Geniculate neuralgia is caused in the nerve______________?

Correct answer: A. VII

A. VII
B. IX
C. X
D. II

Explanation

Geniculate neuralgia involves the geniculate ganglion and nervus intermedius, which is functionally associated with the facial nerve, cranial nerve VII. It is therefore not a glossopharyngeal or vagal neuralgia.

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