Complete the following table. Cranial Nerve (Numeral) Cranial Nerve (Name) Sensory, Motor or Both Specific Functions...

Complete the following table.

Cranial Nerve (Numeral)	Cranial Nerve (Name)	Sensory, Motor or Both	Specific Functions

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Numerical	Cranial nerve Name	Sensory Motor or both	Functions
1	Olfactory	Sensory	Carries smell sensation from nose to olfactory cortex
2	Optic	Sensory	Help in vision
3	Occulomotor	Motor	Supplies all Extraocular muscles (Inferior oblique,superior and Inferior Rectus ,Medial Rectus )except Lateral Rectus and Superior obliques.
4	Trochlear ( Pathetic)	Motor	Supplies Superior oblique muscles in both eyes .
5	Trigeminal	Sensory and Motor both	Sensory supply-anterior part of tonge and soft palate Muscles of Mastication
6	Abducent	Motor	Supply Lateral Rectus muscles
7	Facial	Sensory and Motor both	Taste sensation from Anterior 2/3 rd of tongue,Movements of facial expression ,Nerve supply to glands of face ( except Parotid )
8	Auditory ( Vestibulocochlear)	Sensory	Vestibular-> Equilibrium ,balance Cochlear ->Hearing
9	Glossopharyngeal	Sensory and Motor both	Proprioception from Pharynx ,Larynx Palate and Eustachian tube --Taste and touch from Posterior 1/3 Rd of tongue ,Motor supply to Stylopharyngeus ,Parasympathetic supply to Parotid ,glands of face
10	Vagus	Sensory and Motor both	Sensory supply to Heart ,Lungs ,Bronchi,trachea ,Larynx and pharynx and Gastrointestinal tract,external ear Motor supply to Heart ,Lungs ,Bronchi and Gastrointestinal tract
11	Spinal accesory	Motor	Sternocleidomastoid and Trapezius muscles .
12	Hypoglossal	Motor	Muscles of Tongue

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