Fall Brain and Cranial Nerve Diagram test

Please match the cranial nerves to their correct functions Controls the tongue Hypoglossal Superior eye movement Trochlear Sense of smell Olfactory Taste and Swallowing Glossopharyngeal Movement of head and shoulders Accessory Chewing Trifacial Internal viscera Vagus Sense of balance vestibulocochlear Iris movement Oculomotor Abduction of eye Abducens Smiling Facial Sight Optic Please label the cranial nerves. You can use the matching section as your word bank. Olfactory Optic Trifacial oculomotor trochlear facial abducens vestibulocochlear glossopharyngeal vagus accessory hypoglossal Here is the word bank to use for the next few brain diagrams. The choices may be used more than once or even not at all.•corpus callosum Medulla choroid plexusCerebellum thalamus 4th ventricle•Cor. Quad Cerebral aquaduct Optic Chiasmcerebral peduncle Pituitary gland pineal bodyHypothalamus cerebral hemisphere ponscentral sulcus Post central gyrus pre central gyrusFrontal lobe Occipital lobe Lateral sulcusTemporal lobe parietal lobe flax cerebriFlax cerebelli TC lateral fissure Cerebellum Occipital lobe Temporal lobe Frontal lobe Parietal lobe lateral fissure pons medulla choroid plexus cerebral aquaduct corpus callosum corpus callosum allows hemispheres to speak to each other cor quads visual and auditory reflexes medulla oblongata breathing center proencephalon contains the cerebrum and the thalamus cerebellum controls voluntary muscle movement rhombencephalon contains the cerebellum peduncle nerve highway so the forebrain can talk to the hindbrain flax cerebri fissure that divides brain into a left side and right side