KROK 1 2021 – Question 131 · KROK (Medicine) · Human Anatomy
On examination a man presents with convergent strabismus, inward deviation of the eyeball and inability to move the eyeball outward. What nerve is damaged?
- A. Trochlear nerve
- B. Oculomotor nerve
- C. Optic nerve
- D. Ophthalmic nerve
- E. Abducent nerve
Hint
The lateral rectus muscle moves the eye outward; ask which cranial nerve supplies it and what the unopposed medial rectus then does to the eye position.
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