In internal auditory meatus

A. The cochlear nerve is medial to inferior vestibular nerve

B. The facial nerve is lateral to superior vestibular nerve

C. The inferior vestibular nerve is inferior to the cochlear nerve

D. The superior vestibular nerve is medial to the inferior vestibular nerve

Correct Answer: The facial nerve is lateral to superior vestibular nerve

Description: The facial nerve lies lateral to superior vestibular nerve. The IAM on either side face each other across the posterior fossa

Category: Pathology

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