Column A Column B 1. Hypoglossal Nerve 1. _2. Vagus Nerve 2. _3. 3rd branch of Trigeminal Nerve 3. _4. Trochlear Nerve 4. 5. Branch of Facial nerve to the obicularis oris 5. _6. Optic Nerve 6. _7. Ophthalmic division of Trigeminal Nerve 7. 8. Abducens Nerve 8. _9. Vestibulocochlear Nerve 9. _10. Accessory Nerve 10.

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