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A client who has been in a car accident has severe head trauma. It is suspected that the trochlear nerve has been damaged. What is the function of the trochlear nerve?

A) Innervates some of the voluntary muscles that move the eyeball and the eyelid
B) Assists with some of the voluntary eyeball movement
C) Coordinates with the cranial nerve to move the eye
D) Carries the sensation of eye pain and temperature to the brain

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