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INTERNAL Superior laryngeal nerve SLN Option 1: Sensory Option 2: Motor Option 3: Both sensory and motor Option 4: Neither sensory nor motor

INTERNAL Superior laryngeal nerve SLN Option 1: Sensory Option 2: Motor Option 3: Both sensory and motor Option 4: Neither sensory nor motor
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INTERNAL Superior laryngeal nerve SLN

Option 1: Sensory
Option 2: Motor
Option 3: Both sensory and motor
Option 4: Neither sensory nor motor

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Final answer:

The internal superior laryngeal nerve (SLN) is sensory in function.

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The internal superior laryngeal nerve (SLN) is sensory in function.

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