Cranial nerves
Pure Sensory nerve:
olfactory nerve, optic nerve and vestibulocochlear nerve (1, 2, 8)Function of sensory nerve in short:
- Olfactory nerve : carry smell
- Optic nerve : responsible for vision
- Vestibulocochlear nerve : vestibular part responsible for balance
and cochlear nerve responsible for vision
No. |
Sensory nerve |
Component |
Name of the opening through which nerve enter into the
cranium
|
Arises from
|
I
|
Olfactory nerve
|
SVA
|
Cribriform plate of
ethmoid |
Axon of olfactory nerve
arises from the Olfactory receptors cells which are situated in the nasal mucosa |
II
|
Optic nerve
|
SSA
|
Optic canal
|
Optic nerve fibres are
arises
from the ganglionic cells of the retina |
VIII
|
Vestibulocochlear
nerve
|
SSA
|
Internal acoustic meatus
|
Nerves are arises from
inner ear
|
Pure motor nerve: Oculomotor, trochlear and
abducent , accessory nerve and hypoglossal
nerve (3, 4, 6, 11, 12)
nerve (3, 4, 6, 11, 12)
Oculomotor, trochlear and abducent nerves are pure
motor nerve which innervate extraocular muscles
Nerves
|
Functions
|
Nucleus
|
Name of the opening
through
which nerve exit the
cranium
|
|
III
|
Oculomotor
nerve
|
All extra-ocular muscles
of eye are supplied by oculomotor
nerve except SO and LR
|
Oculomotor nucleus
Edinger –Westphal nucleus
|
Superior orbital fissure
|
IV
|
Trochlear
nerve
|
SO 4: superior oblique
muscle is supplied by trochlear nerve
|
Trochlear nucleus
|
Superior orbital fissure
|
VI
|
Abducent
nerve
|
LR 6: lateral rectus muscle
is supplied by abducent nerve
|
Abducent nucleus
|
Superior orbital fissure
|
XI
|
Accessory
nerve
|
Functions
|
Nucleus
|
Name of the opening
through which nerve
exit the cranium
|
Cranial root
|
It supplies all muscles
of soft palate
( except tensor veli palatine) and all muscles of the pharynx except stylopharyngeus |
Spinal accessory nucleus
|
Jugular foramen
|
|
Spinal root
|
This part supplies the sternocleidomastiod
and trapezius muscles
|
Foramen magnum
|
||
XII
|
Hypoglossal nerve
|
It supplies all muscles of
the tongue
except palatoglossus |
Hypoglossal
nucleus |
Hypoglossal canal
|
Mixed nerves: (V, VII,
IX, X)
Trigeminal nerve,
Facial,
Glossopharyngeal,
Vagus
Trigeminal nerve (V)
It has three parts
Foramen
|
Nucleus of trigeminal nerve
|
||
Ophthalmic nerve
|
sensory nerve
|
Superior orbital
fissure |
Motor nucleus of
trigeminal
nerve
Spinal nucleus of
trigeminal
nerve
Main sensory nucleus of
trigeminal nerve and
mesencephalic nucleus of
trigeminal nerve |
Maxillary nerve
|
sensory nerve
|
Foramen
Rotundum |
|
mandibular nerve
|
Mixed : both
sensory and motor |
Foramen ovale
|
Functions of mixed nerves in short:
Trigeminal nerve functions (in short):
Sensory function: carry sensation from face
Motor function: ---Muscles of mastication, tensor tympani, tensor veli palatine
Facial nerve (VII)Functions (in short):
Sensory function: carry taste sensation from ant 2/3 of tongue
Motor function: motor innervation of muscles of facial expression
Secretomotor function: innervate lacrimal gland through pterygopalatine
ganglion
Glossopharyngeal nerve functions(IX) (in short):
Sensory function: carry taste sensation and general sensation from pos 1/3 of
tongue
Motor function: innervate stylopharyngeus muscle
Secretomotor function: innervations of parotid gland through
otic ganglion
Vagus nerve(x) function in short :
Sensory function: carry taste sensation from post most part of tongue, carry
sensation from larynx,
external ear
external ear
Motor innervations: muscles of larynx
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