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| oldfactory epithelium, bulbs, tracts, and olfactory areas of the brain |
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1. sensory
2. sensory
3. mixed more motor
4. mixed more motor |
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5. mixed
6. mixed primarily motor
7. mixed
8. sensory |
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| CN responsible for pupillary constriction |
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| if you have double vision, cn responsible |
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| 3 divisions of trigeminal nerve |
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| Opthalmic, Maxillary, mandibular |
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| Opthalmic branch of CN5 controls |
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| frontal area, conjunctiva, cornea |
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| maxillary branch of CN5 controls |
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| cheek area and lateral nose |
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| mandibular branch of CN5 controls |
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| olfactory, optic nerve, oculomotor, trochlear, Abducens, facial, vestibulocochlear, glossopharyngeal, vagus, accessory(spinal), hypogossal |
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| cn responsible for conjuctiva sensation |
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| cn responsible for sensation and movement of the face |
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| sense-5 movement-7(except jaw is 5 too) |
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| cn responsible for secreting saliva and tears |
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9. mixed
10. mixed
11. mixed, mostly motor
12. mixed, mostly motor |
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| what cn controls BP via carotid? |
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| what cn is responsible for speech? |
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| what cn is reponsible for digestive enzyme secretion |
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| cn responsible for swallow? |
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coordination and fine motor skills
balance |
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| central constricted area of cerebellum |
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| term for being able to perform rapid alternating movement |
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| primary sensory functions things |
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| light touch, superficial pain, temp/deep, vibratory sensationl, position sense |
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| stereognosis, 2 point, double simutaneous, graphesthesia, point location |
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| dermatomes number of spinal nerves |
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| cervical plexus famous nerve |
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| c1-5 phrenic nerve- diaphragm |
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| brachial plexus famous nerve |
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| c5-T1 median radial ulnar nerves |
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| lumbar plexus famous nerve |
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| cortical sensory function tests |
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| ability to interpret sensation |
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| recognizing objects by touch |
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| can't identify objects in hand |
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| where is cortical sensory controlled |
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| ***contralateral parietal lobes*** or posterior columns of spinal cord |
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| abnormal double simultaneous stimulation |
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| typically not LMN. UMN lesion, electrolyte imbalance, hyperthyroidism |
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| peripheral nerve, injury, decreased muscle bulk due to atrophy, sig hypothyroid |
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0- absent
2 normal
4 hyperreflexive |
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| pain and resistance when neck flexed passively. meingeal and IC hemmorrhage |
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| flexion of hips and knees as neck is flexed. meningeal irritation |
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| back pain and resistance as leg is straightened from a flexed position. meningeal |
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| babinski, hyperreflexia, prolonged clonus |
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| 5.0 to test protective senstion in pts with DM or PN |
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| deltoid. C5, c6. axiallry nerve |
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| biceps, c5/6 musculotaneous nerve |
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| L5-S2 posterior tibial nerve |
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| great toe plantar flexion |
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| stagger and lurch from side to side |
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| common in stroke. leg stiff and extended, everything else flexed (plantar) |
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| L4-L5 peroneal nerve, foot drop slapps on ground and can't walk on heels |
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| no sensation on bottom of foot, wide based, feet thrown forward and outward |
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| posture stooped, upper body rigitity, short and shuffling steps, pill rolling, tremor, hesitates on starting and hard to stop |
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