This document lists and describes the 12 cranial nerves:
I. Olfactory - Sense of smell. Test by smelling substances with eyes closed.
II. Optic - Vision. Tests include Snellen's chart, animal chart for pediatrics.
III. Oculomotor - Controls most eye movements and pupil constriction. Tests include looking up, down, and inward.
The document provides functions and tests for each of the 12 cranial nerves.
This document lists and describes the 12 cranial nerves:
I. Olfactory - Sense of smell. Test by smelling substances with eyes closed.
II. Optic - Vision. Tests include Snellen's chart, animal chart for pediatrics.
III. Oculomotor - Controls most eye movements and pupil constriction. Tests include looking up, down, and inward.
The document provides functions and tests for each of the 12 cranial nerves.
This document lists and describes the 12 cranial nerves:
I. Olfactory - Sense of smell. Test by smelling substances with eyes closed.
II. Optic - Vision. Tests include Snellen's chart, animal chart for pediatrics.
III. Oculomotor - Controls most eye movements and pupil constriction. Tests include looking up, down, and inward.
The document provides functions and tests for each of the 12 cranial nerves.
I. OLFACTORY - Sensory V. TRIGEMINAL - Motor & Sensory IX.
GLOSSOPHARYNGEAL – Sensory and
Function: Motor Function: Sense of Smell Motor: Mastication (biting & chewing) Functions: Test: Sensory: Facial Sensation Motor: Tongue movement and swallowing Smell substance with eyes closed (test each nostril separately) Use coffee, bar Test Sensory: Taste (sour & bitter) soap, vinegar, cigarette tar Pressure on the forehead, cheek & jaw Test: II. OPTIC - Sensory with a cotton swab to check sensation Test tongue by giving client sour, bitter & Ask client to open mouth & then bite down Function: Vision salty substance VII. FACIAL - Sensory & Motor Tests: X. VAGUS - Sensory and Motor Function: Snellen’s Chart Functions Animal Chart- for pediatrics since they Sensory: Taste (Sweet and Salty) Motor: Swallowing, speaking and cough have shorter attention span Motor: Facial expression control Opthalmoscopic Exam Sensory: Facial sensation Test: III. OCULOMOTOR - Motor Test: Ask patient to do different facial Function: Ocular (eye) motor (movement); Sensation coming from skin around the expression (frown, smile, raise eyebrows, Controls most eye movements, pupil constriction ear close eyes, blow, etc.) & upper eyelid rise Test tongue by giving client sour, sweet, XI. SPINAL ACCESORY - Motor IV. TROCHLEAR - Motor bitter and salty substances. Functions: Controls strength of neck and Function: Controls downward & inward VIII. ACOUSTIC or VESTIBULOCOCHLEAR - shoulder muscles movement Sensory Test: VI. ABDUCENS - Motor Function: Balance (Kinesthesia) position sense/movement and correlation of body in Ask the patient to rotate their head & Function: Controls parallel eye movement space & Hearing shrug their shoulder Tests: Test: XII. HYPOGLOSSAL - Motor Look up, down & inward Stand with eyes closed Function: Tongue movement (swallowing and Ask the client to follow your finger as you Otoscopic exam speech) frenulum linguae-anchors tongue move it towards their face Rinne & Webber Tests (tongue tied-short frenulum) Test: Inspect tongue and ask to stick tongue out