i was really stressing about my pre med exam today. i was having trouble with schoolwork and really doubting my decision to choose this field. then i watched this video, and for the first time today, i felt full of passion, and hope. i'm excited to learn more. thanks for this video :-)
its not true. i had a soft spot till i hit puberty. growing up i was embarrassed to get haircuts cause its also balled and i use to feel the spot and felt my heart beat. this is doctors? im living proof
It is a physiological adaptation of the fetal skull to make fetal passage easy without complication.It is not meant to take away maternal pain due to contracting muscles during labor.
The Fontanelles are also used in assessing the Hydration status of a baby in Paediatrics. If the fontanelle is Depressed - it means the baby is dehydrated. If its bulged it means the is raised intracranial pressure
But how sunken is the question because some babies look a bit more indented than others. Sometimes parents get scared for something that's normal. If a baby is very dehydrated to the point they need to be seen by a doctor they will display more than one symptom of dehydration. Check for dry diapers also and a dry mouth.
I was always wondering how the skull developed as you grow bigger (straight up became curious out of the blue), and this video helped explain a lot of it, but I was wondering if there was a good source/video you could recommend that is exclusive to how the skull develops from childhood to adulthood as well. Thanks for this video, even though I'm sure you were not expecting someone like me to be a part of your audience!
Thank you so much sir! Jazak Allah! May Allah bless you Ameen. You made anatomy really easy for me. Your videos gave me confidence for OSCES and such and I just really appreciate. Also lol all your videos were a few years old so I'm glad you're still alive lol hahaha I'm joking, please don't mind
Thank you so much sir U explained a very nice manner but I am little confuse in mastoid fonatanelles U told it close 6-18 months but in some book write that close shortly after birth ..i
@@TheNotedAnatomist , thank you for your reply. I have always been intrigued as to why they did the head binding . Everything I read always attributes it to a cultural thing, or something to with Royalty . Do you think it's possible that this was done to try to expand the frontal cortex somehow , or to make the brain into a shape that is more conductive to certain metaphysical aspects ? I hope I worded all of that correctly . I'm just a layman interested in the construction of our human body.
i was really stressing about my pre med exam today. i was having trouble with schoolwork and really doubting my decision to choose this field. then i watched this video, and for the first time today, i felt full of passion, and hope. i'm excited to learn more. thanks for this video :-)
its not true. i had a soft spot till i hit puberty. growing up i was embarrassed to get haircuts cause its also balled and i use to feel the spot and felt my heart beat. this is doctors? im living proof
Exam tomorrow in the a.m. I wonder if you're still hanging in there.
@@TurdFurgeson571 hi! i'm about to write my final exams for the first year of med school next month :) hope you are doing well too.
@@laksheya Fantastic. Midterm for second semester anatomy tomorrow and med neuro later in the week. Fingers crossed. Sending good vibes your way.
Such great illustrations and comprehensive explanations! Please continue to post! This is incredibly helpful!
By far the best video I watched on the fetal fontanelles and sutures. Wish I had started here!
I've given birth five times, and I can tell you the fontanelles do not make childbirth easier. Great videos!
Ha ha ... thanks Kat
Not completely true it makes childbirth somewhat easier
@@viratkohli7137 how's ur daughter Kohli?
It is a physiological adaptation of the fetal skull to make fetal passage easy without complication.It is not meant to take away maternal pain due to contracting muscles during labor.
How would u know if all of ur kids had this feature. Imagine how much harder it would be if they didn't
4:55 😂 that "shing" sound effect tho hahaha
You make learning Anatomy easy and interesting, thank youu!!
He's great!
The Fontanelles are also used in assessing the Hydration status of a baby in Paediatrics. If the fontanelle is Depressed - it means the baby is dehydrated. If its bulged it means the is raised intracranial pressure
But how sunken is the question because some babies look a bit more indented than others. Sometimes parents get scared for something that's normal. If a baby is very dehydrated to the point they need to be seen by a doctor they will display more than one symptom of dehydration. Check for dry diapers also and a dry mouth.
@@ozzibear thank you so much for the knowledge and please also comment on some of my videos on my channel
i have depressed fontanelle .. I'm 17.. is there something i should be concerned about??
