Cranial Nerve Quiz
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Quiz on cranial nerves
Questions and Answers
- 1.Which cranial nerve provides the sensation of smell?
- 2.Which cranial nerve is for vision?
- 3.Which cranial nerve is for eye movements, opening of eyelid, papillary constriction / accommodation, and focusing?
- 4.Which cranial nerve moves the eye downward / depresses the eye?
- 5.Which cranial nerve if for touch, temperature, and pain sensations from upper face, as well as mastication?
- 6.Which cranial nerve is for lateral eye movements?
- 7.Which cranial nerve is for taste (gustation), facial expression, secretion of tears, saliva, and oral and nasal mucus?
- 8.Which cranial nerve is for equilibrium and hearing?
- 9.Which cranial nerve is for taste, touch, pressure, and temperature sensations of the tongue, regulation of blood pressure and respiration, and of salivation, swallowing, and gagging?
- 10.Which cranial nerve is for taste, sensations of hunger and gastrointestinal discomfort, swallowing, speech, deceleration of heart, and bronchi constriction?
- 11.Which cranial nerve is for swallowing, and head, neck, and shoulder movements?
- 12.Which cranial nerve is for tongue movements of speech, manipulation, and swallowing?
- 13.Which cranial nerves are predominately sensory?
- A.
I - Olfactory
- B.
II - Optic
- C.
III - Oculomotor
- D.
IV - Trochlear
- E.
V - Trigeminal
- F.
VI - Abducens
- G.
VII - Facial
- H.
VIII - Vestibulocochlear
- I.
IX - Glossopharyngeal
- J.
X - Vagus
- K.
XI - Accessory
- L.
XII - Hypoglossal
- 14.Which cranial nerves are predominately motor?
- A.
I - Olfactory
- B.
II - Optic
- C.
III - Oculomotor
- D.
IV - Trochlear
- E.
V - Trigeminal
- F.
VI - Abducens
- G.
VII - Facial
- H.
VIII - Vestibulocochlear
- I.
IX - Glossopharyngeal
- J.
X - Vagus
- K.
XI - Accessory
- L.
XII - Hypoglossal
- 15.Which cranial nerves are mixed?
- A.
I - Olfactory
- B.
II - Optic
- C.
III - Oculomotor
- D.
IV - Trochlear
- E.
V - Trigeminal
- F.
VI - Abducens
- G.
VII - Facial
- H.
VIII - Vestibulocochlear
- I.
IX - Glossopharyngeal
- J.
X - Vagus
- K.
XI - Accessory
- L.
XII - Hypoglossal
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