CONNECT ACCESS CARD FOR ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY
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Chapter 14, Problem 1TYC
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The cranial nerve is responsible for conveying pain signals to the brain by following situations are, sand blows into eye is trigeminal nerve, bite the back of your tongue is glossopharyngeal nerve, and stomach hurts from eating too much by the function of vagus nerve.
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