What a great presentation Dr Morton! Thanks a ton
My pleasure!
Under these circumstances, our doctor uses your videos to explain them at our university 💗 thank u
Glad you like them!
That’s very interesting explanation 😩🙏🏽
thank you so much for making this video, hope my quiz turns out great as great as your video, it is helpful !!
Best of luck!
Yasss!! I love it. This is motivation to get on your level
He is the best!
Calvaria is my new favorite word
Babies are crazy
Why do babies have misshapen heads sometimes?
@@roblunman1608 Go to 3:50 on this video
Awesome video
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Very important content David,,Great anatomist.THANKYOU
I love your videos 😍😍😍 ..... Keep up the good work 💚
great explanation
Glad you liked it
Beautifully explained thank you
Good teaching and well explained. Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
I understand this more better, then my lecturer
Wow that’s great work doc ❤️🔥
Thank you 🙌
Can you recommend a physiology channel?
I like ... Khan academy, Dr. Najeeb, Osmosis, and Armando Hasudungan
@@TheNotedAnatomist thanks sir
@@TheNotedAnatomist but I must ask, concerning the posterior innervation of the scalp, what about the 3rd occipital nerve
I was always wondering how the skull developed as you grow bigger (straight up became curious out of the blue), and this video helped explain a lot of it, but I was wondering if there was a good source/video you could recommend that is exclusive to how the skull develops from childhood to adulthood as well.
Thanks for this video, even though I'm sure you were not expecting someone like me to be a part of your audience!
Useful video, very well presented; thank you.
Thanks Mark ... Glad it was helpful!
This was amazing! Thank you
Thank you sir👏👌😃
Thank you so much sir! Jazak Allah! May Allah bless you Ameen. You made anatomy really easy for me. Your videos gave me confidence for OSCES and such and I just really appreciate. Also lol all your videos were a few years old so I'm glad you're still alive lol hahaha I'm joking, please don't mind
Haha ... me too!
Sir anterior fontanelle closes in 18th month onwards and posterior one closes in 2nd month after birth
What a Guru u are!
Your video helps a lot. Thank you 😊
You're welcome 😊
18, 3, 6, 6-18 months
Hydrocephalus, dehydration, moulding,
I saw this video and i got full information about fontanelles to tell to my elder brother which I,m feeling senior before him 😁😎
Thank you, doc!
beautiful
🥰❤
Thank you! Cheers!
Thank you so much
You're most welcome
Thanx...very good explanation and it is also simple ..
So great video
great video
Ok im 34 years old with a open soft spot I've experienced bleeding headaches throbbing and for a about 13 hour now tingling
What age do the fontanelles fully close?
It varies but usually by the end of adolescence
Thank you so much sir U explained a very nice manner but I am little confuse in mastoid fonatanelles U told it close 6-18 months but in some book write that close shortly after birth ..i
Thank you
You're welcome
Awesome ❤️
Thanks 🤗
are you canadian?
Yes
Thank you so much
Can a baby be born with the fontalee not open on top of the scull
Good
Would head binding cause the brain to form differently ?
Head binding would cause the skull to form differently and i believe may deform the brains shape as well.
@@TheNotedAnatomist , thank you for your reply. I have always been intrigued as to why they did the head binding . Everything I read always attributes it to a cultural thing, or something to with Royalty .
Do you think it's possible that this was done to try to expand the frontal cortex somehow , or to make the brain into a shape that is more conductive to certain metaphysical aspects ? I hope I worded all of that correctly . I'm just a layman interested in the construction of our human body.
What should i do the funtanelles my child 6dys old my elbow bomp was accideent
How is the baby
i like the stranger things reference lol
I have same problem.can i have surgery in india
Hello Doctor...i want to know about the third fontanell that causes down syndrome
perfect
i like you lol
thanks a lot prof
Wow ,damn I loved it ❤❤
Quick! Rhyme a word with Calvaria!!
Malaria!
Baby’s anterior fontanelle is tender. It’s a weak spot!
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Voice seems to be of sir salman khan (khan academy)
Please provide the translation into Arabic😭😭😭😔💚
This guy isn't appreciated enough
liar thats not how the skull grows. my grandma had a more different head