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===[[Cranial nerves]]===
*'''CN I (Olfactory)'''
**Anosmia + perceived change in taste of food
**Deficit caused by shearing of the nerve ending passing through the cribriform plate usually by closed head trauma
*'''CN II (Optic)'''
**Monocular and binocular visual field defects
**Monocular: [[Giant cell arteritis]], Anterior ischemic optic neuropathy, glaucoma, optic neuritis, trauma, increased ICP, emboli/arteritis/stenosis leading to retinal ischemia, ophthalmic artery or vein occlusion
**Binocular - Hemianopsia due to bilateral optic nerve disease.
*'''CN III (Oculomotor)''' –See [[Third Nerve Palsy]]
*'''CN IV (Trochlear)'''- See [[Trochlear nerve palsy]]
*'''CN VI (Abducens)'''- See [[Abducens nerve palsy]]
*[[Internuclear ophthalmoplegia]] - Lesion in medial longitudinal fasciculus, cannot adduct in horizontal lateral gaze, but normal convergence. Caused by [[multiple sclerosis]] or [[stroke]]
*'''CN V (Trigeminal)'''
**Jaw weakness and spasm. Jaw closure may be weak and/or asymmetric. +/- Trismus if irritative lesion to motor root.
**See [[trigeminal neuralgia]]
*'''CN VII (Facial)'''
**Upper motor neuron deficit – See [[Stroke (Main)|Stroke]], [[Hemorrhagic  stroke]], [[Multiple sclerosis]], [[Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis]] (Upper and lower motor neuron disease)
***Sudden-onset of weakness: forehead sparing, facial droop
**Lower motor neuron deficit – See [[Bell's palsy]]
***Ipsilateral to defect: Inability to raise eyebrows, drooping of angle of mouth, incomplete closure of eyelid. No forehead sparing.
*'''CN VIII (Vestibular)'''
**Dysfunction may be characterized by: tinnitus, deafness, nausea, vertigo, balance issues
**See [[vertigo]]
*'''CN IX (Glossopharyngeal)'''
**Dysfunction may be characterized by: dysarthria, dysphagia
*'''CN X (Vagus)'''
**Dysfunction may be characterized by: hoarseness (unilateral vocal cord paralysis), dyspnea and inspiratory stridor (bilateral). Dysarthria, dysphagia.
*'''CN XI (Accessory)'''
**Dysfunction may be characterized by: Sternocleidomastoid and trapezius weakness leads to weak head rotation and shoulder shrug
*'''CN XII (Hypoglossal)'''
**Dysfunction may be characterized by: tongue deviation and wasting
===Decussation===
*Cranial nerves that DO decussate (mnemonic 24/7 and 12)
**CN 2
**CN 4
**CN 7
**CN 12
*Cranial nerves that DO NOT decussate (lesion affecting CN causes ipsilateral deficits)
**CN 1
**CN 5
**CN 8
**CN 9
**CN 11