figure 16 opthalmic of trigeminal

you never want to anesthetize which nerve?

the lacrimal nerve innervates: (3)

what is the conjunctiva?

the supraorbital nerve innervates: (2)

the supratrochlear nerve innervates: (3)

the ciliary nerve innervates: (1)

the infratrochlear nerve innervates: (2)

the anterior ethmoidal nerve innervates: (2)

the external nasal nerve innervates: (2)

the internal nasal nerve innervates: (2)

what is the only nerve to anesthetize (just different branches)?

what does transient mean?

when a scientist doesn't know why something happens (i.e. bells palsy)

the facial nerve innervates the muscles of ________ ________.

the facial nerve passes ________ the ________ gland but does not __________ it.

the facial nerve has a branch called the ______ _________ that innervates the _________ and ___________ salivary glands.

usually caused by stroke or injury to the nerve

the facial nerve can be injured during an incorrectly administered ___, but is usually only ________.

an idiopathic facial paralysis, abrupt and can be permanent

trigeminal neuralgia is ________ and treated by _________ the nerve

tic douloureux

excruciating short-term pain caused by touching trigger zones which vary but can include areas around the eye and ala of the nose