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    Table 1.

    Cranial Nerves Summary


    Nerves in Order Modality Function
    Special
    Olfactory Smell
    Sensory
    Special
    Optic Vision
    Sensory
    Oculomotor Somatic Levator palpebrae, superioris, superior, medial & inferior recti
    Motor muscles

    Visceral Parasympathetic to ciliary & pupillary constrictor muscles


    Motor
    Somatic
    Trochlear Superior oblique muscle
    Motor
    Branchial Muscles of mastication
    Motor
    Trigeminal Sensory for head/neck, sinuses, meninges, & external surface
    General of tympanic membrane
    Sensory
    Somatic
    Abducens Lateral rectus muscle
    Motor
    Facial Branchial Muscles of facial expression
    Motor
    Parasympathetic to all glands of head except the parotid
    Visceral
    Motor Sensory for ear and tympanic membrane

    General Taste anterior two-thirds of tongue


    Sensory

    Special
    Sensory
    Special
    Vestibulocochlear Hearing and Balance
    Sensory
    Glossopharyngeal Branchial Stylopharyngeus muscle
    Motor
    Parotid Gland
    Visceral
    Motor Carotid Body

    Visceral Sensation posterior one-third tongue & internal surface of


    Sensory tympanic membrane.

    General
    Sensory Taste posterior one-third tongue
    Special
    Sensory
    Branchial
    Motor
    Muscles pharynx & larynx
    Visceral
    Motor Parasympathetic to neck, thorax, & abdomen
    Vagus
    Visceral Sensory  from pharynx, larynx & viscera
    Sensory
    Sensory from external ear
    Special
    Sensory
    Branchial
    Spinal Accessory Trapezius & sternocleidomastoid muscles
    Motor
    Somatic
    Hypoglossal Tongue muscles except palatoglossal
    Motor

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