Cranial Nerve Anatomy

[@flammablepaper2102]

For your CN IX / X / XI foramina mnemonic, I have found that I like "If you cut your JUGULAR, you're going to need 9-11"... Jugular Foramen being CNs 9 thru 11. But whatever works!

[@HankFuller333]

holy shit thats good

[@mailmeaziz]

Trochlear nerve has the longest intracranial nerve length because as the name suggests (trochlea = pulley), it originates from the dorsal part of the midbrain and then takes a recourse anteriorly as if it is put on a pulley(trochlea). It is also the only cranial nerve that originates from the dorsal part of brainstem.

[@shotdoctor5869]

Sorry for being picky, but when you say dorsal and anterior, do you mean caudal and rostral, respectively? Brain terminology can be a bit confusing because it's based on an animal walking on all 4s (dorsal is what we think of as superior, and ventral is what we think of as inferior; rostral being "anterior" and caudal being "posterior").

[@mailmeaziz]

@@shotdoctor5869 venter means belly. So, ventral is equivalent to anterior but ventral & dorsal is used in 4 legged animals. But, many people use it in humans also.

[@a.masroor]

I was actually procrastinating and finding ways to cram the table in my neuroanatomy book. This came in handy. Massive thank you!

[@tayyabriz9701]

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[@JennMedArt]

Super detailed and amazing AS USUAL!! Also thank you for the amazing promotion! ❤️

[@umairjaved4755]

One video about the cranial nerve functions too would be really really helpful @Dirty med

[@bilqisnjama1387]

am just speechless this is the most amazing and understandable anatomy video i have ever watched i answered all the questions right that means i understood to the fullest thanks

[@adeelsajid995]

The way I remember V2 (maxillary) goes through Rotundum is that the Rotunda (round building with dome) has a max capacity of people and V3 (mandibular) goes through Ovale so you make an O (oval) with your mouth or your mandible.

[@kimberlyn7444]

if it works for you

[@anita26069]

PONS has 4 letters = 4 "middle" nerves have its nuclei in the Pons (5, 6, 7 and 8)

[@MrJordan3980]

Going to be covering this on Monday, great timing

[@d.alsanosimohammed8684]

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[@denabadawi1229]

Thank you so much your videos you always make studying for step a little less daunting. Thank you for making these videos for free!

[@CP-ov8sd]

I would like to add, that if you already know the "rule of 4's" and remember what 4 CN are motor (this only applies to the CN that come from the brainstem (3-12): Multiples of 12 are all midline: 3, 4, 6, 12. You might be able to just answer a question if they give you a diagram based on just the rule of 4's

[@Noodles_01]

Thank you ✨

[@mohanambah2107]

Quizzing at the end of the video is really helpful please do inculcate this in every video

[@lisaanneagan1989]

This video was very useful to me because I am study my REEG, Thanks!!

[@Sarah-pq9dm]

I'm going to cover this on Monday 🤣🤣🤣 you came to save me at the right time!

[@lisahiselius6539]

Do I have any use for this as a sociology student? No. Do I still watch most of your videos because learning is cool? Yes!

[@SIRAJKHATTI-smcb28]

For Jugular foramen, mine is to take J as 10th in alphabetical order and 10th vagus, one step back for 9th and one step ahead for 11th

[@spidey5281]

punching the air right now this video is so slay thank you

[@davidsoto4394]

Thank you for all of your excellent videos.

[@Maximo9817]

MNEUMONIC I would like to contribute-- 3-4 - Mid-Brain (break it up as you say it) 5,6,7,8 - try to keep your PONS straight (8 and straight rhymes) everything else is medulla

[@sxli3340]

instead of FRO, can also say Standing Room Only

[@Vrushali28]

Thank you 🙏🏻

[@EnayatErfan-p1q]

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[@taha20raha]

Thank you. Can your friend Jen create applications to play with and learn anatomy? Something like completing the body muscles, veins or neurons ?

[@Fargosportsmassage]

Pousing voice and very well explained makes this a fascinated video ..and TY

[@user-ep5pf4hb3q]

The way I remember jugular foramen for 9, 10, and 11 is that when you put them together ( IX X XI ) it looks like the label of a cartoon jug of alcohol. Alcohol "Jug" for jugular foramen.

[@BMWD]

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[@TanTan-ch3vq]

For cranial nerve 1(olfactory) and 2 (optic ), they originate from nose and eye, not cerebrum. Their destination are cerebrum, because they are pure sensory nerves. Thanks

[@Eric-kw5vo]

great vid as always

[@suprateekat5338]

This is amazing! Thank you so much

[@Elizabeth-ej3yn]

Thank you this was very helpful

[@bilqisnjama1387]

superb

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[@tatyanaoeler5930]

I like this video

[@hassan98]

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[@josephhirmiz468]

Thank you

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[@danielcastilo1840]

Great video, thank you 👍👍

[@siddharthkizhakkumbad3145]

Nice..thanks

[@priyanshurathod8278]

thankyou very much it's very useful video

[@hirakhalid9658]

thankyou so much for this

[@jmanciaz]

what is the first video labeled as? Is there a link connecting this vid to the 1st one?

[@abugukingsley3242]

Great video

[@Mkhan-tl3yx]

U are rock sir

[@nagaratnamsuthakaran3639]

Thanks a lot sir

[@jameyatesmauriat6116]

The hypoglossal nerve is kind of confusing location, in the illustration it’s location is different than What’s on the plastic model

[@jobis34]

Well first off it’s not plastic nor a model that’s a real human cadaver brain. And it is in the exact same spot. Right in front of CN 9.

[@hakankoca2917]

Amazing videos! They are being very helpful during my step 1 prep

[@RomaBaiMD]

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[@padmajahawaldar4319]

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[@Break_the_wheel]

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[@mubasshiramaryamkhan302]

I thought the trochlear was the shortest and abducens was the longest CN?

[@Noodles_01]

Trochlear has the longest intracranial course. Abducens has the longest intradural course.

[@joshmcgoo]

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[@medstudent26FL]

Dirty, thank you.

[@Ziakhan-km9du]

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[@CCSABCD]

It sounds like you didn't enjoy making this video

[@DirtyMedicine]

I had an amazing time. I prob sound that way because my fancy new mic picks up the bass in my voice better