The purely motor cranial nerve is
- AFacial
- BVagus
- CTrigeminal
- DSpinal accessory
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Ramus communicans contains . . . . . . nerve fibres.
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View SolutionDifferent cranial nerves with their respective functions are given below. Choose the correct option from the codes given below.
Name Function $I.$ Hypoglossal Hearing equilibrium $II.$ Glossopharyngeal Movements of pharynx,larynx,neck,and shoulder $III.$ Pathetic (Trochlear) Rotation of eyeball $IV.$ Oculomotor Movement of eyeball
| Name | Function |
| $I.$ Hypoglossal | Hearing equilibrium |
| $II.$ Glossopharyngeal | Movements of pharynx,larynx,neck,and shoulder |
| $III.$ Pathetic (Trochlear) | Rotation of eyeball |
| $IV.$ Oculomotor | Movement of eyeball |
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View SolutionThe cranial nerves which are exclusively sensory in function are
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