Question

In the cranial nerve model, which best describes the location of the optic chasma:________

Answer 1

Answer:

• Cranial Nerves:

The cranial nerves are the set of 12 pairs of nerves which are originated from the brain. As they are responsible for some of the essential functions , such as vision, smell, and balance of the human body structure.

The 12 pairs of the cranial nerves are as as under:

1. The olfactory nerve
2. The optic nerve
3. The oculomotor nerve
4. The trochlear nerve
5. The trigeminal nerve
6. The abducens nerve
7. The facial nerve
8. The vestibulocochlear nerve
9. The glossopharyngeal nerve
10. The vagus nerve
11. The spinal accessory
12. The hypoglossal nerve,

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Explanation:

• Optic chasma:

The optic chasma originates as one of the cranial nerves, as it serves for the function of vision sense in human body. The nerves are responsible for carrying the set of information and data from the retina of the eye to the brain. As the communication between the two regions or part of the body, as they hold the capacity to carry the charges or information from the retina of the eye towards the brain.