NURS 226 Chapter 24 Neuro Part 2 Exam
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CN VIII Vestibulocochlear (Sensory)
Function of CN VIII Hearing & balance
Test for CN VIII Whisper test and normal conversation
Abnormal findings for CN VIII Hearing loss and asymmetry
CN IX & X Glossopharyngeal & Vagus (Both)
Motor function of CN IX & X Say 'ahhh' → uvula rises midline and
swallowing
Sensory function of CN IX & X Posterior pharynx sensation and taste
(posterior
1/3 tongue)
Abnormal findings for CN IX & X Hoarse voice, uvula deviation, and
difficulty
swallowing
, CN XI Spinal Accessory (Motor)
Function of CN XI Shrug shoulders and turn head against
resistance
Abnormal findings for CN XI Weakness and muscle atrophy
CN XII Hypoglossal (Motor)
Function of CN XII Stick out tongue → midline and speech:
'light, tight,
dynamite'
Abnormal findings for CN XII Tongue deviation, slurred speech, and
fasciculations
Upper Motor Neurons (UMN) Brain → spinal cord
Diseases affecting UMN Stroke and MS
Signs of UMN injury Spasticity and increased tone
Lower Motor Neurons (LMN) Spinal cord → muscle
Diseases affecting LMN Bell palsy and spinal injury
Questions and Answers with Verified
Solutions | Latest Updated 2026
CN VIII Vestibulocochlear (Sensory)
Function of CN VIII Hearing & balance
Test for CN VIII Whisper test and normal conversation
Abnormal findings for CN VIII Hearing loss and asymmetry
CN IX & X Glossopharyngeal & Vagus (Both)
Motor function of CN IX & X Say 'ahhh' → uvula rises midline and
swallowing
Sensory function of CN IX & X Posterior pharynx sensation and taste
(posterior
1/3 tongue)
Abnormal findings for CN IX & X Hoarse voice, uvula deviation, and
difficulty
swallowing
, CN XI Spinal Accessory (Motor)
Function of CN XI Shrug shoulders and turn head against
resistance
Abnormal findings for CN XI Weakness and muscle atrophy
CN XII Hypoglossal (Motor)
Function of CN XII Stick out tongue → midline and speech:
'light, tight,
dynamite'
Abnormal findings for CN XII Tongue deviation, slurred speech, and
fasciculations
Upper Motor Neurons (UMN) Brain → spinal cord
Diseases affecting UMN Stroke and MS
Signs of UMN injury Spasticity and increased tone
Lower Motor Neurons (LMN) Spinal cord → muscle
Diseases affecting LMN Bell palsy and spinal injury