What is the difference between the anatomy of the cranial nerves and that of the spinal nerves?
A. Cranial nerves are input pathways and spinal nerves are output pathways for the brain.
B. Cranial nerves can be sensory, motor, or mixed; spinal nerves are all mixed nerves.
C. Spinal nerves are much more specialized than cranial nerves.
D. Spinal nerves carry information related to the head, face, and neck; cranial nerves carry information related to visual, auditory, smell, or taste sensation.
Answer: B
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