1
Cranial nerve that reaches out to more than the head and neck, areas such as the stomach truck, and chest
x Vagus nerve
cranial nerve (XII) for speech & swallowing
Hypo/gloss/al
hypo-below
gloss-tongue
uni/lateral facial paralysis
bells palsy
tumor of a neuro/glial cell
gli/cyt/oma
transmits VISUAL information from retina to brain ;is what cranial nerve and name?
cranial nerve II OPTIC
cranial nerve( VI) for swallowing and head and shoulder movements
Accessory
patient displays "chorea" dancelike movments, asa well as decline in lmental functions , has
Huntingtons disease
transient disfunction of brain disturbances that causes seizures
Epilepsy
Cranial nerve V - allows for forehead and scalp sensation ; chewing is ...
Tringeminal (V)
cranial nerve that is for hearing/ AUDITORY/Balance is ...
VIII Vestibul/o/chochlear
white mater ,in the inner exterior portion of the spinal cord and areas of the brain, has myelin to allow for impulses to transmit from body to brain through ascending tracts and from brain to body through descending tracts.
true or False
True
part of the brain that controls balance an equilibrium
cerebellum
cranial nerve III ;controls movement of the eyeball inward and pupil constriction
Occ/ular/motor
cranial nerve I is the OLFACTORY nerve , it controls what sense
smell
Cranial nerve IV moves the eyeball down, inward, and laterally
Trochlear
degeneration of nerves in the basal ganglia area of the brain, leads to "shuffling gait ", muscle stiffness, defiencency in dopamine in the brain is what disease
Parkinsons disease
cranial nerve 6 controls ab/duction of the eye ball
*eye movement outward
Ab/ducens
tongue and throat sensations and throat movement
IV-Gloss/o/pharynge/al
gloss-tongue
pharyn-throat
al-pertaining tp
VII cranial nerve-for ear sensation, face and scalp movement and taste
FACIAL
the interior portion of the spinal cord and areas of the brain have GREY mater or NON mylienated neurons made of only cell bodies , dendrites and axon terminals. They transmit super fast impulses
true or false
false, Grey mater does NOT transmit impulses, myelin helps allow for fast transmission