1. CRANIAL NERVES Prof. Peter Stanko, MD, PhD
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon
Dpt. of Stomatology & Maxillofacial Surgery
Comenius University, St Elisabeth Hospital

2. Questions included
59.Trigeminal nerve 60.Facial nerve 46.Sensory inervation of the face and oral cavity 47.Motor inervation of the face and oral cavity

3. CRANIAL NERVES – general overview
I n. olfactorius
II. n. opticus
III. n . oculomotorius
IV. n. trochlearis
V. n. trigeminus
VI. n. abducens
VII. n. facialis
VIII. n. vestibulocochlearis
IX. n. glossopharyngeus
X. n. vagus
XI. n. accesorius
XII. n. hypoglossus

4. CRANIAL NERVES – function overview Main function Other functions
I. n. olfactorius sensory (smell)
II. n. opticus sensory (vision)
III. n. oculomotorius motoric miosis, mydriasis
IV. n. trochlearis motoric
V. n. trigeminus sensitive motoric
VI. n.abducens motoric
VII. n. facialis motoric sensory (taste)
VIII. n. vestibulocochlearis sensory (stato-acusticus)
IX. n. glossopharyngeus mixed (sensitive)
X. n. vagus mixed (viscera)
XI. n. accesorius mixed (motoric)
XII. n. hypoglossus motoric