The sensory root of the
fifth cranial nerve enter the brain stem through the
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Pons
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The semilunar ganaglion is
located in the
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Meckel’s cavity
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The sensory root of the
fifth cranial nerve is made up of
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Unipolar neurons
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The ascending fibers of the
central branches of the sensory root of the fifth cranial nerve terminate in
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Upper sensory nucleus
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The ascending fibers of the
central branches of the sensory root of the fifth cranial nerve convey
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Tactile discrimination;
Passive movement; Sense of position
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The main nucleus of the
fifth cranial nerve is with the
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Dorsal trigeminothalamic
tract
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The bulbospinal nucleus is
_______ and associated with __________________.
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Ventral trigeminothalamic
tract and pain, temperature
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The mesencephalic nucleus
convey the impulses from
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Tempromandibular joint,
palate, Periodontal membrane and teeth, Stretch receptor from muscle fibers.
The nucleus conveys and interprets the proprioceptive impulses from all these
areas.
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The smallest division of
trigeminal nerve is the
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Ophthalmic nerve
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The ophthalmic nerve leaves
the cranium through the
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Superior orbital fissure
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Thursday, 19 December 2013
Oral Anatomy
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Unipolar for motor nucleus and pseudo unipolar for sensory nucleus of trigeminal nerve ?????
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