Time Stamps 0:07 - Introduction to Cranial Nerve Two (Optic Nerve) 0:25 - Snellen Charts 01:00 -Removing Refractive Error 02:03 Demonstration Part One - (Looking at the pupils) 05:36 - Horners Syndrome 06:24 - Ishihara Chart (Colour Blindness) 06:37 - Multiple Sclerosis and Colour Blindness 06:54 - Hat Pin Test for Multiple Sclerosis Red Desaturation 07:25 - Confirming the size of the blind spot 08:00 - Demonstration Part Two (Finding the blind spot) 09:11 - Looking at the back of the eye - Retina 09:43 - Assessing Fields of Vision 10:43 - Key findings in testing the fields of vision 10:42: Bitemporal Hemianopia 11:18: Binasal Hemianopia
@@DrJamesGill It is on the other end of the spectrum from the medical field, but its Media and Culture.. you make writing about communication pre WWII a little more tolerable
That trick with the dot in the paper sheet has blown my mind. Who would have thought all these eyes needed to see again was to putapitapaper in front of them? ;) I'm guessing it's a similar principle when we squint to try to see better?
It's how a camera works as well. The smaller the aperture(smaller the opening in the lens) the greater the depth of field(how much is in focus from near to far)
Dr. Gill I'm a sophomore pre-med student with an interest in physiatry. I just want to say your professionalism and enthusiasm really inspires me to keep going!
As a physical therapist and an aspiring medical educator, I found this video very helpful! It is insightful to see the way you structured the entire exam, interspersing the actual testing with the theoretical rationale behind the tests. Thank you, I've subscribed, and I look forward to watching your other videos Dr. Gill :)
Thanks Dr Gill. Love it when you upload a video. Could you do a thorough ‘idiots guide’ to taking blood pressure please.? Explain exactly what all the numbers mean? Would be really interesting. Thanks
I love to understand why things are the way they are. Finally understanding the Cranial Nerve Exam. Wish I have had more didatic teacher like you during Biotechnology Graduation T.T You're great!
I like the presentation, I like the asmr, and many many years ago, I was interested in the medical world (40 years old is tough to make a career change) so these are great videos
This time just listened as a podcast, not paying attention to the visuals (probably spotless). Only detail is from 2:49 to 3:12 and 3:18 to 3:30, can clearly hear the change between mics. Other than that, it was excellent.
Ahaha, I recently lost my vision (temporarily) in the outside half of my right eye before having an ocular migraine behind my opposite eye! I didn’t even know I got migraines until then, I thought they were just bad headaches. 😬 It’s interesting to see how this works.
Dr. Gill, I’m wondering, if it isn’t too much trouble, if it would be possible to have captions added to your videos? I use them a lot as, sometimes, I have issues with processing information.
Great video! I learned a lot even though I’m not in medical school. However I’m studying to become a teacher (4 out of 5 years completed) so I might be able to use your presentation and pedagogical methods. Thank you for existing and for creating useful and informing content! I do have one question though. What happened at 11:11? It seems to be two people talking at the same time. It did seem a bit philosophical though.
this may not be nice for you , but I want to cry on your shoulder , and think that anyone who hears you wants to do the same - never-the-less if I were near you , I'd still do it , and tell you all my problems ! poor fellow - good luck , you're the only living person that knows what Orpheus felt like , let's hope you can avoid his finale !
I have a bit of a hypothetical question. We all have a blind apot where the optical nerve connects to the eye. Hpotbetically, if that spot suddenly went away, and we didnt have a blindspot anymore, would we notice? What would it look like?
There's a couple of slight audio issues which aren't a big problems, notably at 11:11 and you can hear a seperate stream of audio? You can hear you, but it appears that you've accidentally left some other audio from another part of the video in. It's only faint but worth noting!
It actually couldn’t remove it. My hard drive corrupted and this was a “whole movie” file. Ie I couldn’t access the FCPx library, so couldn’t do a final polish. Shame, but it was sufficiently minor I didn’t think it worth while refilming it. Thankfully the rest of the footage for the other cranial nerves is ok
I have to wear glasses for reading and distance. Mostly for reading. My question is why is it that if I cross my eyes (no glasses on) that my vision becomes super clear.
