9th and 10th cranial nerves

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Froggy Jumps 9th and 10th cranial nervesOnline version MCQs for 9th and 10th (glossopharyngeal and vagus) cranial nerves by Manal Omar 1 A doctor gently presses on a patient's neck during a check-up. The patient's heart rate drops and they feel dizzy. Which nerve did the doctor stimulate? a The nerve that senses blood pressure (Glossopharyngeal Nerve) b The nerve for vision (Optic Nerve) c The nerve for smell (Olfactory Nerve) 2 During a check-up, a nurse touches the back of a patient's throat with a cotton swab. The patient gags. Which nerve carries the "touch sensation" from the throat to the brain for this reflex? a The nerve that feels the back of the throat (Glossopharyngeal Nerve) b The nerve that moves the tongue (Hypoglossal Nerve) c The nerve that moves the jaw (Trigeminal Nerve) 3 After neck surgery, a patient's voice becomes very weak and hoarse. Which nerve was likely injured, affecting the movement of the vocal cords? a The nerve to the voice box (Vagus Nerve) b The nerve for facial expression (Facial Nerve) c The nerve for taste (Facial Nerve) 4 A doctor asks a patient to say "AHHH." The patient's uvula (the punching bag in the back of the throat) pulls to the right side. This shows that the muscle on the left side is weak. Which nerve is not working on the left? a Vagus Nerve b Abducens Nerve) c Trigeminal Nerve) 5 A patient with a severe ear infection loses the sense of taste on the back part of their tongue. Which nerve, located near the ear, was damaged by the infection? a Glossopharyngeal Nerve b Vestibulocochlear Nerve c Trigeminal Nerve 6 A doctor needs to slow down a patient's dangerously fast heart rate. Which nerve can the doctor stimulate to naturally slow the heart rate? a The Vagus Nerve (CN X) b Accessory Nerve c The nerve for vision (Optic Nerve)

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9th and 10th cranial nervesOnline version

MCQs for 9th and 10th (glossopharyngeal and vagus) cranial nerves

by Manal Omar

A doctor gently presses on a patient's neck during a check-up. The patient's heart rate drops and they feel dizzy. Which nerve did the doctor stimulate?

The nerve that senses blood pressure (Glossopharyngeal Nerve)

The nerve for vision (Optic Nerve)

The nerve for smell (Olfactory Nerve)

During a check-up, a nurse touches the back of a patient's throat with a cotton swab. The patient gags. Which nerve carries the "touch sensation" from the throat to the brain for this reflex?

The nerve that feels the back of the throat (Glossopharyngeal Nerve)

The nerve that moves the tongue (Hypoglossal Nerve)

The nerve that moves the jaw (Trigeminal Nerve)

After neck surgery, a patient's voice becomes very weak and hoarse. Which nerve was likely injured, affecting the movement of the vocal cords?

The nerve to the voice box (Vagus Nerve)

The nerve for facial expression (Facial Nerve)

The nerve for taste (Facial Nerve)

A doctor asks a patient to say "AHHH." The patient's uvula (the punching bag in the back of the throat) pulls to the right side. This shows that the muscle on the left side is weak. Which nerve is not working on the left?

Vagus Nerve

Abducens Nerve)

Trigeminal Nerve)

A patient with a severe ear infection loses the sense of taste on the back part of their tongue. Which nerve, located near the ear, was damaged by the infection?

Glossopharyngeal Nerve

Vestibulocochlear Nerve

Trigeminal Nerve

A doctor needs to slow down a patient's dangerously fast heart rate. Which nerve can the doctor stimulate to naturally slow the heart rate?

The Vagus Nerve (CN X)

Accessory Nerve

The nerve for vision (Optic Nerve)

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9th and 10th cranial nerves

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9th and 10th cranial nervesOnline version

by Manal Omar

A doctor gently presses on a patient's neck during a check-up. The patient's heart rate drops and they feel dizzy. Which nerve did the doctor stimulate?

During a check-up, a nurse touches the back of a patient's throat with a cotton swab. The patient gags. Which nerve carries the "touch sensation" from the throat to the brain for this reflex?

After neck surgery, a patient's voice becomes very weak and hoarse. Which nerve was likely injured, affecting the movement of the vocal cords?

A doctor asks a patient to say "AHHH." The patient's uvula (the punching bag in the back of the throat) pulls to the right side. This shows that the muscle on the left side is weak. Which nerve is not working on the left?

A patient with a severe ear infection loses the sense of taste on the back part of their tongue. Which nerve, located near the ear, was damaged by the infection?

A doctor needs to slow down a patient's dangerously fast heart rate. Which nerve can the doctor stimulate to naturally slow the heart rate?

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