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Cranial Nerves

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BP as arm is raised
decreases 10-20 mmHg
CN7 Facial
Expressions
L5-S1
achilles tendon reflex
Diastolic(bottom)
BP at the period of rest( ventricle filling)
CN8 Vestibular Cochlear
balance and hearing
Respiration/Adult
12-20bpm
amount of air exchanged with each breath
depth
Deviations from Normal, resting, quiet, respirations
character
Pulse Normal
60-100bpm
C5-6
Bicep tendon reflex
Normal BP
120/80
CNX Vagus
internal organ functioning
C7-8
Tricep tendon deep tendon reflex
AROM
determines muscle strength
most accurate location to measure temp
rectal
systolic(top)
BP at time of left ventricle contraction(blood pushed to body)
CN3 Occulomotor
Eye movement
Adult normal pulse
60-100 BPM
UE pulse location
temporal (eye brow) and brachial (inside bicep)
Tachycardia
Greater than 100bpm
Rectal
+1 degress above normal
Axillary temperature
-1 degress below normal
Diastolic
60-90 mmhg
CN2 Optic
Vision
CNXII Hypoglossal
tounge movementrs
regularity of thre breathing pattern
rhythm
Systolic
90-135 mmhg
Oral
98.6-99.5 degrees
release BP valve allow needle to fall
2-3 mmHg
Most common location to measure temp
oral
BP as arm lowers
increase 10-20 mmHg
Inflate cuff
15-20 mmHg
CN6 Abducens
Lateral Eye movement
CNXI Accessory
sternocleidmastoid and upper trap
Most common pulse location
Carotid(neck), radial (thumb side)
L3-4
anteriotibialis tendon reflex
Children BP
90/60
PROM
Accesses joints, capsules and end-feels
CNI Olfactory
Smell
CN4 Trochlear
Crossing of the eye
LE pulse location
femoral (how much blood in my leg)
CN9 Glossopharyngyl
swallow
number of breaths taken per minute
rate
CN 5Trigeminal
Chewing

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