When i was 10 years old i had an accident on a go kart that pinched the optic nerve in my left eye .. I am now 40 years old .. In the next 20 years what are the chances of my sight being restored by advancements .? Because it is not within capabilities to fix my nerve .. Yet 🤞🙏
I'm sorry Dr but do you think it's possible to make audio versions of your content and upload them on several commercial audio streaming platforms such as Spotify, apple music etc? as podcast or thematic albums even?
and we've made it happen! It will take a while to transfer over the audio that would be appropriate but the #PutABitOfPaper podcast is now a thing!! feed.podbean.com/drjamesgill/feed.xml
Any chance you might be willing to watch a few episode of house and make a reaction video? Think it would be mint to get your opinion of my favourite medical show
It’s not perfect, but when you are learning for the first time, it’s a reasonable indirect educational tool, as you go and look things up whilst watching it
So if you advise students to watch it... is zarcoidosis a real disease as it gets mentioned every episode? Thanks for the reply dr gill. Keep up the good work your videos really help me sleep
That student is SO LOVELY 💕 I must expeditiously make her my ASMR Bride within a fortnight so we might dance and frolic around the Maypole this Spring.
Time Stamps
0:07 - Introduction to Cranial Nerve Two (Optic Nerve)
0:25 - Snellen Charts
01:00 -Removing Refractive Error
02:03 Demonstration Part One - (Looking at the pupils)
05:36 - Horners Syndrome
06:24 - Ishihara Chart (Colour Blindness)
06:37 - Multiple Sclerosis and Colour Blindness
06:54 - Hat Pin Test for Multiple Sclerosis Red Desaturation
07:25 - Confirming the size of the blind spot
08:00 - Demonstration Part Two (Finding the blind spot)
09:11 - Looking at the back of the eye - Retina
09:43 - Assessing Fields of Vision
10:43 - Key findings in testing the fields of vision
10:42: Bitemporal Hemianopia
11:18: Binasal Hemianopia
The man, the myth, the Gill
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@@DrJamesGill This is exactly what I needed when binge watching previous exam videos while writing my essays. Keep it up Doc :)
Adam what is your subject?
@@DrJamesGill It is on the other end of the spectrum from the medical field, but its Media and Culture.. you make writing about communication pre WWII a little more tolerable
I have no reason to be watching medical exams, but I watch because I find that you explain things really well and you make it interesting! Keep going!
Thanks. I really try to make this accessible. I remember the teachers would could explain things well
IT'S TRUE ! Read math books , the news , anything important , read all the science texts !
That trick with the dot in the paper sheet has blown my mind. Who would have thought all these eyes needed to see again was to putapitapaper in front of them? ;)
I'm guessing it's a similar principle when we squint to try to see better?
Yup. Just the same
It's how a camera works as well. The smaller the aperture(smaller the opening in the lens) the greater the depth of field(how much is in focus from near to far)
Dr. Gill I'm a sophomore pre-med student with an interest in physiatry. I just want to say your professionalism and enthusiasm really inspires me to keep going!
When all these CN videos are done, they will become part of the most legendary playlist RUclips has ever seen.
As a physical therapist and an aspiring medical educator, I found this video very helpful! It is insightful to see the way you structured the entire exam, interspersing the actual testing with the theoretical rationale behind the tests. Thank you, I've subscribed, and I look forward to watching your other videos Dr. Gill :)
Been waiting for this. You seem well informed and a friendly guy. Ignore the online trolls :)
It would have been up last week, but my SEAGATE hard drive - which is ONLY six weeks old decided to go on the fritz
@@DrJamesGill my Seagate drives always seem to do this. I ended up going for a Y cable to provide extra power which helps sort it out
trolls? ...any trolls dare not to show their face here....the masses love Dr. Pitapaper, I mean Dr. Gill.
adam maybury this has its own power unit!
