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Cranial Nerve Examination

September 30, 2020 by James Thomas in Early Clinical Experience
Take Aurally · Cranial Nerve Examination

In this episode ACP Lucy Harris takes us through Cranial Nerve examination including some top tips along the way!

There are some ruder mnemonics for remembering the names of the Cranial Nerves and what they do but here are the ‘U’ rated ones Lucy mentioned:

I Olfactory

On

II Optic

Occasion

III Occulomotor

Our

IV Trochear

Trusty

V Trigeminal

Truck

VI Abducens

Acts

VII Facial

Funny

VIII Vestibulocochlear

Very

IX Glossopharyngeal

Good

X Vagus

Vehicle

XI Accessory

Any

XII Hypoglossal

How

CNI Some (Sensory)

CN II Say (Sensory)

CN III Marry (Motor)

CN IV Money (Motor)

CN V But (Both)

CN VI My (Motor)

CN VII Brother (Both)

CN VIII Says (Sensory)

CN IX Big (Both)

CN X Brains (Both)

CN XI Matter (Motor)

CN XII More (Motor)

The brilliant Geeky Medics blog on Cranial Nerve Examination can be found here

This is their video on Cranial Nerve Examination:

September 30, 2020 /James Thomas
Early Clinical Experience
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