My teacher could never hold a candle to how well explained this is. Worst part is she forgets parts all the damn time. Thank you, even four year later you're still helping depressed med students learn.
@@MaeBalila Good! 4 years later when you take Anatomy and Physiology like me in right now first year college in my 4 years nursing program track, it will be a breeze! : )
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
@@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.
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
WOW! This video was AMAZING! I totally agree with you Shihan a video that does exactly what it said straight to the point and without all the fluff! Neural Academy ROCK'S!!
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
I m from India and I am preparing for my upcoming medical entrance exam . This video really help me in saving my time and information stick to my memory like a super glue.
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?
Now I know, in my book, there is nothing to much in detail than the UA-cam videos, they just give few examples and say that you are complete with the whole chapter, i can't even understand very well in the book than these type of videos.
This is glorious, I've been looking for "what is biology anatomy and physiology?" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Ever heard of - Piayilliam Uncomplex Power - (just google it ) ? It is a great one off product for discovering how to become an expert in human anatomy and physiology minus the normal expense. Ive heard some awesome things about it and my mate got excellent success with it.
@@zvijezdarepatica Yeah that sounds like a scam. Of course I've never heard of it, the weird three word name literally comes up on one site and it is the scam one. If this were an actual method then med schools would adopt it. I have no clue whether you were paid to spread that or you yourself are a member of this scam scheme, either way, just stop.
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
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)
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?
Where would you cut with long handle scissors, stub nosed mechanicals, to remove full face, except bottom jaw, and cut skin with obsidian cutting device
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...
We have a video on the cranial nerves: ua-cam.com/video/Omair2f46IY/v-deo.html Though we've yet to make one on the foraminas! Hope to make that one in the next couple of months!
My brother is making me watch this and memorize where and what bones are in the skull , the only problem is that most of the bones I was unclear of where they were in the skull
![Facial Bones of the Skull Mnemonic [Anatomy Animation]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/d2D-OMUD2q0/mqdefault.jpg)
My teacher could never hold a candle to how well explained this is. Worst part is she forgets parts all the damn time. Thank you, even four year later you're still helping depressed med students learn.
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How about ME, studying this at the age of 14😂😂😂 knowing and just understanding it
@@MaeBalila Good! 4 years later when you take Anatomy and Physiology like me in right now first year college in my 4 years nursing program track, it will be a breeze! : )
I’ve never imagined that anatomy can be taught this clear
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strong visualization of the bones. Really helped since online is all plain like fried rice without seasoning.
Has a anatomy exam for med school in an hour, watches 4 minute video
same same
How did it go?
You know what they call a Student that barely passed through Medical school?.......😏Doctor.
This is so relatable
5 minutes.
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
I stopped premium membership at Kenhub after seeing quality videos on youtube like THIS!
imagine not liking a video that does exactly what it says lol
I’ve only ever disliked maybe 2 videos ever. I don’t understand why people are quick to dislike.
Because it lied about it being 4 minutes, “3:59” 🤬😡😡
@@thebone2244 ok just go back to fucking people or something you uneducated twat.
@Goromi is it do you know if he’s joking or not?
I love how I have a test on this tmr and am currently studying and I’m just here searching up a song called “the bones” and this is here.
I have a test on it today lmaooooo
@@Jackie-om5kj 😂 goodluck, you will do awesome :)
Sophia Berty well I’m doing last minute studying LMAOOO but thank youuuuu
@@Jackie-om5kj literally me every time 😂 np :)
**The 78 dislikers are the students who must have skipped the 4-MINUTE video and failed because of it.**
Likes are from the ones who didn't pay attention to the very first sentence and failed.
The skull has 29 bones, not 22.
@@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.
@@bhanupriyanayak7574 bt in textbook that is 22
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
This saved so much time. THANK YOU SO MUCH❤️❤️
As an artist studying anatomy this was so quick and helpful! Thank you
Please do the videos on the anatomy of the arterial, venous, and nervous supply of the face.
Thank you
thanks for educating me in a simple way
This has helped majorly. I shall dedicate my passing exam grade to you!!!!
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WOW! This video was AMAZING! I totally agree with you Shihan a video that does exactly what it said straight to the point and without all the fluff! Neural Academy ROCK'S!!
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This is brilliant. Would you do orthopaedic disorder series please?
it is way more 3D than what i can see on books. helped a lot
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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I want to become an Medical Illustration and this video helps me a lot, thank you sir
2:29 starts facial bones.
I m from India and I am preparing for my upcoming medical entrance exam . This video really help me in saving my time and information stick to my memory like a super glue.
bro just saved our careers in 4 minutes
Learned more with this vid than the hole week reviews preparing for a test lmaooo
Keep your work u helped me to understand all parts of cranium. Taenk u 👍
For understanding better guys slow down the speed
Great video , cleared all my concepts
U r a saviour man 🙏🏻❤️👏🏻🙌🏻 namaste
Nepali or Indian?
