Cranial Nerve Innervation of the Tongue

Here's an easy way to remember the innervation of the tongue using a simple mnemonic:

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G-Protein Coupled Receptor Mnemonic

Here's an interesting way to remember the G-protein coupled receptors.

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"Hand of Benediction" Sign Mnemonic


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Barone Video Mnemonic: Superior Oblique Innervation

Here's a simple way to remember the cranial nerve innervation of the Superior Oblique muscle:

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Wernicke vs Broca Mnemonic by Elizabeth Perez MD

 

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Pharyngeal Arch Mnemonic by Timothy Tiu MD

If you've ever struggled to remember the Pharyngeal arch....  this mnemonic is for you! Dr. Tiu breaks it down and makes it memorable!!!

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Anatomy Mnemonic : Pharyngeal Arch Cranial Nerves

Here's a way to remember the cranial nerves associated with each Pharyngeal Arch:

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Tongue Sensation

Here's Dr. Alajaj's followup video. He uses the Pharangeal arch mnemonic to learn the innervation for tongue sensation.

 

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Hypothalamus Mnemonic


Here's an easy way to remember the functions of the hypothalamus:

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Quick Summary: Third Cranial Nerve Palsy

3rd Cranial Nerve palsy [Oculomotor nerve]

 

 

Associated with uncal herniation, ischemic injury, tumor, aneurysm of the PCA.

 

Video source: OphthoBook.com

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Quick Summary: Fourth Cranial Nerve Palsy


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4th Cranial Nerve Palsy [Trochlear nerve]

 

 

Associated with trauma, ischemic injury, tumor, and may be congenital.

 

Video source: OphthoBook.com

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Quick Summary: Sixth Cranial Nerve Palsy


6th Cranial Nerve palsy [Abducen's nerve]

 

 

Associated with increased ICP and ischemic injury.

 

Video source: OphthoBook.com

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