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Answer:
Olfactory: Smell.
Explanation: It transmits sensory data to brain and is responsible for sense of smell.
Optic:vision
Explanation:Transfers visual information from the retina to the brain through the electrical impulses.
Oculomotor:Controls 6 intrinsic eye muscles, pupil dilation
Explanation:Movement of the eyeball and the eyelid.
Trochlear:Controls the superior oblique muscle of eye.
Explanation:Innervates the superior oblique muscle of the eye.
Trigeminal:Sensation to the face and motor to the muscles of mastication.
Explanation:somatosensor nerves and for chewing.
Abducens:Motor to lateral rectus muscle in eye.
Explanation:Movement of the eye.
Facial:Motor to muscles of facial expression, taste to anterior 2/3 of tongue, tears, salivation.
Explanation: facial expressions
Vestibulocochlear:Equilibrium and hearing.
Explanation:Responsible for special senses of hearing and to maintain balance.
Glossopharyngeal:Taste, touch to posterior 1/3 of the tongue, motor to muscle of pharynx, innervates partid salivary gland.
Explanation:Responsible for gag reflexive
Vagus:Autonomic function of gut , cardiac inhibition, sensation from larynx and pharynx, motor to muscles of vocal cords, swallowing.
Explanation:Carries signals from brain to several internal organs
Spinal accessory:Motor to shoulders and neck muscles.
Explanation:helps in the performance of the shoulder.
Hypoglossal:Movements of the tongue.
Explanation:Somatic motor nerve supplying muscles of the tongue.
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