ThomasWillis namedthis nerve in1664Hasspinal &cranialrootsHelps withswallowingContainsspecialvisceralfibersTo test thisnerve, you'lltest themuscle itsuppliesSuppliessternocleidomastoid& trapezius muscles2 muscles;essential tothe neck &shouldermovementDamage to thisnerve cancause shoulderpain weakness& atrophySpinal partoriginatesfrom thecervicalspinal cordThe cranialbranch workswith other nervesto supply thelarynx, pharynx,and soft palletShoulderelevation& scapularrotationCan bedamaged byText NeckSyndromeRotatesthe head& neckflexionThis nerve hasbeen subjectto debate if it isa cranial nerveCollet-Sicardsyndromecan paralysisthis nerveCranial portionthought tooriginates inthe medullaoblongataThe onlynerve toenter andexit the skullHas variablerelationshipsto theinternal,jugular veinRemovinglymph nodescould causedamage tothis nerveThis nerve &two othersexit throughthe jugularforamenProvidessomaticmotorfunctionGeneralsomaticefferentfibersNerve surgery,grafting, andregenerationcan be used tofix damagednervesYou can feela sharp painin the head orneck, if nerveis pinchedThomasWillis namedthis nerve in1664Hasspinal &cranialrootsHelps withswallowingContainsspecialvisceralfibersTo test thisnerve, you'lltest themuscle itsuppliesSuppliessternocleidomastoid& trapezius muscles2 muscles;essential tothe neck &shouldermovementDamage to thisnerve cancause shoulderpain weakness& atrophySpinal partoriginatesfrom thecervicalspinal cordThe cranialbranch workswith other nervesto supply thelarynx, pharynx,and soft palletShoulderelevation& scapularrotationCan bedamaged byText NeckSyndromeRotatesthe head& neckflexionThis nerve hasbeen subjectto debate if it isa cranial nerveCollet-Sicardsyndromecan paralysisthis nerveCranial portionthought tooriginates inthe medullaoblongataThe onlynerve toenter andexit the skullHas variablerelationshipsto theinternal,jugular veinRemovinglymph nodescould causedamage tothis nerveThis nerve &two othersexit throughthe jugularforamenProvidessomaticmotorfunctionGeneralsomaticefferentfibersNerve surgery,grafting, andregenerationcan be used tofix damagednervesYou can feela sharp painin the head orneck, if nerveis pinched

Untitled Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. E-Thomas Willis named this nerve in 1664
  2. R-Has spinal & cranial roots
  3. V-Helps with swallowing
  4. E-Contains special visceral fibers
  5. E-To test this nerve, you'll test the muscle it supplies
  6. E-Supplies sternocleidomastoid & trapezius muscles
  7. N-2 muscles; essential to the neck & shoulder movement
  8. E-Damage to this nerve can cause shoulder pain weakness & atrophy
  9. N-Spinal part originates from the cervical spinal cord
  10. N-The cranial branch works with other nerves to supply the larynx, pharynx, and soft pallet
  11. R-Shoulder elevation & scapular rotation
  12. E-Can be damaged by Text Neck Syndrome
  13. E-Rotates the head & neck flexion
  14. E-This nerve has been subject to debate if it is a cranial nerve
  15. R-Collet-Sicard syndrome can paralysis this nerve
  16. V-Cranial portion thought to originates in the medulla oblongata
  17. V-The only nerve to enter and exit the skull
  18. V-Has variable relationships to the internal, jugular vein
  19. R-Removing lymph nodes could cause damage to this nerve
  20. N-This nerve & two others exit through the jugular foramen
  21. N-Provides somatic motor function
  22. V-General somatic efferent fibers
  23. E-Nerve surgery, grafting, and regeneration can be used to fix damaged nerves
  24. E-You can feel a sharp pain in the head or neck, if nerve is pinched