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- Make a table of the cranial nerves VI, VII, VIII, IX, X including the general and specific function of each nerve.Make a table of the cranial nerves XI, XII including the general and specific function of each nerve.Make a table of the 12 cranial nerves including the general and specific function of each nerve.
- Review the twelve cranial nerves so that you can (1) state whether the nerve carries sensory or motor commands and (2) state the general functions of each nerve.Name all the cranial nerves and write about cranial nerves VII & IX.Pick one of the 12 cranial nerves and BRIEFLY describe its location, sensory, motor, or mixed, what structures it innervates, and function. As a nurse, what test would you perform on your patient to see if they have damage to this nerve?