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I olfactory II Optic - fundi, pupillary reflexes, VA, Visual fields III - Oculomotor - ptosis, range of eye movements, pupillary reflexes (Edinger Westphal Ciliarymotor Ganglion) IV - trochlear VI - abducens V - trigeminal - sensation in all branches, motor to masseter, VII - eye closure, show teeth, eyebrow raise VIII - vestibular and auditory IX - gag, X - palate retract in midline XI - acessory, sternocleidomastoid XII - hypoglossal, tongue central
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@TheDrtevans I would be most wary of using wikipedia as a medical source.
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@kmwindisch Down and out would be the third cranial nerve.
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@TheDrtevans Aguide to Physical examination by arbara Bates 5th edition page 511- "N4 trochlear downward inward movement of the eye." not outward movement as you suggest.
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She has black eyes like a shark . Great video
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Advice on fundoscopy; when looking in the right eye, look through your right eye and when looking into the left eye look through your left eye. Patients feel a little more comfortable when you aren't putting yourself "nose-to-nose" with them... I suppose pediatrics may not care as much though!
vegansean1 7 months ago
@vegansean1 That is a great textbook point... as long as the physician is not strongly right eye dominant. When that happens you need to use your right eye for all fundoscopy or you will never see the fundus. A good exam is better than a following the textbook.
kmwindisch 6 months ago
I discovered some techniques I had yet to see. Thanks. (Who voted AGAINST this video? WHY?)
GeorgiosMICHALAKIS 1 year ago
@GeorgiosMICHALAKIS thanks. I'm glad to help.
kmwindisch 1 year ago