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| Somatic Sensory to the Middle ear- CN? |
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| somatic sensory to the inner tympanic membrane-CN? |
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| Somatic sensory to the auditory tube-CN |
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| somatic sensory to the pharynx-CN |
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| somatic sensory to the posterior 1/3 of the tongue-CN |
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| somatic sensory to the mucosa over the palatine tonsil-CN |
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| Somatic sensory cell bodies for CN IX in which ganglion |
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| Superior and inferior glossopharyngeal |
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| Somatic motor to stylopharyngeus-CN |
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| CN that supplies parasymps to the parotid |
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| special sensory to the posterior 1/3 of the tongue-CN |
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| Cell bodies for CN IX special sensory |
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| inferior glossopharyngeal |
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| CN for visceral afferent to the carotid sinus and carotid body |
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| Cell bodies for CN IX visceral afferent tot he carotid sinus and carotid body |
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| inferior glossopharyngeal ganglion |
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| N that supplies somatic sensory to the mastoid process |
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| N that supplies somatic sensory to the pharynx |
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| N-somatic sensory to the auditory tube |
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| N that supplies somatic sensory to the middle ear |
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| N of somatic sensory to the inner tympanic membrane |
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| N that supplies somatic sensory tot he posterior 1/3 of the tongue |
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| somatic sensory to the mucosa over the palatine tonsil |
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| Which CN has no somatic sensory dermatome(external) |
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| somatic motor to stylopharyngeus |
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| N to stylopharyngeus from CN IX |
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| special sensory to the posterior 1/3 of the tongue |
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| parasympathetic to the parotid gland |
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| Lesser superficial petrosal N from CN IX which comes after the branching of the tympanic plexus. Goes through foramen ovale to the otic ganglion then joins auriculotemporal N(somatic sensory to the parotid from CN V). |
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| Visceral Afferent to the carotid body and the carotid sinus |
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| NN to the carotid body and the carotid sinus from CN IX. Sinus-stretch(baro), body-chemo. |
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| Although most of the sensory in the pharyngeal plexus comes from CN IX the nasopharynx is also inn by what N |
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| CN somatic sensory to laryngeal mucosa |
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| CN somatic sensory to part of external ear |
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| CN somatic sensory to meninges |
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| CN somatic motor to palatoglossus |
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| CN somatic motor to levator palati |
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| CN somatic motor to all muscles of the pharynx except one. Which one? |
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| X. Except stylopharyngeus-->IX |
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| CN somatic motor to all mm of the larynx |
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| CN para to thoracic and abdominal viscera |
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| CN para to pharyngeal and laryngeal mucosa |
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| CN special sensory to taste buds on most post part of the tongue and epiglottis |
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| CN visceral afferent to thoracic and abdoinal viscera |
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| CN visceral afferent from carotid body and aortic arch |
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| What does auricular N supply? What CN does it branch from? |
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| Comes from CN X and supplies part of external ear and external surface of the tympanic membrane. |
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| What CN is the cough reflex associated with. What N? |
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| CN X. Internal Laryngeal N-->branch of the superior laryngeal. |
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| N that supplies somatic sensory to mucosa of the upper airway |
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| Internal laryngeal. Triggers the cough reflex CN X. |
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| Inn laryngeal mucosa int he inf part of the larynx |
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| recurrent laryngeal branch of X |
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| What ganglion houses CN X sensory cell bodies |
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| Superior and Inferior vagal ganglion |
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| Inn mucosa around the laryngeal inlet |
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| Superior laryngeal branch of X |
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| CN X to the tympanic membrane carries what sort of fibers |
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| sensory, but it also has parasympathetics which is why you'll barf if you put really cold water into your ear. |
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| Somatic motor to the constrictors of the pharynx |
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| Pharyngeal plexus motor component CN X |
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| Somatic motor to the soft palate mm |
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| Pharyngeal plexus motor component CN X |
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| Somatic Motor to levator palatini, palatopharyngeus, palatoglossus |
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| pharyngeal plexus motor component CN X |
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| External Laryngeal is a branch of what N and what does is supply |
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| CN X and it is somatic motor to cricothyroid(a tensor of the pharynx) |
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| N that supplies the para to the mucosa inside the pharynx |
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| Internal laryngeal branch of CN X |
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| N that supplies the para for secretomotor function to the mucosa in the lower larynx and into the trachea |
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| Where are the parasympathetic ganglia for Vagus |
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| embedded in the mucosa of the pharynx and larynx. |
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| Where are the special sensory cell body ganglia for vagus |
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| not sure whether they are in the superior or inferior vagal ganglia |
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| where does internal laryngeal supply special sensory to? |
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| small branches that ascend to the epiglottis and tongue |
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| Where are the visceral afferent cell bodies for CN X |
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| inferior vagal(nodose)ganglia |
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