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The cranial nerves are composed of the set of twelve pair of nerves that specifically emanate from the nervous tissue of brain. These twelve pair of nerves never originate from the spinal cord and play an important role in sensory, somatic, and parasympathetic functions.
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Which of these cranial nerves does not contain parasympathetic fibers?a. oculomotor (III) d. trigeminal (V)b. facial (VII) e. vagus (X)c. glossopharyngeal (IX)
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(C) glossopharyngeal nerve CN IX - taste (bitter from the tongue)
(D) vagus nerve CN X - taste from the tongue
(E) hypoglossal nerve CN XII - muscles of the tongue
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