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Optic nerve, from retina, through optic canals, to diencephalon; special sensory

Optic nerve, from retina, through optic canals, to diencephalon; special sensory. Facial nerve, mixed, info between face and pons; to differentiate from trigeminal: facial is generally more superficial. Trigeminal nerve, mixed, info between face and pons .

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Optic nerve, from retina, through optic canals, to diencephalon; special sensory

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  1. Optic nerve, from retina, through optic canals, to diencephalon; special sensory

  2. Facial nerve, mixed, info between face and pons; to differentiate from trigeminal: facial is generally more superficial.

  3. Trigeminal nerve, mixed, info between face and pons

  4. Oculomotor- motor, from mesencephalon to eye muscles • Trochlear- motor, from mesencephalon to eye muscles • Abducens- motor, from pons to eye muscles

  5. Olfactory- special sensory, from olfactory epithelium, through cribiform plate, to olfactory bulbs • *Where is one area in the brain the info can go from there, where emotional associations are made?

  6. Glossopharyngeal nerve- mixed, info between mouth/throat and medulla

  7. Vestibulocochlear- special sensory, from inner ear, through internal acoustic canals, to pons & medulla • What two types of sensory info are sent?

  8. Vagus nerve- mixed, info between throat/viscera/ears and medulla

  9. Hypoglossal nerve, motor, from medulla to tongue • Accessory nerves, motor, from medulla & spinal cord to throat, neck & back

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