A scrivenersâ error is a term long used in the law to minimize the impact of a drafting mistake. The concept is that the scrivener a person performing the ministerial function of transcribing text simply gets it wrong and misspells a word, leaves something out, or puts something in that shouldn t be there.
Lingual nerve. The lingual nerve is located near the sides of the tongue (specifically below the lateral pterygoid muscle), and is responsible for its senses of taste and touch. The lingual nerve provides senses to the tongue's front two-thirds, as well as to the underside that surrounds it.It branches off the mandibular nerve and twists around the submandibular duct to reach the tongue.he lingual nerve provides senses to the tongue's front two-thirds, as well as to the underside that surrounds it. It branches off the mandibular nerve and twists around the submandibular duct to reach the tongue.
2-6. THE CRANIAL NERVES a. Olfactory Nerve (I). (1) Sensory nerve. (2) Transmits smell impulses from receptors in the nasal mucosa to the brain. b. Optic Nerve (II). (1) Sensory nerve. (2) Transmits visual impulses from the eye to the brain. c. Oculomotor Nerve (III). (1) Motor nerve. (2) Contracts the eyeball muscles. d. Trochlear Nerve (IV). (1) Motor nerve. (2) Contracts the eyeball muscles. e. Trigeminal Nerve (V). (1) Mixed nerve. (2) Transmits pain, touch, and temperature impulses from the face and head to the brain (sensory function). (3) Contracts the muscles of chewing (motor function). f. Abducens Nerve (VI). (1) Motor nerve. (2) Contracts eyeball muscles. g. Facial Nerve (VII). (1) Mixed nerve. (2) Transmits taste impulses from the tongue to the brain (sensory function). (3) Contracts the muscles of facial expression and stimulates secretion of salivary and lacrimal glands (motor function).