 12 pairs  Olfactory Nerves  Sense of smell.

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 12 pairs  Olfactory Nerves  Sense of smell

 Optic Nerves  Visual information from the eyes

 Oculomotor Nerves  Muscles that move the eyes  Controls the amount of light entering the eye  Controls the shape of the lens

 Trochlear Nerves  Moves the eye

 Trigeminal Nerves  Chewing

 Abducens Nerves  Abducts the eyeball

 Facial Nerves  Deep pressure sensations of the face  Taste  Facial expressions  Controls tears and saliva

 Vestibulocochlear Nerve  Sensory receptors in inner ear  Position, movement and balance  Hearing

 Glossopharyngeal Nerves  Taste  Blood Pressure  Swallowing  Salivary Glands

 Vagus Nerves  Controls soft palate, pharynx and esophagus  Affects cardiac and smooth muscles  Affects glands of digestive system

 Accessory Nerves  Swallowing  Vocal cords and speech

 Hypoglossal Nerves  Control over tongue muscles

 Cervical plexus  Muscles of neck  Controls diaphragm

 Brachial plexus  Shoulder girdle and upper limbs

 Lumbar and sacral plexus  Pelvic girdle and lower limbs