@@DrJamesGill strange, has it been dropped? Disk or solid state?
Thanks Dr Gill. Love it when you upload a video. Could you do a thorough ‘idiots guide’ to taking blood pressure please.? Explain exactly what all the numbers mean? Would be really interesting. Thanks
That’s a good idea. I’ll put it on the list
I’d like this too! I’ve just started home testing and haven’t a clue what it means
I might just relax my way to a medical degree
I love to understand why things are the way they are. Finally understanding the Cranial Nerve Exam. Wish I have had more didatic teacher like you during Biotechnology Graduation T.T You're great!
Keep it going Dr. Gill, cover all Cranial nerves, you are very helpful for future Medicine enthusiasts.
It’s a difficult exam to get your head around, so hoping by breaking it down like this, it will help the students
I enjoyed this far more than I should. Keep up the good work
Claps from Brazil, tu é foda cara
I like the presentation, I like the asmr, and many many years ago, I was interested in the medical world (40 years old is tough to make a career change) so these are great videos
Fantastic timing Dr.
His voice is 💯% ASMR.
And this isn't an asmr video. Goodbye little child.
@@jamesnangle2079 act normal dude
This was fascinating to understand why certain things are done during the exam. Thank you for sharing!
Your examination videos are the best
A smellin' chart would be an interesting thing, to test the sense of smell.
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Best ASMR channel
Awesome. We need some more examinations 🙂
Filming the next on Thursday. But it’s also important to do the WHY
I am learning so much watching your videos!
👍
You're so smart and proper ❤️ I love it ❤️
This time just listened as a podcast, not paying attention to the visuals (probably spotless).
Only detail is from 2:49 to 3:12 and 3:18 to 3:30, can clearly hear the change between mics.
Other than that, it was excellent.
At 3:12 he cuts in a fraction of a cranial nerve demo of a patient. Same as at 3:30.
Loving this Ultimate Guide series
I wager now that I will watch this video for years to come and never see the end.
Dr James Gill, how many years have you been working in this area?
I graduated in 2010, but have always been interested in education
Ahaha, I recently lost my vision (temporarily) in the outside half of my right eye before having an ocular migraine behind my opposite eye! I didn’t even know I got migraines until then, I thought they were just bad headaches. 😬 It’s interesting to see how this works.
Gosh, visual migraines are always quite frightening when they first happen. Glad that it resolved quickly
if i was smart enough, i’d defo be going to warwick medical school just to be in your presence
Another interesting, informative and educational video. Keep up the good work. 👍 When do we learn about the causes of double vision?
Next understanding the exam video believe it or not!
Dr. Gill, I’m wondering, if it isn’t too much trouble, if it would be possible to have captions added to your videos? I use them a lot as, sometimes, I have issues with processing information.
To the best of my knowledge RUclips should generate them. I’ve certainly ticked the box
The auto generated ones are there, you just need to turn them on in the video settings 😉
Great video! I learned a lot even though I’m not in medical school. However I’m studying to become a teacher (4 out of 5 years completed) so I might be able to use your presentation and pedagogical methods. Thank you for existing and for creating useful and informing content!
I do have one question though. What happened at 11:11? It seems to be two people talking at the same time. It did seem a bit philosophical though.
My hard drive essentially corrupted, and had a real issue putting the video back together, couldn’t salvage this section, hence the oddity
I see. I hope you are able to fix your hard drive, it must be annoying for you.
Serious question now. could a doctor carry out an eye exam as well as an optician, or is optometry more specialised?
Optometry is much more specialised. I’m “merely” looking for an abnormality.
I've never thought medicine would be so interesting lol now I need more videos like this 😅
Fan of you from India🇮🇳
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Excellent video
I was quite pleased with how the Bob part came out! 😊
Amazing how much can you diagnose or "assume" after 5 minute test.
Cheers Dr Gill,
Tomasz
this may not be nice for you , but I want to cry on your shoulder , and think that anyone who hears you wants to do the same - never-the-less if I were near you , I'd still do it , and tell you all my problems ! poor fellow - good luck , you're the only living person that knows what Orpheus felt like , let's hope you can avoid his finale !
