Cranial Nerve V: The Trigeminal Nerve - Your Ultimate Guide To Cranial Nerve Examination - Dr Gill

[@ttfun4421]

I think the nerve that is responsible for blinking is facial nerve not the oculomotor.Still, great video Dr. Gill

[@DrJamesGill]

You are correct. I amended that in the next video The trigeminal nerve is the afferent pathway and the facial is the efferent - controlling or oculars oculi

[@Kyuubi451]

Missed some editing the first 45 seconds 😁 other than that, an incredibly interesting video!

[@DrJamesGill]

Well drat! Oh well, it’s not the end of the world, and gives a little insight into how they are made In my defence, it’s been a LONG week!

[@kleopatra540]

@@DrJamesGill I often see people snap their fingers when they mess up a take so they can see on the audio track where they started a new one. Just in case that's something helpful to you

[@DrJamesGill]

That’s a good idea! Thanks I’ll use that Literally everyone of these I learn something new (although also seem to make new mistakes lol!)

[@flyingcumshot]

@@DrJamesGill I thought you were going mad when you repeated the intro, lol.

[@DrJamesGill]

Simon Dearing oh I went mad after I sat my last professional exams. 🤪

[@mrhanky9719]

I found you by accident (ASMR) but now I find these medical tutorials really interesting, you are very easy to listen to and understand, top man!

[@TheRivieraKid]

Yes! The good Doctor is back, hope your keeping well.

[@DrJamesGill]

Ticking along thank you! Stay safe!

[@nerocole6734]

Glad to see you are still uploading these! Thank you for the insight!

[@XX-gy7ue]

when I watch your videos , I think - that someplace on the planet civilization still exists ! God bless you !

[@DrJamesGill]

We are still plenty civilised. In fact people seem MORE tolerant and considerate atm! 👍

[@XX-gy7ue]

@@DrJamesGill , and that's what makes you so lovely !

[@HaydnG266]

I thought I accidentally rewound the video at the start 😂

[@carrietidwell1494]

I'm not in the medical field, but I love seeing what I can learn from your videos! Thank you so much.

[@DrJamesGill]

Science is interesting it all it’s forms. Glad you enjoyed it 😊

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Congratulations on the app! Here for the knowledge and the unintentional ASMR. Great content for both!

[@DrJamesGill]

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[@Frank-Calico-Cat]

It's said ... each day is a learning day ... and that's simply true , especially if you watch one of Dr Gill's educational and so informative medical videos . So thank you so much for your work , Dr Gill .

[@DrJamesGill]

Well I hope people benefit from it

[@gabrielesimionato1210]

Great explanation

[@DrJamesGill]

Which bit?

[@gabrielesimionato1210]

@@DrJamesGill I liked the 1:20 part, up to one minute forth. Also the rest of the explanation was great as well, but this part relaxes me more.

[@chrispayne1824]

Top tip for any parents stuck at home with young kids during Coronavirus. Play doctors and teach them all the techniques learned from this channel. Was a proud moment when my 5 year old daughter instructed me to hold out my hands and then putapitapaper on them 😂

[@DrJamesGill]

Seriously?!? That’s rather cool! But warn her, with accidental alliterations comes great responsibility. Use it wisely!

[@chrispayne1824]

@@DrJamesGill Well I must admit she didn't use your catch phrase, but she did perform the test, and she knew what she was checking for.

[@MrAllen-fv9cj]

4:47 if you have any double vision then you'll see a full head.

[@DrJamesGill]

😂

[@gabrielesimionato1210]

Hello mr Allen. I forgot to tell you that a very important character in my book was called Julyen Angillac. That was obviously named after you, so I hope you are ok with that.

[@panzerscoutsmemories1152]

Have you ever done a cranial nerve examination by yourself? If yes is there anything that can be uncomfortable ? If no could you do a video about it?

[@DrJamesGill]

Sorry, I don’t fully understand the question?

[@panzerscoutsmemories1152]

Dr James Gill Ok Did another doctor exam your cranial nerves?

[@ttfun4421]

Also, I think in Parkinsonism, the glabellar reflex is persistent instead of absent, which means the blinking persists even after multiple taps on the forehead.

[@DrJamesGill]

That shouldn’t be the case You get the glabells tap continuation in newborns - Myerson’s sign But this is largely included for completeness, as it is not really used as diagnostically it is not very sensitive

[@ttfun4421]

​@@DrJamesGill According To Talley's Clinical Examination, 7th ed, under parkinson's disease, "This sign is positive when the patient continues to blink as long as you tap. " However, I agree it is an obsolete test and variations may exist between textbooks.

[@DrJamesGill]

Yes Myerson’s and the glabella tap are one and the same, merely that the Myerson’s is only seen in that age group This is the sort of technical stuff I like in medicine. I’m hoping for a BIG discussion when we get to vocal resonance 🤓

[@DrJamesGill]

If you don’t mind me asking, what is your background 😊

[@ttfun4421]

@@DrJamesGill It's been a pleasure discussing medicine and learning from your videos. I am a final year medical student in Hong Kong

[@ShawnTheDriver]

Any other aviation geek out there say “rotate!” after he said ‘V1’? 🤣

[@DrJamesGill]

What does V1 mean in the aviation world?

[@ShawnTheDriver]

Dr James Gill V Speeds are important speeds that are called out by the pilot monitoring (the one that doesn’t have direct control over the aircraft at the moment) during takeoff. Ironically they are also V1, V2 and V3. There are more but usually only these three are called out. V Speeds are specific to each aircraft and they change depending on how much weight the plane has on board, and what the conditions are like outside. V1 is the designated speed at which the plane can no longer abort takeoff; if anything happens after this point, say an engine catches fire. After the pilot monitoring calls out V1 during the takeoff roll, the plane still has to take off. This is because after reaching V1 there won’t be enough room left on the runway for the aircraft to be brought to a stop again because it’ll be going too fast. V2, or rotation speed, is the speed at which the aircraft can now lift off of the ground. But not many pilots say “V2” anymore, they just say “rotate.” At this point the pilot flying will pull back on the yoke and the plane will lift off. V3 is flaps retraction speed. The flaps of an aircraft are on the back of an aircraft’s wing, and the pilots extend them for takeoff because it makes the surface area of the wing larger so more air can gather under it and the plane will be able to take off at a lower speed. Once in the air and over a certain speed the flaps will start to act as air brakes (which is also their other function) which you don’t usually want to have on while flying, so V3 is the speed at which the pilot flying will call out “flaps” and the pilot monitoring will let the flaps up. Very long winded response, pardon me 🤣

[@DrJamesGill]

Now THAT’S a clear explanation. I know very little about aviation, but followed all of that! Thanks 🙏

[@meganbarber4721]

I take my boards Thursday, could you upload the rest of the CN by then? 😝

[@jaclynrachellec]

😀

[@TheHound4321]

At this rate I’ll have a medical qualification by the end of the year 😅

[@DrJamesGill]

Well Warwick is fast track, so 4 years, but I think 1 might be optimistic😉

[@Paralyzer]

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[@DrJamesGill]

I’ve enough trouble without trying politics!!

[@Raziel537]

The ASMR artists should save this video