The client is experiencing the effects of a recent cerebrovascular accident (CVA). The client is unable to smell. Which cranial nerve was most likely affected by the CVA?
1. Cranial nerve I.
2. Cranial nerve XII.
3. Cranial nerve VIII.
4. Cranial nerve VII.
Correct Answer: 1
The sense of smell is controlled by cranial nerve I. Tongue movement is controlled by cranial nerve XII. The sense of taste is controlled by cranial nerves VII and IX. Hearing and balance is controlled by cranial nerve VIII.
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