facial Nerve[blank_end]

The main terminal nucleus of the medulla oblongata is [blank_start]Solitary Nucleus[blank_end]

The examination of the pupillary reaction is a test for functional integrity of which cranial nerve- [blank_start]Occulomotor Nerve[blank_end]

Corneal reflex is a test for the integrity of cranial nerves [blank_start]Trigeminal Nerve[blank_end] and [blank_start]Facial Nerve[blank_end].

Pain sensation from the head is conducted to [blank_start]Spinal Nucleus of Trigeminal Nerve[blank_end]

Sensory supply of the larynx is provided by [blank_start]Vagus Nerve[blank_end]