00:03
Okay, so it looks like we are trying to match up the different cranial nerves with their function, sensations, and disorders.
00:12
So, quickly let me go through what the 12 cranial nerves are.
00:16
So nerve one is olfactory.
00:19
Two is optic.
00:20
Three is ocular motor.
00:22
Four is trochlear.
00:24
Five is trigeminal.
00:26
Six is abducence.
00:28
Seven is facial.
00:29
Eight is vestibulocular.
00:33
9 is glossopherngial, 10 is vegas, 11 is accessory, and then 12 is hypoglossil.
00:41
So we have the list of them over here.
00:43
And what we're going to do is we will write the roman numeral for each one next to the proper match.
00:49
So looking at the first one, smells a flower.
00:52
That would be the first nerve.
00:55
So olfactory, so roman numeral one.
00:58
Shake the head, no.
01:00
That is going to be the accessory nerve.
01:03
So that is nerve number 11.
01:07
Causes pupillary constriction.
01:10
That is nerve number three, which is the ocular motor.
01:17
Number three, two, three.
01:21
Actually, i'm going to redo that because i don't like the way that looks.
01:24
I'm just going to draw it this way.
01:28
There we go.
01:29
It's a little easier.
01:31
Allows you to listen to music.
01:33
So that is going to be nerve number 10, which is the vagus nerve.
01:38
Roll your eyes at something the instructor said and it says there are three nerves associated with this.
01:45
So that is going to be nerve number three, which is ocular motor.
01:52
We're also going to have nerve number four, which is the trochlear...