Question

question 2
match the cranial nerves to the desc
hypoglossal
olfactory
optic
oculomotor
vagus
vestibulocochlear
choose
translates to under
the tongue
sensory nerve for smell
pertains to hearing and
equilibrium
sensory nerve for vision
extends out of the cns to
several organs
motor nerve for
eyeball movement
choose
choose
choose

Explanation:

• Hypoglossal: The term "hypoglossal" breaks down to "hypo-" (under) and "glossal" (tongue), so it translates to under the tongue.
• Olfactory: The olfactory nerve is responsible for the sense of smell, so it is the sensory nerve for smell.
• Optic: The optic nerve carries visual information from the eye to the brain, so it is the sensory nerve for vision.
• Oculomotor: The oculomotor nerve controls the movement of the eyeball, so it is the motor nerve for eyeball movement.
• Vagus: The vagus nerve extends from the central nervous system (CNS) to several organs in the body, including those in the chest and abdomen.
• Vestibulocochlear: The vestibulocochlear nerve is involved in hearing (cochlear part) and balance/equilibrium (vestibular part), so it pertains to hearing and equilibrium.

Answer:

• hypoglossal: translates to under the tongue
• olfactory: sensory nerve for smell
• optic: sensory nerve for vision
• oculomotor: motor nerve for eyeball movement
• vagus: extends out of the CNS to several organs
• vestibulocochlear: pertains to hearing and equilibrium