I hope my patients feel
Able to do that
@@DrJamesGill , AND THAT'S WHY I LOVE YOU !
Dr Thrill strikes again!
This guy is the plug 🔌!!!!
I literally have no idea what that means 🤣🤣🤣
@@DrJamesGill 🤣🤣🤣 you supply good content that sticks
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Imagine trying to sleep, but so interested that you cant sleep. God damn it
Dr James Gill have you ever had eye surgery like cataracts?
No it’s just that cranial nerves exams have a lot of visual components to it
5:53 Hey it’s Thom Yorke
I have a bit of a hypothetical question. We all have a blind apot where the optical nerve connects to the eye. Hpotbetically, if that spot suddenly went away, and we didnt have a blindspot anymore, would we notice? What would it look like?
Looks like a British version of Jim from The Office
There's a couple of slight audio issues which aren't a big problems, notably at 11:11 and you can hear a seperate stream of audio? You can hear you, but it appears that you've accidentally left some other audio from another part of the video in. It's only faint but worth noting!
It actually couldn’t remove it. My hard drive corrupted and this was a “whole movie” file.
Ie I couldn’t access the FCPx library, so couldn’t do a final polish. Shame, but it was sufficiently minor I didn’t think it worth while refilming it. Thankfully the rest of the footage for the other cranial nerves is ok
I noticed it too. Glad I’m not the only one
My wife lost her vision on the middle of her left eye one day we got it checked out many times but never could get it fixed.
I have to wear glasses for reading and distance. Mostly for reading. My question is why is it that if I cross my eyes (no glasses on) that my vision becomes super clear.
When i was 10 years old i had an accident on a go kart that pinched the optic nerve in my left eye .. I am now 40 years old .. In the next 20 years what are the chances of my sight being restored by advancements .? Because it is not within capabilities to fix my nerve .. Yet 🤞🙏
I'm sorry Dr but do you think it's possible to make audio versions of your content and upload them on several commercial audio streaming platforms such as Spotify, apple music etc? as podcast or thematic albums even?
and we've made it happen! It will take a while to transfer over the audio that would be appropriate but the #PutABitOfPaper podcast is now a thing!!
feed.podbean.com/drjamesgill/feed.xml
Dr James Gill why during a stroke can a person experience facial paralysis on one side of the face?
You’ll have to wait for the cranial nerve VII video for that one 😉
Any chance you might be willing to watch a few episode of house and make a reaction video? Think it would be mint to get your opinion of my favourite medical show
I advise my students to watch the first two seasons!
It’s not perfect, but when you are learning for the first time, it’s a reasonable indirect educational tool, as you go and look things up whilst watching it
So if you advise students to watch it... is zarcoidosis a real disease as it gets mentioned every episode? Thanks for the reply dr gill. Keep up the good work your videos really help me sleep
@@TheBromBomb sarcoidosis, yes
Excuse the spelling 😂
This my man ❤️❤️❤️
Putapitapaper Productions
He created a legend
Yawn...
Dr James Gill because a colorblind person cannot see the color red?
It’s not that they can’t see red per say, more missing the subtle variations
2:48 damn that scared me a little lol
Ian Gacek lmao, same, it was like out of a horror movie where the person’s neck spins around like an owl
The main man.
Please play this video at 0.75 and 0.5 PlayBack speed..
Dr James ASMR Gill 🤷😂
Not quite. My nick name with my friends is JAG - James Alexander Gill
13:37 eh doc?
Next video isn’t ready yet.
0:55
Lol
its not 20 metres - its 20 FEET. Luckily we are out of the EU so its no longer a crime to think this way ;-)
I misspoke. But think I put a correction pop up on the video. We use 6/6 meters now
Sup Doc?
That student is SO LOVELY 💕 I must expeditiously make her my ASMR Bride within a fortnight so we might dance and frolic around the Maypole this Spring.
Fight fight fight
Beautifull girl. Who is she?
Damn this is relaxing.