Which nucleus is responsible for parasympathetic axons that innervate the sphinceter pupillae and ciliary muscles?

What is the primary functional component of the 4th cranial nerve?

First order neurons synapsing in the spinal nucleus are conveying all of the following information except:

Bella’s eye is medially adducted and she is unable to abduct her eye. Where is the lesion?

Sensory axons of the glossopharyngeal nerves carry all of the following types of information from the ganglia of IX to nucleus solitarius except:

Cranial nerve XI and X are the only cranial nerves with significant distribution of innervation outside of the head and neck.

Which cranial nerve is responsible for the sensation of taste in the anterior 2/3 of the tongue, and hard and soft palates?

The somatic motor neurons of the Glossopharyngeal nerve originate in which nucleus?

The Vagus Nerve contributes efferent fibers to all of the following except:

Which of the following are considered “true” cranial nerves?

The optic tracts connect to what structure in the thalamus?

Which muscle is not innervated by CN III?

Where is CN III located?

What is the function of the Ciliary muscles?

What is the only CN that exits dorsally from the brainstem?

Where does the nerve from question 6 exit?

Which cranial nerves are found in the pontomedullary junction?

Which CN innervates the lacrimal and salivary glands?

Which CN allows for the detection of balance and motion?

What are the cranial nerves of the medulla?

Which is not a function of the CN IX: Glossopharyngeal?

Which cranial nerve would be affected if you couldn’t shrug your shoulders?

Which is not a function of CN X: Vagus?

Which CN exits as a series of rootlets dorsal to the denticulate ligaments?

Which CN exits in front of the medullary olivary complex?

Which two CNs are mostly responsible for taste sensation on the tongue?

What is the only CN of the pons?

What is the action of the superior oblique muscle?