Which of the following is FALSE?   Question 43 options:   CN X is associated with all of the following: gag reflex, stomach, heart   Pain from your two front teeth (upper) pass to the brain via V2   Dural sinuses typically drain venous blood from the brain   Phrenic nerve: important nerve coming out of the choroid plexus

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