Touch
Hearing
Smell
Taste
Sight
100

What number cranial nerve(s) is/are associated with touch?

Cranial Nerve IV

100

What number cranial nerve(s) is/are associated with hearing?

Cranial Nerve VIII

100

What number cranial nerve(s) is/are associated with smell?

Cranial Nerve I

100

What number cranial nerve(s) is/are associated with taste?

Cranial Nerves VII, IX, and X

100

What number cranial nerve(s) is/are associated with sight?

Cranial Nerves II, III, IV, and VI

200

What is the actual name of the cranial nerve(s) associated with touch?

Trigeminal Nerve

200

What is the actual name of the cranial nerve(s) associated with hearing?

Vestibulocochlear Nerve

200

What is the actual name of the cranial nerve(s) associated with smell?

Olfactory Nerve

200

What is the actual name of the cranial nerve(s) associated with taste?

Facial Nerve

Glossopharyngeal Nerve

Vagus Nerve

200

What is the actual name of the cranial nerve(s) associated with sight?

Optic Nerve

Oculomotor Nerve

Trochlear Nerve

Abducens Nerve

300

What type of information do/does the cranial nerve(s) associated with touch carry? (Sensory, motor, both)

Both

300

What type of information do/does the cranial nerve(s) associated with hearing carry? (Sensory, motor, both)

Sensory

300

What type of information do/does the cranial nerve(s) associated with smell carry? (Sensory, motor, both)

Sensory

300

What type of information do/does the cranial nerve(s) associated with taste carry? (Sensory, motor, both)

Both

Both

Both

300

What type of information do/does the cranial nerve(s) associated with sight carry? (Sensory, motor, both)

Sensory

Motor

Motor

Motor

400

Where is/are the cranial nerve(s) associated with touch located?

It originates from the brainstem and splits into three main branches: Ophthalmic, Maxillary, and Mandibular

400

Where is/are the cranial nerve(s) associated with hearing located?

In the auditory meatus

400

Where is/are the cranial nerve(s) associated with smell located?

In the olfactory epithelium in the nasal cavity

400

Where is/are the cranial nerve(s) associated with taste located?

VII- In the head & neck from pons to base of skull through the stylomastoid foramen

IX- In the medulla oblongata, exits the skull through the jugular foramen

X- In the brainstem, neck, chest, and abdomen

400

Where is/are the cranial nerve(s) associated with sight located?

II- At the back of the eye connecting to the brain

III- In the ventral midbrain below superior colliculus

IV- In the midbrain and travels to the superior oblique muscle of the eye

VI- Between the pons and medulla

500

What is/are the pathway(s) of the cranial nerve(s) associated with touch?

It has a sensory root entering the pons, branching into the three divisions, and a motor root joining the mandibular division

500

What is/are the pathway(s) of the cranial nerve(s) associated with hearing?

Sensory receptors in the inner ear transmit signals to the brain, then through the internal auditory canal, and finally into the brainstem for processing

500

What is/are the pathway(s) of the cranial nerve(s) associated with smell?

Begins with olfactory receptor cells in the nasal cavity and sends signals via the olfactory nerve to the olfactory bulb which relays information through the olfactory tract to the primary olfactory cortex

500

What is/are the pathway(s) of the cranial nerve(s) associated with taste?

VII- Goes from the brainstem to the face; it originates in the pons and travels through the temporal bone, and ultimately divides into terminal brancehs within the parotid gland

IX- Originates in the medulla oblongata and exits the skull through the jugular foramen

X- In the brainstem and extends down through the neck, chest, and abdomen, branching out to various organs

500

What is/are the pathway(s) of the cranial nerve(s) associated with sight?

II- Transmits visual information from the retina to the brain

III- Starts in the midbrain, travels through the brainstem, and then enters the orbit of the eye

IV- Starts in the midbrain and ends at the superior oblique muscle of the eye

VI- Starts in the brainstem, travels through the base of the skull, and enters the orbit to reach its target muscle

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