Thread by @GatesPhysio

I asked #ChatGPT from @OpenAI to write a rap to aid cranial nerve recollection and tests. It's quite phenomenal what this software can do so quickly 🧵🖥️

@OpenAI Yo, let me school ya 'bout the cranial nerves,
12 in all, so listen and observe,
Each nerve has a function, and a test we can conduct,
Let me break it down for ya, get ready to erupt.

@OpenAI First up, number one, the olfactory nerve,
It's all 'bout the sense of smell we preserve,
Scent detection is the game we play,
Nose to the test, let's see what they say.

@OpenAI Next, number two, the optic nerve's on deck,
Vision's the name of the game, you can bet,
Visual acuity, field of vision is the test,
If it's working right, we'll all be impressed.

Number three is the oculomotor nerve, movin' the eye,
Pupil size and eyelids, we can't deny,
Check for abnormalities, move 'em left and right,
H test and pupillary reflex, keep 'em in sight.

Number four, the trochlear nerve, down and out is the scene,
Patient tilts their head, let's see what's keen.

Trigeminal nerve's up next, number five, it's the face,
Sensory and muscles for chewing, all in one place,
Cotton wisp and clenching teeth, they gotta pass the test,
If they're all good, it's performing at its best.

Number six, the abducens nerve, movin' the eye side to side,
It's a simple test, can't deny.

Number seven, the facial nerve's in charge of expression,
Taste to the tongue, smile and frown, it's a good lesson,
Close the eyes and check, everything's in place,
If it's normal, they'll have a smile on their face.

The vestibulocochlear, number eight, is all about hearing and balance,
Whisper and tuning fork tests, we'll give it a chance.

Number nine, the glossopharyngeal, all 'bout the throat,
Swallowing and taste, we can't be remote,
Say "ahh" and gag reflex, it's the way to check,
If it's normal, we're in the clear, we're in the deck.

Number ten, the vagus nerve's all about the gut,
Muscles for swallowing, voice, and heart rate, let's not strut,
Uvula and gag reflex, it's the way to test,
If it's normal, it's performing at its best.

The accessory nerve, number eleven, in control,
Shoulder shrug and head turn, we'll see what they know.

Last but not least, the hypoglossal nerve, number twelve,
Controls the tongue, let's give it a delve,
Stick it out and move it around, it's the test we've found,
If it's normal, it's sound.

So that's the cranial nerves, all twelve, we're done,
Now you got a rap, so go out there and have some fun,
Use it in clinical practice, and let your patients know,
The cranial nerves are the real deal, and this rap's the flow.