2.Results 8 cases cured among 28 caes,that is,consciousness became clear,lalopathy recovered,the injury of cranial nerve and indicatio morbi disappeared,muscle force and tension became normal.
10.Peripheral nerves that originate from the brain are called cranial nerves, and they're in charge of motor and sensory innervation of the head and neck.
12.PNS consists of total 43 pairs of nerve, among which 12 originate in brain, named as cranial nerves and 31 originate from spinal cord, hence called as spinal nerves.
13.For peripheral nerves, the cell body can either be located in the spinal cord where it's called a spinal nerve or the brain where it's called a cranial nerve.
14.The seventh cranial nerve, the facial nerve, emerges from the brainstem, and then enters the temporal bone where it travels through a narrow, Z-shaped canal, called the facial canal.
15.Taste begins with taste receptor epithelial cells, rather than nervous cells, where tastants bind to receptors that trigger action potentials to four different cranial nerves that tell you: PIZZA.
16.Whatever device you use to remember the names of the cranial nerves, you also have to keep track of their functions — that is, whether they're sensory, motor, or both.
17.When we get dunked, a branch of one of our cranial nerves senses the temperature and pressure change and alerts our brain to begin rationing oxygen.
18.Starting at the top, the first cranial nerve you encounter is the olfactory nerve, which takes scent information gathered by the nose and sends it to the brain.
19.You might notice that, up until the auditory nerve, the cranial nerves mostly control organs in the front of the cranium — mainly the eyes and facial muscles.
20.The 10 out of the 12 cranial nerves originate from the brainstem, and mainly control the functions of the anatomic structures of the head with some exceptions.