KROK 1 2007 – Question 189 · KROK (Medicine) · Human Anatomy
A patient got a craniocerebral trauma that resulted in right-side convergent strabismus. Damage of which craniocerebral nerve caused such consequences?
- A. n. trigeminus
- B. n. oculomotorius
- C. n. abducens
- D. n. facialis
- E. n. trochlearis
Hint
Convergent strabismus means the eye deviates medially; think which extraocular muscle pulls the eyeball outward and which cranial nerve, with a long course along the skull base, supplies it.
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