A good mnemonic to remember which muscles are innervated by what nerve is to paraphrase it as a molecular equation: LR6SO4R3.

Lateral Rectus - Cranial Nerve VI, Superior Oblique - Cranial Nerve IV, the Rest of the muscles - Cranial Nerve III.

Superior rectus=elevation Inferior rectus=depression Lateral rectus=abduction Medial rectus=adduction superior oblique=intrusion inferior oblique=extrusion

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confirmed by suspending (not stopping) breastfeeding for 24 - 48 hours. The serum bilirubin falls and then breastfeeding can continue. The mother, who can express milk for this short period, must be reassured that there is nothing wrong with the milk and advised to resume. Some doctors recommend continuation of breastfeeding. Billirubin encephalopathy Excessive intake of vitamin A precursors in foods, principally carrots, can lead to a yellow discoloration of the skin but not of the sclera and oral cavity.

Red hues are a challenge for animal coloration, as multiple pigments such as carotenoids, pheomelanin, psittacofulvins, porphyrins, turacin, and hemoglobin may confer red colors.[6] The health benefits of foods that contains retinoids may encourage their excessive intake, whether as an antioxidant vitamin[7] or to stimulate T cells.[8] A topical retinoid formulation may be used to protect against infrared lightinduced free radicals.[9] [12:27:48 PM] aparna govindarajan: Excessive intake of vitamin A precursors in foods, principally carrots, can lead to a yellow discoloration of the skin but not of the sclera and oral cavity.

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