Which cranial nerve is highlighted? hypoglossal (XII) vestibulocochlear (VIII) trigeminal (V) facial (VII) LT-C15: Brain 2-part 38 Scientific

An 18-year-old male is shot in the back and is taken to the emergency room. A neurological exam reveals a hemisection of the right half of the spinal cord extending from T8 to T12. Which of the following deficits will most likely result from this injury? Loss of pain and temperature sensation from the left arm and leg; loss of conscious proprioception from the right arm and leg; extreme weakness of right arm and leg O Loss of pain and temperature sensation from the right leg; loss of conscious proprioception from the left leg; extreme weakness of left leg O Loss of pain and temperature sensation from the left leg; loss of conscious proprioception from the right leg; extreme weakness of right leg Loss of pain and temperature sensation from the right arm; loss of conscious proprioception from the left arm; extreme weakness of left arm O Loss of pain and temperature sensation from the left arm; loss of conscious proprioception from the right arm; extreme weakness of right arm

Which of the cranial nerves labeled below have both sensory and motor and motor functions (select all that apply)? B O B @ %23 % & 8 19 2 3 6. 7 8 9 W E (4] Y

The thick, leathery, protective covering on the brain is the ___14____ while another, more transparent layer, called the ___15____ closely follows the contours of the brain.

API John was struck in the left side of his face with a baseball while batting.  He was not wearing a helmet and he fractured his zygomatic arch and parts of his temporal bone.  After he had reconstructive surgery he noticed his left lower eyelid was still drooping and the corner of his mouth was sagging.  What nerve was damaged and what other issues could damage to this nerve cause?

VIII. Vestibulococt nerve XII. Hypoglossal nerve Cranial nerve diagram Select the cranial nerves that are motor. III. Oculomotor nerve I. Olfactory nerve V. Trigeminal nerve VII. Facial nerve VI. Abducens nerve X. Vagus nerve XI. Accessory nerve II. Optic nerve