The tip of nose is supplied by _________ nerve?
Correct answer: C. Opthalmic
- A. Maxillary
- B. Mandibular
- C. Opthalmic
- D. Facial
Explanation
The tip of the nose receives sensory supply from the external nasal branch of the anterior ethmoidal nerve, a branch of ophthalmic division V1. Maxillary and mandibular divisions supply other facial regions, while the facial nerve is mainly motor.
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