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In cases of head trauma, why are cranial nerves VII (facial nerve) and VIII (vestibulocochlear nerve) routinely examined, while cranial nerve V (trigeminal nerve) — which also innervates the face — is not typically included in the initial cranial nerve assessment?

Neurotoxicity :- - Neurological symptoms:These may include numbness, tingling, muscle weakness, tremors, paralysis, seizures, vision loss, and coordination problems. - Other symptoms:Headache, sexual dysfunction, and mood changes like depression can also occur.  Treatment and Management: - Identifying and removing the source:If possible, identifying and removing the source of exposure to the neurotoxicant is crucial.  - Supportive care:This may include medications to manage symptoms like seizures or pain, as well as therapies to address cognitive or behavioral issues.  - Rehabilitation:In cases of permanent damage, rehabilitation therapies may be necessary to help individuals regain lost function.  Importance of Neurotoxicity Awareness: - Public health concern:Neurotoxicity is a significant public health concern due to the widespread exposure to potential neurotoxicants in the environment and various products.  - Early detection and intervention:Early detection and intervention can minimize the severity and long-term consequences of neurotoxicity.