NERVES 634 NERVES A TABLE OF THE NERVES.—Continued
The American Illustrated Medical Dictionary · 1913 · p. 18
| Nagrve. Function. OrIGINn. | DistRIBUTION. BRANCHES. eee ι--- ᾿: | Dental, inferior or Sensation and motion, i Inferior maxillary. |-Teeth, skin, mucosa, | Mylohyoid, incisor, ' mandibular. | ete. mental, dental, etc., Dental, posterior su- Sensation, etc. [ Superior maxillary. | Buccal mucosa, gums, perior. rior. Depre or. glos’si. Descen’dens no’ni. Digastric. Dorsal, and posterior divisjons). Dersal (of clitoris). Dorsal (of penis). Esophageal. Facial (branch). Facial (seventh cranial). Frontal. Gastric. Genital. Gen i to crural. Glo o pharyngeal (ninth cranial). Gluteal, inferior. Gluteal, superior. Gustatory. Hemorrhoidal, rier, Hepatic. infe- Hirschfeld's, Hypogastric. : Hypoglo al (twelfth cranial). Iliac. Hichy pogastric. The-inguinal. Incisive. Infra mandibular, Inframaxillary. Infra-orbital. \, Infra trochlear. Sensation, etc. | Superior maxillary. See Cyon’s. hypo- | Motor. Hypoglo al. See Descend ens hypo-, glo i. | | | Motion. Facial. 12 (anterior Sensation and motion. | Spinal cord. | Sensation, etc. | Pudic. Sensation, etc.: Pudic. Motion, etc. | Pneumogastric. Sensation. Auricular is — magnus, Motion, secretion, | Floor of fourth venvasomotion, etc. ' tricle, fasciculus. teres. Sensation. Ophthalmic. | Motion. | Pneumogastric. Sensation and motion. Gen i to crural. I Sensation and motion. First and second lumbar. Taste and sensation, vasomotion, motor, tricle. the pharynx, ete.: Motion. ‘Sacral plexus, second and third sacral, etc. . Motion. Sacral plexus. See Lingual. Sensation and motion. | Pudic plexus. Influences glycogenic | Pneumogastric. function. i Motion,; Facial. " Sensation.: Niohy pogastric. Motion, vasomotion. — Floor of fourth ventricle. | Ι ᾿ i Tliohy pogastric. First lumbar. Sensation. Sensation and motion. " Sensation and motion. | First lumbar. Sensation. Inferior dental. See Inframaxillary. ! Motion. | Facial Sensation and motion. | Facial oo. φ Sensation. Nasal. Floor of fourth ven-. ' or sacral teeth. Upper bicuspid teeth. Sternohyoid, omohyoid, sternohyoid, etc. gastric, yngeal nerve, etc. chest, trunk, and limbs. | Clitoris. | Corpus — caver no sum, \ dorsum of penis, etc.: Muscular and mucous coats of esophagus, fangs, and pulp of ᾿ Posterior belly of di- | glo ophar- " Skin and muscles of | esophageal plexus, etc. Skin over parotid, Paro; tid, etc. | Face, ear, palate,. tongue. |: Forehead, cyelids, ὶ Ε pericranium, skin of | | temples, etc.: Stomach. Cremaster muscle and round ligament. Cremaster, thigh, etc. Middle ear, pharynx, meninges, tonsils, tongue. i Gluteus maximus. Muscular. External, internal, cutaneous. ' Tympanic, chorda tympani, posterior auricular, digastric, stylo- hyoid, temporal, malar, _ infra-orbital, buccal, supramaxil- lary, inframaxillary. ' Supra trochlear, supraorbital. skin of Genital, crural, etc. Tympanic, carotid, haryngeal, muscu- lar. tonsillar, lingual, etc. ' Articular, cutaneous. | Glutei, tensor vagina Inferior and superior { femoris. and skin of perineum, Liver. External sphincter ani | Pal a to glo us and sty- ᾿ log lo us. Skin of hy pogastrium. Hyeplo us and subyoid muscles. Skin of hypogastrium and gluteal region, | Skin of gluteal region. 8 | Internal oblique muscle , and skin of upper thigh, labium, and scrotum, “Incisor and canine teeth of lower jaw. Platysma. Cheek-muscles, and lip. Conjunctiva of part of lacrimal sac side of nose, eyelid, j ete, nose, " Muscular, branches. Hepatic plexus. Descend ens noni or hypo glo i, muscular, thyrohyoid, — geniohyoid, and == meningeal. Iliac, hy pogastric, communicating. cutaneous, and communicating. * Communicating. Nasal, labial, palpebral. | le
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