Optic Nerve I 2nd Cranial Nerve I 5 minute Neuroscience

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Today in this video I have discussed about the Optic nerve, which is the second cranial nerve.
Humans have twelve pairs of cranial nerves, and 31 pairs of spinal nerves.
The cranial nerves arise from the brain while the spinal nerves arise from the spinal cord.
These nerves, whether it be cranial or spinal, have special functions to perform, providing sensory as well as motor control over the body.
The cranial nerves perform functions of sensation, movement, and autonomic control.
There are in total of twelve cranial nerves.
Optic nerve is the second cranial nerve of the twelve cranial nerves which is responsible for one’s sense of vision.
Optic nerve is an entirely sensory and paired nerve composed of special cells known as the retinal ganglion cell axons and glial cells.
Watch the video for more details on optic nerve
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