Mnemonic : Bull DOG LIMPS
Creator : Myself
Explanation : this mnemonic helps in remembering all the causes of bilateral facial nerve paralysis that may be either simultaneous or delayed .
Bull = Bell palsy, Bulbar palsy, Basilar skull fracture and Botulism
D = Diabetes Mellitus
O = Osteopetrosis
G = Guillain-Barre syndrome
L = Leukemia , Leprosy and Lyme disease
I = Isoniazid and Infectious mononucleosis
M = Myasthenia gravis , Myotonica dystrophia , Meningitis , Moebius syndrome and Malaria
P = Periarteritis nodosa, Poliomyelitis , Porphyrias and Postvaccination neuropathy
S = Syphilis and Sarcoidosis ( Heerfordt syndrome )
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
7 - Cranial Nerves List - From 1 to 12
The mnemonic : On Occasion Of Parties The Attractive Faces Are Girl Visitors , Say Hi .
Creator : God knows who . I believe this is the first mnemonic i ever learnt after i entered into medicine .
Explanation : this mnemonic is very helpful to remember all the cranial nerves in the correct order so that u can remember them easily and answer quickly when somebody asks u a question regarding this topic .
On = Olfactory nerve ( first cranial nerve )
Occasion = Optic nerve ( second cranial nerve )
Of = Oculomotor nerve ( third cranial nerve )
Parties = Pathetic nerve ( fourth cranial nerve, also called Trochlear nerve )
The = Trigeminal nerve ( fifth cranial nerve )
Attractive = Abducens nerve ( sixth cranial nerve )
Faces = Facial nerve ( seventh cranial nerve )
Are = Auditory nerve ( eigth cranial nerve, also called vestibulocochlear nerve or auditory vestibular nerve or statoacoustic nerve )
Girl = Glossopharyngeal nerve ( ninth cranial nerve )
Visitors = Vagus nerve ( tenth cranial nerve )
Say = Spinal accesory nerve ( eleventh cranial nerve, also called accesory nerve or cranial accesory nerve )
Hi = Hypoglossal nerve ( twelfth cranial nerve )
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P.S : though not traditionally recognised recently cranial nerve zero is being talked about . though it is still controversial , cranial nerve zero is said to play a role in the detection of pheromones . u may find a little difficulty in remembering the first three cranial nerves inorder inspite of this mnemonic . i use the submnemonic ( i dont think such term exists :-) but still ) LAPAC , forger the As , LPC stand for the second letters in the respective nerves . thats my way , u can have ur own way. bye .
Creator : God knows who . I believe this is the first mnemonic i ever learnt after i entered into medicine .
Explanation : this mnemonic is very helpful to remember all the cranial nerves in the correct order so that u can remember them easily and answer quickly when somebody asks u a question regarding this topic .
On = Olfactory nerve ( first cranial nerve )
Occasion = Optic nerve ( second cranial nerve )
Of = Oculomotor nerve ( third cranial nerve )
Parties = Pathetic nerve ( fourth cranial nerve, also called Trochlear nerve )
The = Trigeminal nerve ( fifth cranial nerve )
Attractive = Abducens nerve ( sixth cranial nerve )
Faces = Facial nerve ( seventh cranial nerve )
Are = Auditory nerve ( eigth cranial nerve, also called vestibulocochlear nerve or auditory vestibular nerve or statoacoustic nerve )
Girl = Glossopharyngeal nerve ( ninth cranial nerve )
Visitors = Vagus nerve ( tenth cranial nerve )
Say = Spinal accesory nerve ( eleventh cranial nerve, also called accesory nerve or cranial accesory nerve )
Hi = Hypoglossal nerve ( twelfth cranial nerve )
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P.S : though not traditionally recognised recently cranial nerve zero is being talked about . though it is still controversial , cranial nerve zero is said to play a role in the detection of pheromones . u may find a little difficulty in remembering the first three cranial nerves inorder inspite of this mnemonic . i use the submnemonic ( i dont think such term exists :-) but still ) LAPAC , forger the As , LPC stand for the second letters in the respective nerves . thats my way , u can have ur own way. bye .
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