Statistics for Cranial Nerves - 2

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Hint	Answer	% Correct
And which supplies lateral rectus?	Abducens	88%
Which part of the ethmoid bone does the olfactory bulb have projections running through?	Cribriform plate	75%
What nerve supplies superior oblique?	Trochlear	75%
Whatis the name of the nucleus which the optic tracts terminate in?	Lateral Geniculate	63%
And what about the V and VI nerves?	Pons and Medulla	63%
Where do cranial nerves III and IV arise from?	Superior and inferior colliculus of midbrain	63%
What is the name of the decussation of the optic nerves, from which the optic tracts diverge?	Optic chiasma	50%
What nerve has the longest intercranial course and so is most likely to be affected by intracranial disease?	Abducens	38%
What is the only cranial nerve to have a dorsal exit?	Trochlear	38%
There are 4 nuclei that give rise to visceromotor outflows, what is the name of the one for cranial nerve III?	Edinger-Westphal	25%
Nerve VII?	Superior salivatory	25%
What is the main nerve responsible for special somatosensory outflow?	Vestibulocochlear	25%
X?	Dorsal nucleus of the vagus	13%
IX?	Inferior salivatory	13%
What is the name of the nucleus which recieves all general somatosensory information from the structures of the head?	Trigeminal sensory	13%