To easily memorize the intervation of the muscles use this mneumonic: SO4 LR6 AO3 (superior oblique - NC IV, lateral rectus - NC VI, all others - NC III)
I'm using this video for my ophthalmology tech training. I'll never ever use the mass of knowledge this video shows since the ophthalmologists probably won't let me go over anatomy to the patient, BUT I'll be using this for my certifications.
Love your videos, you make it easy to understand. You are a better teacher than my instructor😊 here it is 2023 in big isle hawaii. Keep up the good work❤
@@NinjaNerdOfficial Your CC are very well appreciated, but they're not always quite correct. At 1:38, CC says 'lacrimal uncle', and it is the lacrimal CARUNCLE (which IS how you pronounced it, just that for spelling, the CC is off, which is probably because the CC is auto-generated, rather than from written script).
Sir you are just fantastic ,your videos are easy to understand at once and you explain difficult topic in simply and lucid so that everyone can understand. You are awesome sir,thank you sir for your tremendous work.
hey I didn't really understand where the outer pigment layer of the retina is...is it anterior to the inner neuronal layer or over the inner neuronal layer?
He really didn't explain this part very clearly. The wall of the eye can be described as being in LAYERS. From the outside of the eye, inward, the layers are: Sclera, Choroid, Retina. The retina is therefore the INNERMOST part of the layers of the wall of the eye, the part that light hits. The PIGMENTED part of the retina is UNDER the neural retina, and therefore lies between the neural part of the retina and the choroid.
11:11 The eye can be said to be divided into two 'Segments', with respect to the nature of the material filling the eye in those segments, and those segments are called the Anterior Segment, and the Posterior Segment. Those are the segments which respectively are filled with the Aqueous Humor (Anterior Segment), and the Vitreous Humor (Posterior Segment). Aqueous Humor is watery, Vitreous Humor is gelatinous or 'gel-like'. And then... The ANTERIOR SEGMENT is SUB-DIVIDED into the Anterior CHAMBER, and the Posterior CHAMBER, which are separated by the IRIS. Both of these CHAMBERS are filled with the AQUEOUS Humor.
www.fishersci.com/shop/products/eisco-human-eye-model-bony-orbit-human-eye-model-bony-orbit-33l-x-23w-x-20cm-h/s15546 Fisher Scientific is generally where most schools in the United States get their models. They are very expensive, though.
First you say that the "inferior oblique"eye muscle pulls the eyeball, superior and lateral movement.. Then you say at 7:20 minute that the superior oblique muscle puls the eyemuscle inferior and laterally.. So both pul the eye to the outer sides... I think that's not possible because both muscle pull, one from below and the othe from above to the same side ! ????
Good lecture on the eye, but you need to be a bit slow and clear in your pronunciations. You have to for the sake of students who use your channel all over the world. Thanks.
As an ophthalmologist, I would encourage you to look up your pronunciations beforehand ... wrong syllables accented and mispronounced words throughout.
Appreciate that but this channel is meant to make things A LOT more understandable for medical students especially. That can be achieved by putting certain emphasis on words, something that med school professors will never ever do because they expect us to be robots.
To easily memorize the intervation of the muscles use this mneumonic: SO4 LR6 AO3 (superior oblique - NC IV, lateral rectus - NC VI, all others - NC III)
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3CN(SO4LR6) is how we memorised it at uni- good technique! :)
@@123RileyRoe250 His method is universal!
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+jasmine kaur You are welcome! We are a new channel so be sure to share our videos and stay tuned for many more topics!
Such an awesome video! You have no idea how helpful all of your videos are. I'm a straight A student because of you. Thank you.
Who are you? God sent? Thanks a lot I have been watching your videos from 2 semesters. Really helped me
I'm using this video for my ophthalmology tech training. I'll never ever use the mass of knowledge this video shows since the ophthalmologists probably won't let me go over anatomy to the patient, BUT I'll be using this for my certifications.
Love your videos, you make it easy to understand. You are a better teacher than my instructor😊 here it is 2023 in big isle hawaii. Keep up the good work❤
I love you bro!😆😆😆 Honestly, I learned so much in easiest way.
Just one request
If you can show the terms in written form while telling them so as to memorize easily
By the way thanks a lot for this one
We could possibly put them in post production, but always check closed captioning as we try to CC most of the videos!
