<prompt> Special visceral efferent DOES NOT involveNucleus ambiguusMotor nucleus of V cranial nerveMotor nucleus of VII cranial nerveDorsal nucleus of X cranial nerve  <response>: D Dorsal nucleus of X cranial nerveNUCLEI BELONGING TO COLUMNSGSEOculomotor, Trochlear, Abducent, Hypoglossal nucleiSVEMotor nucleus of V nerve Motor nucleus of VII nerve Nucleus AmbiguusGVEEW nucleus, Lacrimatory nucleus, Superior Inferior salivatory nuclei, Dorsal vagal nucleusGVASVANucleus of Tractus solitariusGSASpinal, Principal sensory Mesencephalic nuclei of V nerveSSAVestibular Cochlear nuclei?III-Special Visceral BranchialEfferent SVE Column:Motor nuclei which supply musclesdeveloped from the pharyngeal arches, Branchiomotor cell column.These are 5,7,9 10Ambiguus nucleus, in Medulla 9,10 cranial part of Accessory nerveMotor Nucleus of the Trigeminal nerve, in the Mid pons.Motor nucleus of the Facial nerve in the Caudal pons.CRANIAL NERVE FUNCTIONAL COMPONENTSFunctional componentAbbreviation General FunctionCranial nerves containing componentGeneral somatic afferentGSAPerception of touch, pain, temperatureTrigeminal nerve V; Facial nerve VII; Vagus nerve XGeneral visceral afferentGVASensory input from visceraGlossopharyngeal nerve IX; Vagus nerve XSpecial afferentSASmell, taste, vision, hearing balanceOlfactory nerve 1; Optic nerve II; Facial nerve VII; Vestibulocochlear nerve VIII; Glossopharyngeal nerve IX, Vagus nerve XGeneral somatic efferentGSEMotor innervation to skeletal voluntary musclesOculomotor nerve II; Trochlear nerve IV; Abducent nerve VI; Hypoglossal nsrve XIIGeneral visceral efferentGVEMotor innervation to smooth muscle, heart muscle glandsOculomotor nerve III; Facial nerve VI; Glossopharyngeal nerve IX; Vagus nerve XBranchial efferentBEMotor innervation to skeletal muscles derived from pharyngeal arch mesodermTrigeminal nerve V; Facial nerve VII, Glossopharyngeal nerve IX; Vagus nerve X; Accessory nerve XI Special sensory or Special Visceral Afferent SVA - smell, taste; special somatic afferent SSA - vision, hearing, balance. Special Visceral Efferent SVE or branchial motor.Other Option?Nucleus AmbiguusRuns in a rostral to caudal direction in the medulla is located in the ventrolateral reticular formation, posterior to the inferior olivary nuclear complex and anteromedial to the spinal trigeminal nucleus.?Dorsal nucleus of the Vagus nerve or Posterior motor nucleus of VagusIs a cranial nerve nucleus for the vagus nerve in the medulla that lies ventral to the floor of the fourth ventricle.It mostly serves parasympathetic vagal functions in the gastrointestinal tract, lungs, and other thoracic and abdominal vagal innervations.The cell bodies for the preganglionic parasympathetic vagal neurons that innervate the heart reside in the nucleus ambiguus.Additional cell bodies are found in the nucleus ambiguus, which give rise to the branchial efferent motor fibers of the vagus nerve CN X terminating in the laryngeal, pharyngeal muscles musculus uvulae. 