Anatomy of PNS

By erin117vv, Dec 2006

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Moves four extrinsic eye mm	Trigerminal (V)
Is the majory sensory nerve of the face	Trigerminal (V)
Serves the SCM and trapezius	Accessory (XI)
Three nerves that are purely sensory	olfactory (I), optic (II), vestibulocochlear (VIII)
Serves the tongue mms	Hypoglossal (XII)
Allows you to chew food	Trigerminal (V)
Is impaired in tic douloureux	Trigerminal (V)
Helps to regulate heart activity	Vagus (X)
Helps you hear and keep your balance	Vestibulocochlear (VIII)
Four nerves that contain parasympathetic nerves	Oculomotor (III), Facial (VII), Glossopharygeal (IX), Vagus (X)
Plexus and nerves of the diaphram	Cervical plexus;phrenic nerve
Plexus and nerves of the mm of the posterior thigh and posterior leg	Sacral plexus;tibial nerve
Plexus and nerves of the anterior thigh mm	Lumbar plexus;femoral nerve
Plexus and nerve of the medial thigh	Sacral plexus;obturator nerve
Plexus and nerve of anterior arm mm that flex the forearm	Brachial plexus;musculocutaneous nerve
Plexus and nerves of the mm that flex the wrist and fingers	Brachial plexus;median and radial nerves
Plexus and nerves of the mm that extend the wrist and fingers	Brachial plexus;ulnar nerve
Plexus and nerves of the skin and extensor mms of the posterior arm	Brachial plexus;radial nerve
Plexus and nerve of the peroneal mm,tibialis anterior, and toe extensors	Sacral plexus;common peroneal nerve

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