Neuro CNs
Cranial nerves for SLPs
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- Bell's Palsy affects the upper and lower face indicating a lesion where?
- An UMN lesion to the facial nerve results in weakness to the
- A MOTOR assessment for CN V (Trigeminal) might include
- General sensation for the tongue (not taste) is associated with which CN?
- This mixeCN has five major branches: temporal, zygomatic, buccal, cervical, & mandibular
- Asking your patient to "kiss" and "smile" would be a way to assess this CN.
- Which is NOT a test of the Facial nerve (VII)
- Actual taste (not general sensation) for the ant 2/3 of the tongue is associated w/ the
- This CN is largely associated w/ swallowing due to sensory input from the oropharynx
- During swallowing, the stylopharyngeus lifts the larynx&pharynx; it's innervated by the
- Decreased laryngeal elev w/ swallow&poor pharyngeal sensation are assoc w/ lesion to the
- Dysphagia/Dysphonia post cardiac surgery may be due to damage to the
- Which is NOT innervated by the VAGUS
- Sensation in the larynx and laryngopharynx are hallmarks of this CN
- Saying "AH", the uvula will point to the _____ side
- A test for the Spinal Accessory nerve includes
- When weakness is present, the tongue will move in what direction on protrusion?
- If the tongue deviates to the RIGHT on protrusion, there is an UMN lesion on the
- Evaluating range, rate and strength of the tongue will assess which CN
- Ability to change pitch (rise/fall) is associated w/ which CN?
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