The cranial nerves that are sensory for the circulatory and respiratory reflexes are the:
A)facial and glossopharyngeal
B)hypoglossal and vagus
C)facial and hypoglossal
D)vagus and glossopharyngeal

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The vagus and glossopharyngeal nerves are both important for monitoring the circulatory and respiratory systems through their sensory functions. The facial and hypoglossal nerves are not typically involved in these reflexes.

The Cranial Nerves That Are Sensory for the Circulatory and Respiratory