Special Senses | Ear Anatomy | Model
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
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In this lecture Professor Zach Murphy will be presenting on the anatomy of the human ear. We talk about all of the structures that make up the external, middle, and inner ear.
13:30 - Learn how sound waves travel through the many structures of the ear where they eventually become registered as action potentials to our brain so we can hear and keep our balance! We hope you enjoy this lecture and be sure to support us below!
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You are a life saver!! Professors usually just toss these models at us and say "learn this" without explaining anything! But you take your time to go through the whole thing and give the function for the structures. Thank you so much!
literally
you will be remembered for decades and generations due to these videos , zatch
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Taking a paramedic course during this pandemic and not having actual teacher lectures your videos have been a LIFE SAVER!!!
I came here searching for those little bones in the middle ear after a hospital visit.
I lost my hearing partly after a stressful situation at work and it didn’t go back to normal until I went home and slept.
Without me saying a word, the doctor looked inside my ears and asked if I am a nervous person.
Then he explained to me that this is a way of protection, those little bones perform in case of a high voice wave.
They pressed against each other to minimise it.
Or in my case if in a nervous situation the nerve tightened the muscles which pressed the bones.
I am thankful for god. And grateful for the tiniest bones.
I´m obsessed with your videos, trust me!
Zach, Thank you! Finally I can imagine all those structures :) I have gone through many different videos/animations but your model of the ear is the best...
that was amazing, even more that my english is NOT native and I understand you more than my Spanish teacher, thank you so much!
Zach, watching your Videos about the ear helps me understand more. When I was younger I had an infection on my inner ear and had a vertigo attack. Now I can understand why I still get loud ringing in my left inner ear. I really love watching your videos. It helps me out more than what they did when I was in school. I've always been in special education but they still should of thought me more just like you do. I love you. Stay safe due to the Covid-19.
words cant describe how much am grateful and thankful
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soon gonna reach 1 million subscribers !!!!!!! all the best Ninja nerd team.
Ur physiology of hearing is amazing, thank you so much
Hey ninja nerd, sir..i have been following you over this whole year.. And its a very good journey..
You're literally awesome, man! God bless you.
these videos help me so much with my university studies, thank you
Fantastic! got the highest score on my lab practicum in anatomy because of your videos !
I am so thankful for your useful videos
I really haven't understand anatomy with this creative way ... You are so genius
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this video helped me alot such a complex structure explained in very easy manner with the mode, thanks alot sir!
Most helpful video I've ever seen! Thank you so much!
A bad ass video. I'm planning to memorize it, especially the path sound takes, at 13:30. Thanks so much!
Where can we get such models? You are good teacher comparedto all medical schools 🙏🙏🙏
Ur videos are amazing and they have helped me so much in my college anatomy class! Thanks for all of ur videos
Excellent explaination ❤️
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You saved me in my ENT module. Thank you very much💜.
Another fantastic lecture
hey I am an audiologist and I am from India ,I am fan of your lectures, can you please upload some lectures on cochlear implant?
Brilliant tutorial! Many thanks.
Utter madness. My hats off to the designer.
that helped alot! thank you so much
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Spelling of a lot is wrong 😂.
Just joking
This was fantastic, thank you !!
This channel is a blessing.
thank you that was really helpful!!
great video of detailed anatomy with summarized physiology to get the whole topic together 👏
Thanks for these videos man
12:15 Isn’t the uppermost nerve supposed to be Facial Nerve. Inside the middle ear it’s supposed to give rise to the Chorda Tympani branch. It’s not supposed to be a part of the Vestibulo-choclear nerve
How marvelous you are!!!!
Thank you very much for preparing such educational videos.
So grateful for this❤️
I cant thank you enough for these! So helpful!
One could create a fascinating mythology with this
Very well presented, thank you!!
I have no words simply thankuu sir
I love you and this channel thank you so much for your spreading your knowledge🙂🙂
Congratulations for 1M 😍😍
I hope you reach one million subscribers
This should be sent to high schools
Your videos are so helpful, thank you so much!
your videos are super helpful.
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Thank you so much. It helps me a lot.
This is amazing! If somebody was born without an Incus bone, would they be 100% deaf? And would they lose their sense of balance?
Huge amount of respect for u
Simply excellent. Very grateful for clear, concise and well presented video. Thank you for the great channel. 23/8/2018 😊
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Thanks❤
The GOAT 🔥
awesome sir you made it so simple thank you
Amazing video. Thank you.
Thanks sir
I wonder if you can describe the function of the pinna of its correct function, rather than what most text books seem to state as a "sound collecting" organ?
I think this could be interesting for students to realise what the vital role of the auricle is, which is nearly always ignored in the majority of informational videos on RUclips, they seem to be as rare as hens teeth!
Thank you very much your videos are just amazing
Great !!!
Thanks a bunch sir
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wow the best presentation!
Wow nice explanation 🤗😍👏
Wow amazing. ...thankyou soo much sir
At 13:09, what you called vestibular ganglion, I thought that was facial nerve with geniculate ganglion?
Well done!
U are great Sir🌷🌷🌷
always the best
This is just ONE system of the body that has been brilliantly designed. We still have the heart, brain, lungs etc. to marvel at. What are the odds that all these systems came together in total perfection with just one chance, one shot to get it right at the point of origin when we came into existence. Can anyone recreate this on their own with just bones and flesh? If you do not believe in a living intelligent God and Creator then where is Nature getting all the ingenious instructions and blueprints for all of this? Seems that Nature is making conscious decision thinking, is that not what we usually associate to a mind? If it has a mind then who's mind is it? "He is not Man but Spirit. The Light of Eternal Mind.".
Thanks a lot
Thanks a lot 👌👌
Actual/Actually count: 61 :)
Anyone noticed how the semicircular canals are placed in 3 planes corresponding to X Y Z axis? Yes, we got gyros and accelerometers in our heads.
awesome
Thank u .
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Great video 👍👍👍
Thank you!
Does pulling the earlobe also pull on the eardrum or middle ear?
Whats the reason for the Eustachian tube to equalize pressure?
Exactly! It helps to equalize pressure in the middle ear and outer ear.
Awesome.. 😇
A 3 years old vdo actually helped me understand a lot while i cant have real classes in ma university bcz of the virus . Thank u so much *-*
Online classes sucks but u made it feel better xD i wish u were ma teacher :')
Since last year I have been having fluid in the outer and inner ear. Using medication the outer part has been cured but the inner part still gives me problem. I still have this problem. Drinking special herb tea and nose spray to get rid of this.
Thankssssss
It is good
Thank u ! 😊
By the way, great video
thanks alooot ^-^
Can you share where you got the ear model? I would love one of these in my office!
My bones in my ears crack sounds just like knuckles cracking,and so does my skull It's been happening everyday since 1989.
Shit it must be awful
why??
@@Voyager602 I dont know I do have Ehlers Danlos thats probably why
what is perilymph and endolymph
Love ❤️
I have Severe ear ache an what part of the anatomy is responsible for that
Should be made available to homeschoolers
Was that not the facial nerve overlying the vestibulocochlear nerves?
Unfortunately I’m reading your comment after 2 years 😅, actually it’s the vestibular branch of vestibulocochlear nerve
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sad life for them............xD, but nice video by the way helped me a lot
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Hello (: is #38 on the model “cochlea”?
yes
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