BONES OF THE SKULL - LEARN IN 4 MINUTES

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[@oscarreyes9306]

strong visualization of the bones. Really helped since online is all plain like fried rice without seasoning.

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[@midknight198]

You've taught me this lesson in just 4 mins in what I will read in a book for 1hour trying to understand on my own. Thanks! I'll make sure to watch your videos before reading the book

[@samscrib1209]

Bones of the skull and location Occipital bone- back of the skull Ethymoid bone- between the eye (articulate to form orbit) Sphenoid bone- (butterfly) middle and inferior portion of neurocranium Frontal bone- bone of forehead Pair of parietal bone-joined at the top of the skull (forms top and side of the neurocranium) roughly quadrilateral shape Pair of temporal bone- side and base of the skull

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**The 78 dislikers are the students who must have skipped the 4-MINUTE video and failed because of it.**

[@bhanupriyanayak7574]

Likes are from the ones who didn't pay attention to the very first sentence and failed. The skull has 29 bones, not 22.

[@kobie562]

@@bhanupriyanayak7574 because you included the Hyoid Bone and 6 Auditory bones making it 29. This only showed the 22 bones in the CRANIUM and FACE. Hyoid doesn’t even attach to any bone in the body. But it’s proximal to the Head.

[@buuubeee8853]

@@bhanupriyanayak7574 bt in textbook that is 22

[@Hq3404]

2:29 starts facial bones.

[@adya5961]

As an artist studying anatomy this was so quick and helpful! Thank you

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Thanks for the video, the fact that you are using different colors to highlight different parts of the bones make it easier for me to understand.make more videos please

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[@ramyapriya622]

Please do the videos on the anatomy of the arterial, venous, and nervous supply of the face. Thank you

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[@sananawzad107]

you gonna doing the best thing if you could explain any of the other bones by detail with different videos 🌸

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[@EmanMasood7]

Hello Please could you answer me? Compact bone is in whole skeleton or just long bones

[@zenahalthari3395]

I think all bones is made up of compact bone, but the difference is the disturbance in the presence of the spongy bone inside the compact. For example in long bone the spongy bone is found in the ends of shafts and surrounding the whole other types of bones from inside such as skull, ribs, vertebrae and pelvic bones. So all bones have both compact and spongy bones

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[@kiranbabu271]

Thank you so much..very nice..loved it.

[@drpunitvaishy4821]

Keep your work u helped me to understand all parts of cranium. Taenk u 👍

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Great video, short and to the point. Thank you for the summary

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I agree, too fast to absorb any info. Good if you want a refresher to confirm you already this stuff though

[@lalarukhsiddique]

Thanks for teaching and strong visualization ❤

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A Video on Mendel's law? And paranasal sinuses?

[@mojo888x]

is it possible to insert an observation instrument (rhinoscope or endoscope) into the frontal sinus(s) cavity accessing from the anterior nasal opening directly into the frontal sinus cavity, or is there a bone wall preventing direct access?

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Thank you, this was really helpful!

[@pureconfuzion]

very helpful, short and clear. thank you!

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Please make a video about the types of (fibers) white matter in the brain

[@NeuralAcademy]

I did! :-D kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJ3KhKyGarekhpo

[@anshagrawal6289]

What about the hyoid bone?

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I love how cheery they sound

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[@marianneprescott1497]

Why would the bones in the center of my head going front to back separate with the separation growing wider over time? I do have early onset osteoporosis begun in my 30’s also osteopalasia. Now suddenly in my 70’s after having 40 plus broken bones, I have noise like cracking knuckles going on in my head, again why?

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What a wonderful lesson

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Thank you for this. I am trying to learn to draw more technically and I have not many resourses to learn anatomy.

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This was very helpful, thank you so much

[@DrWAS101]

Awesome quick review of the bones

[@marykonamah3777]

Please how micturition process adult and infant is formed

[@Byrd_Gaming]

this helped me a ton! thank you

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Largest bone in cranium??

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Any artist?

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Great video! The 3d model is well done.

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bro made some logical sense here 💀

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Thank you ❤️🙏

[@emmaweber939]

Which bones form the roof of the mouth, is it the Maxillary or Palatine?

[@oyin2007]

The soft and hard palate.

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Palatine

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Thank you very much 💜

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[@revisemedicos8950]

Very nice explanation 😊😊...please cover the cranial nerves explaning their divisions and branches & from where they pass(foraminas) , otic ganglion, mandibular nerve, fascial nerve, fascial artery, maxillary artery...

[@NeuralAcademy]

We have a video on the cranial nerves: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZ7EmqVom5lpf7s Though we've yet to make one on the foraminas! Hope to make that one in the next couple of months!

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Great video!

[@vijayakumarkumar844]

What is the upper part of Bony head please someone tell

[@keeratnegi6005]

how many bones are there in a skull? send a vedio

[@nasrissa123]

great vid

[@yashsangale7744]

May be a video on cranial nerves and their functions

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Thanx

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Thank You so much

[@J1soon]

Amazing video!! Just one question though. The superior and middle nasal conchae belong to the ethmoid bone, right? So the one that belongs to the facial bones should be "inferior nasal concha," to be precise.😉 (time: 3:34)

[@learningtolive284]

So 29 bones in total are present in skull?

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thank u for that video it is helpful for me to revise the skull bone

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