@@govindabhandari4039 Indian telugu
Thanks for teaching and strong visualization ❤
Thank you very helpful
I like your video.This video is very helpful for me. So thank you so much😊😊
you gonna doing the best thing if you could explain any of the other bones by detail with different videos 🌸
Yes please
ua-cam.com/video/v86mYZJTW1M/v-deo.html
A Video on Mendel's law? And paranasal sinuses?
Please cover the topic perinium☺️☺️🙏
Thank you so much..very nice..loved it.
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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Now I know, in my book, there is nothing to much in detail than the UA-cam videos, they just give few examples and say that you are complete with the whole chapter, i can't even understand very well in the book than these type of videos.
wow! this video was so helpful. THANKS! 🙏
Please make a video about the types of (fibers) white matter in the brain
I did! :-D ua-cam.com/video/nlgSyP5RqP8/v-deo.html
EXCELLENT job sir!
FROM INDIA ❤
i m preparing for medical entrance exam
Thanks 💫 it helps me lot
Great video, short and to the point. Thank you for the summary
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very helpful, short and clear. thank you!
Sir can you guide how you made this video.? Any software or technique
You helped me so much Thank you Waiting for more 💖💖💖💖
how can anyone hate this kind of video.. Human... this is what u are made of...
Thank you, this was really helpful!
following the video does take 4 minutes to finish yes, but it comes at the cost of not having time to process the information.
This is glorious, I've been looking for "what is biology anatomy and physiology?" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Ever heard of - Piayilliam Uncomplex Power - (just google it ) ? It is a great one off product for discovering how to become an expert in human anatomy and physiology minus the normal expense. Ive heard some awesome things about it and my mate got excellent success with it.
@@zvijezdarepatica Yeah that sounds like a scam. Of course I've never heard of it, the weird three word name literally comes up on one site and it is the scam one. If this were an actual method then med schools would adopt it. I have no clue whether you were paid to spread that or you yourself are a member of this scam scheme, either way, just stop.
I agree, too fast to absorb any info. Good if you want a refresher to confirm you already this stuff though
This explanation is pretty amazing !! 🌼🌼🌼
Hello
Please could you answer me?
Compact bone is in whole skeleton or just long bones
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
Awesome quick review of the bones
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)
Thanks sir great explain in short time🙏🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍
Which bones form the roof of the mouth, is it the Maxillary or Palatine?
The soft and hard palate.
Palatine
What would we do without UA-cam 😂
the best video on youtube
Great video! 🦴🩻🧠💀
It really helped me...it explained in such a way that I understood this in a much better way!
Thnx...🤗
You help a lot ....
Thnx
This video is strong💪💪 enough ...
Very simple dimple For #Mind_maps
It helped me alot in picturing the bones of Skull 💀💀💀💀..
Thanks❤❤❤ alot....
I love how cheery they sound
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?
Thanks for this video guys i learn a lot, and i am preparing for this december board exam this helps me a lot
Thank you for this. I am trying to learn to draw more technically and I have not many resourses to learn anatomy.
What about the hyoid bone?
This was very helpful, thank you so much
Great video! The 3d model is well done.
Great😊 every term is understandable😃
Sir please do it on cardiac cycle also please it's a humble request 🙏🙏🙏
I need this for my elimination round science, thanks
Thank you so much.....helped a lot🙏
Thank you ❤️🙏
I like your video! Hello from Kazakkhstan ))))
Please how micturition process adult and infant is formed
Where would you cut with long handle scissors, stub nosed mechanicals, to remove full face, except bottom jaw, and cut skin with obsidian cutting device
Thank you very much 💜
Largest bone in cranium??
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...
We have a video on the cranial nerves: ua-cam.com/video/Omair2f46IY/v-deo.html
Though we've yet to make one on the foraminas! Hope to make that one in the next couple of months!
Do u think am fine as a first year dental student in anatomy exam with this ??
What a wonderful lesson
I liked and subscribed 😀
bro made some logical sense here 💀
May be a video on cranial nerves and their functions
Here you go! ua-cam.com/video/kuKnFht8X7c/v-deo.html
Thanx
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Awesome animation and presentation. Thanks al lot
I got a report due and this is a jackpot
Any artist?
My brother is making me watch this and memorize where and what bones are in the skull , the only problem is that most of the bones I was unclear of where they were in the skull
I'm eight years old and I'm studying this can u believe it
Thats not true 🙂
Im also 11 and i study this
I am grade 8 😂 pls believe im not lying
@@Asma-do2xg damn and I'm 23 and have a final year exam in 2 hours and I'm watching this now , y'all should go out more live a life while you can 😂.
im a dog and im studying this
this helped me a ton! thank you
Thank you soo much sir...I really learnt a lot
So 29 bones in total are present in skull?
how many bones are there in a skull? send a vedio
thank u for that video it is helpful for me to revise the skull bone
Bones
Muscle
ligaments / joints
of the lower extremities please;
OIA if you had time to deep dive.
Thanks hope this wirks for tommorow 😥
@Dinoboy Skittles off course
Thanks so much for this video! It helped me very much!
IM not sure you're going fast enough
Sir please teach tendons topic
Thank you so much ❤️🙏
thank you and god bless you