A = CN III
B = CN V
C = CN VI
D = CN VII
E = CN VIII
F = CN X
Inability to elevate the palate suggests damage of the vagus nerve.
F. (CN X)
"the black and white will help them"- nbme
Bonus cadaver diagram, idk why this was on pinterest...........?
A is oculomotor Theres 4 cranial nerves that are medial (3, 4, 6, 12) So C is abducens B is big fat one so trigeminal I think D is 8, and E is 9 so Vestibulocochlear and Glossopharyngeal I guess F is vagus....
For as much money as the NBME scams off of us they really do give you the most HEINOUS figures... if you've done NBME 18 there's a cell diagram that looks like the test writers toddler drew.
ALL YOU HAVE TO DO is remember that last time they used this picture D & E were CNs VII & VIII, so anything else on the right side or down from there could be the right CN X.
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If you ever get confused with the diagram remember:
CN 1,2,3,4 - Midbrain CN 5,6,7,8 - Pons CN 9,10,11,12 - Medulla
Since only one structure in the diagram is coming out of the medulla then it has be the vagus nerve