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CRANIAL NERVES
S.N.
1.
NO.
I
NAME
Olfactory
ORIGIN & DISTRIBUTION
Olfactory epithelium
2.
II
Optic
Retina
3.
III
Oculomotor
Eye muscle
4.
IV
Pathetic (Trochlear)
5.
V
(Smallest)
Trigeminal (Thickest)
Dentist Nerve
In it glassarian ganglion present
(a) Ophthelmic
(b) Maxillary
(c) Mendibular
Snout Upper jaw Lower jaw
6.
VI
Abducens (Thinnest)
7.
VII
Facial
(a) Palatine
Buccal cavity
(b) Hyomendibular
Tongue
8.
VIII
(c) Chorda tympani
Auditory
Salivary gland
(a) Vestibular
9.
IX
(b) Cochlear
Glossopharyngeal
Ear
(a) Lingual
10.
X
(b) Pharyngeal
Vagus (Largest)
Pharynx
(a) Anterior laryngeal
Larynx
(b) Cardiac depressor
Heart
(c) Recurrent laryngeal
(d) Main vagus
Heart, Lungs, Stomach, Intestine
Also known as pneumogestric
or wandering nerve.
11.
XI
Accessory Spinal
Muscle of neck & shoulder
12.
XII
Hypoglossal
Tongue & lower jaw
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