@@NinjaNerdOfficial Your CC are very well appreciated, but they're not always quite correct. At 1:38, CC says 'lacrimal uncle', and it is the lacrimal CARUNCLE (which IS how you pronounced it, just that for spelling, the CC is off, which is probably because the CC is auto-generated, rather than from written script).
ready for first anatomy exam in medical school thanks a lot lot lot lot !!
I got a very deep understanding and in memorizing anatomy because of your cool explanation.
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What an awesome overview!! Thank you so much!
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I’m sure you will make it look easier
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He already made one
thanks for your time making these videos . are there videos about eye diseases?
fantastic video. Thank you so much!
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thanks, that was pretty clear and I learned something.
Thanks for teaching. I love it 😻
Sir you are just fantastic ,your videos are easy to understand at once and you explain difficult topic in simply and lucid so that everyone can understand. You are awesome sir,thank you sir for your tremendous work.
Very helpful prior to my lab exam 🙏 thank you
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Super nice discussion, same with moore anatomy
I think lacrimal gland is supplied by trigeminal nerve. Kindly correct me if I am wrong.
No, CN VII
i think u r right ....lacrimal n branch of ophthalmic n branch of trigerminal n
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Better than reading a textbook
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Please , make embryology videos
hey I didn't really understand where the outer pigment layer of the retina is...is it anterior to the inner neuronal layer or over the inner neuronal layer?
He really didn't explain this part very clearly. The wall of the eye can be described as being in LAYERS. From the outside of the eye, inward, the layers are: Sclera, Choroid, Retina. The retina is therefore the INNERMOST part of the layers of the wall of the eye, the part that light hits. The PIGMENTED part of the retina is UNDER the neural retina, and therefore lies between the neural part of the retina and the choroid.
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awesome ......... great man, keep it up ,,,,
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Nice
Arent the lacrimal glands innervated by the trigeminal nerve?
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Nice model, nice explanation
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can u differentiate the substances between the anterior cavity and posterior chamber? Can anyone help me to solve this question. I appreciate it.
11:11 The eye can be said to be divided into two 'Segments', with respect to the nature of the material filling the eye in those segments, and those segments are called the Anterior Segment, and the Posterior Segment. Those are the segments which respectively are filled with the Aqueous Humor (Anterior Segment), and the Vitreous Humor (Posterior Segment). Aqueous Humor is watery, Vitreous Humor is gelatinous or 'gel-like'. And then...
The ANTERIOR SEGMENT is SUB-DIVIDED into the Anterior CHAMBER, and the Posterior CHAMBER, which are separated by the IRIS. Both of these CHAMBERS are filled with the AQUEOUS Humor.
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Sir could you please send me the link of the beautiful model plz
where i can get key of this model.
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Where can I get that kind of anatomy model. I want one. Thank you!
www.fishersci.com/shop/products/eisco-human-eye-model-bony-orbit-human-eye-model-bony-orbit-33l-x-23w-x-20cm-h/s15546
Fisher Scientific is generally where most schools in the United States get their models. They are very expensive, though.
First you say that the "inferior oblique"eye muscle pulls the eyeball, superior and lateral movement.. Then you say at 7:20 minute that the superior oblique muscle puls the eyemuscle inferior and laterally.. So both pul the eye to the outer sides... I think that's not possible because both muscle pull, one from below and the othe from above to the same side ! ????
Superior oblique rorates it medially bro
Superior oblique causes depression,abduction and medial rotation
Inferior oblique causes elevation,abduction and lateral rotation
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10:30 Ahhh stop scratching at it
Good lecture on the eye, but you need to be a bit slow and clear in your pronunciations. You have to for the sake of students who use your channel all over the world. Thanks.
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Bruh do you want to be my physician
As an ophthalmologist, I would encourage you to look up your pronunciations beforehand ... wrong syllables accented and mispronounced words throughout.
no one says "pupil hole"; it's just the "pupil", an empty space
Appreciate that but this channel is meant to make things A LOT more understandable for medical students especially. That can be achieved by putting certain emphasis on words, something that med school professors will never ever do because they expect us to be robots.
@ZeePark21 thank you very much. It's the understanding we're here for. As for the pronunciation, it's nothing to worry about for now🤲🤲
In as much I’m here for the understanding the pronunciation got nothing to do.
He probably is doing way more to teach and help millions of students and therefore patients, than you as an Ophthalmologist.
kiasma😂... its pronounced kai- asm
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