Cranial nerve VII
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This is a short tutorial on the facial nerve and its branches (chorda tympani nerve, facial nerve proper, greater petrosal nerve).
Cranial nerve 7 closes your eye, tastes pie, makes you cry, innervates all glands in your head except the one it goes through (parotid).
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Ear-gasmic tutorial! Definitely gonna remember this nerve totally.
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Oh my goodness! It was so cool, the concepts are now picture perfect in my mind like a mind map... And thank u so much for giving such a lovely orientation for facial nerve in just 5 mins! Awesome!
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The voice gets progressively more disheveled as it goes through the nerves
I did not found any proper explanation of facial nerve anatomy so far until I saw this tutorial. Good job sir and well done
+Mehdi Habibi Thank-you Mehdi, i am so glad it was helpful.
dumb question but getting a cheek piercing can make a permanent facial nerve damage?
what are the chances? or how should i avoid it?
I am sorry Zagor I am not familiar with this topic.
unlikely as the facial nerve is in the parotid gland, you would have to pierce through the cheek muscles, then the parotid gland in order to illicit injury to the facial n
Still the best mnemonic for CNVII of all time!
So thankful I came across this explanation. Really wanted a step-wise breakdown of each component of the facial nerve, and your video was on point (as was your voice). You're awesome!
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Thanks Tommy ... I sure appreciate the feedback.
I have my final tomorrow on Neck and Head so I have bee watching all your videos for clarification on everything.
+Tommy Yang good luck with it all. What type of student are you?
Thank you very much! I am in physician assistant school at Northern Arizona University. One of my classmates showed us your videos back in our first module of the GI. Your explanation of the hindgut, midgut and foregut were incredibly helpful.
Tommy Yang Wonderful, i wish you all of the best on your final tomorrow Tommy. Best of luck.
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Love how you broke up facial into three parts like that wonderful and clear explanation
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Interesting how the facial nerve passes through the parotid gland but does not enervate it. The internal acoustic meatus is a multi function neuron transmitting portal.
Could the corda tympanic nerve assist the tympanic membrane in additional sensory sound transmission?
A hitchhiker nerve is also interesting concept for spatial constraints and joint functionality.
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Excellent presentation and Description.
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what do the initials BM and VM stand for? @0:11 into the video.
BM=Branchial Motor
VM=Visceral Motor (parasympathetic)
A great & concise video!
btw what does BM to muscle mean? For facial nerve proper
BM=Branchial Motor
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That was amazing and perfectly explained !
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Great video👍🏼
Can you tell me what editing program/application you used to make it?
I use Keynote on Mac, photo shop and a shure mic
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hello!, what reference do use for this lecture? thanks!
I don't use just one reference so its hard to say
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