powerpoint presentation on cranial nerves

Cranial nerves are a set of 12 pairs of nerves that originate in the brain and perform a variety of functions. These functions include helping you see, hear, smell, taste, and feel sensations. They also help you move your eyes, tongue, and face. Some cranial nerves: Trigeminal nerve: The largest cranial nerve, with both sensory and motor components Glossopharyngeal nerve: The ninth cranial nerve, which connects to organs, muscles, and other structures in the mouth and throat Vestibulocochlear nerve: The eighth cranial nerve, which is involved in hearing and balance Oculomotor nerve: The third cranial nerve, which supplies the majority of the extraocular muscles Optic nerve: The second cranial nerve, which transmits sensory information for vision from the eye to the brain Trochlear nerve: The fourth cranial nerve, which sends signals from the brain to one of the muscles that control eye movement Hypoglossal nerve: The twelfth cranial nerve, which manages tongue movements Accessory nerve: The eleventh cranial nerve, which is responsible for neck muscle control.