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The central tinnitus model is based on the plasticity change of the central auditory system in response to peripheral damage. GABA, a major inhibitory neurotransmitter in the central auditory pathway, plays an important role in processing acoustic stimuli[9] and in central reorganization after peripheral damage[].
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).