AA Nerves of the Head and Neck

Create an informative and visually appealing infographic that illustrates the cranial nerves of the head and neck, highlighting their fun<wbr>ctions and clinical significance, with a clear and educational design.

Head and Neck Nerves Quiz

Test your knowledge on the cranial nerves of the head and neck with this engaging quiz! Designed for students, healthcare professionals, and anyone interested in anatomy, this quiz will challenge your understanding of nerve functions and their clinical relevance.

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10 multiple-choice questions
Focus on cranial nerve functions and clinical implications
Perfect for students and professionals alike

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by UnderstandingBrain42

This cranial nerve effects swallowing and does not pass through the juggular foramen

Accessory XI

Abducens Vi

Hypoglossal X

Glossalpharyngeal IX

Damage to this nerve may lead to dry mouth

Trochlear IV

Vagus X

Glossophalyngeal IX

Facial VI

Which muscle innervated by CN XI, is not being tested by a resisted shoulder shrug?

Trapizius

SCM

Platysma

Levator scapula

If a lesion is in this nerve, the upper eyelid might droop with dilated pupils?

Olfactory

Oculomotor III

Optic II

Trochlear IV

What nerve is damaged if you can't chew?

Trochlear IV

Facial VII

Trigeminal V

Oculomotor III

If this nerve is damaged, you would not be able to say, lollipop?

Facial VII

Trigeminal V

Hypoglossal XI

Abducens VI

This nerve is the smallest of all the nerves?

Facial VII

Trochlear IV

Olfactory I

Optic II

Smooth muscle is controlled by this nerve.

Vagus X

Accessory XI

Glossopharangeal IX

Hypoglossal XII

If you cannot whistle or say pepper or popcorn, you likely damaged this nerve.

Facial IV

Trigeminal V

Abducens VI

Trochlear IV

You would not be able to make a crow calling sound if you have damage to this nerve

Facial VII

Glossopharyngeal IX

Trigeminal V

Abducens VI

AA Nerves of the Head and Neck

Head and Neck Nerves Quiz

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