Lab Practical #4: What to Know

A. Cranial Nerves

Nerves
Primary Function
Origin
Pass through
Destination
Olfactory Special sensory (olfaction) Chemoreceptors of olfactory epithelium cribiform plate olfactory bulbs
Optic Special sensory (vision) Photoreceptors of retina optic canals diencephalon
Oculomotor Motor: eye movements mesencephalon - muscles of eye
Trochlear motor: eye movements mesencephalon - muscle of eye
Abducens motor: eye movements pons - muscle of eye
Trigeminal

mixed: general sensory from face,

motor to face

sensory: face

motor: pons

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sensory: pons

motor: face

Facial mixed: sensory, motor to face

sensory: face

motor: pons

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sensory: pons

motor: face

Vestibulocochlear special sensory (audition and equilibrium) mechanoreceptors of inner ear internal acoustic canals pons & medulla
Glossopharyngeal

mixed: general sensory from throat

motor to throat

sensory: throat

motor: medulla

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sensory: medulla

motor: swallowing muscles

Vagus

mixed: general sensory from ears & viscera

motor to throat & viscera

sensory: ears & viscera

motor: medulla

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sensory: medulla

motor: throat & viscera

Accessory motor spinal cord & medulla - throat, neck & back
Hypoglossal motor (tongue) medulla - tongue muscles

B. Spinal Nerve Plexuses- Be able to identify cervical, brachial, lumbar, sacral plexuses on a diagram

C. Brain Anatomy- Be able to identify on a diagram: cerebrum (cortex, white matter, basal nuclei in general- do not need to name specific basal nuclei), cerebellum, thalamus, epithalamus, hypothalamus, pituitary gland, mesencephalon, pons, medulla oblongata