Acute Facial Palsy – Anatomy Question
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The anatomy of the facial nerve is of particular clinical relevance to the EP. Having studied the anatomy on the previous page, match the relevant functions and anatomical features.
Select the appropriate anatomical feature(s) according to the function described.
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- Greater petrosal nerve
- Chorda tympani
- Nerve to the stapedius
- Terminal branches of the facial nerve
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Stimulates tear production from the lacrimal glands
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Carries taste fibres from anterior two-thirds of tongue. Stimulates saliva production in submandibular/sublingual glands
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Reduces auditory acuity
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Supplies the muscles of facial expression
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