Cranial Nerve Functions in Face to Face Communication
Test your knowledge of the cranial nerves
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Topics of this game:
- How many cranial nerves are there?
- What is cranial nerve I?
- What is the olfactory nerve associated with?
- What does the olfactory nerve contribute to face-to-face conversation?
- What is cranial nerve II?
- Which one of these cranial nerves does not contribute visual information in face-to-face conversation?
- How does the optic nerve contribute to face-to-face conversation?
- Which of the following are not involved with eye movement?
- What is cranial nerve III?
- What is cranial nerve IV?
- What is cranial nerve V?
- Which of these is not a function of the Trigeminal nerve?
- What is cranial nerve VI?
- What is cranial nerve VII?
- Which of these is not a function of the Facial nerve?
- What is cranial nerve VIII?
- Which cranial nerve is responsible for information related to hearing?
- What is cranial nerve IX?
- Which cranial nerve stimulates saliva secretion and may assist in raising the larynx to produce high pitched sounds?
- What is saliva secretion important for?
- What is cranial nerve X?
- Which cranial nerve includes information for muscles that control the vocal folds?
- What is cranial nerve XI?
- Which cranial nerve contributes to raising the shoulder blades, turning the head, and lifting the chest wall?
- What is cranial nerve XII?
- What is the function of the Hypoglossal nerve in face-to-face communication?
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