For your CN IX / X / XI foramina mnemonic, I have found that I like "If you cut your JUGULAR, you're going to need 9-11"... Jugular Foramen being CNs 9 thru 11. But whatever works!
Trochlear nerve has the longest intracranial nerve length because as the name suggests (trochlea = pulley), it originates from the dorsal part of the midbrain and then takes a recourse anteriorly as if it is put on a pulley(trochlea). It is also the only cranial nerve that originates from the dorsal part of brainstem.
Sorry for being picky, but when you say dorsal and anterior, do you mean caudal and rostral, respectively? Brain terminology can be a bit confusing because it's based on an animal walking on all 4s (dorsal is what we think of as superior, and ventral is what we think of as inferior; rostral being "anterior" and caudal being "posterior").
@@shotdoctor5869 venter means belly. So, ventral is equivalent to anterior but ventral & dorsal is used in 4 legged animals. But, many people use it in humans also.
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The way I remember V2 (maxillary) goes through Rotundum is that the Rotunda (round building with dome) has a max capacity of people and V3 (mandibular) goes through Ovale so you make an O (oval) with your mouth or your mandible.
I would like to add, that if you already know the "rule of 4's" and remember what 4 CN are motor (this only applies to the CN that come from the brainstem (3-12): Multiples of 12 are all midline: 3, 4, 6, 12. You might be able to just answer a question if they give you a diagram based on just the rule of 4's
MNEUMONIC I would like to contribute-- 3-4 - Mid-Brain (break it up as you say it) 5,6,7,8 - try to keep your PONS straight (8 and straight rhymes) everything else is medulla
The way I remember jugular foramen for 9, 10, and 11 is that when you put them together ( IX X XI ) it looks like the label of a cartoon jug of alcohol. Alcohol "Jug" for jugular foramen.
For cranial nerve 1(olfactory) and 2 (optic ), they originate from nose and eye, not cerebrum. Their destination are cerebrum, because they are pure sensory nerves. Thanks
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For your CN IX / X / XI foramina mnemonic, I have found that I like "If you cut your JUGULAR, you're going to need 9-11"... Jugular Foramen being CNs 9 thru 11. But whatever works!
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Trochlear nerve has the longest intracranial nerve length because as the name suggests (trochlea = pulley), it originates from the dorsal part of the midbrain and then takes a recourse anteriorly as if it is put on a pulley(trochlea). It is also the only cranial nerve that originates from the dorsal part of brainstem.
Sorry for being picky, but when you say dorsal and anterior, do you mean caudal and rostral, respectively? Brain terminology can be a bit confusing because it's based on an animal walking on all 4s (dorsal is what we think of as superior, and ventral is what we think of as inferior; rostral being "anterior" and caudal being "posterior").
@@shotdoctor5869 venter means belly. So, ventral is equivalent to anterior but ventral & dorsal is used in 4 legged animals. But, many people use it in humans also.
I was actually procrastinating and finding ways to cram the table in my neuroanatomy book. This came in handy. Massive thank you!
hello i recently came across your videos as i am studying my USMLE step 1 >i would like to take this oppurtunity to thanks you and your team for putting all these videos out . You are helping building lots of health care professionals.. May Allah bless you and you have more success ahead on your way Ameen
Regards
Rizvi
One video about the cranial nerve functions too would be really really helpful @Dirty med
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PONS has 4 letters = 4 "middle" nerves have its nuclei in the Pons (5, 6, 7 and 8)
am just speechless this is the most amazing and understandable anatomy video i have ever watched
i answered all the questions right that means i understood to the fullest
thanks
The way I remember V2 (maxillary) goes through Rotundum is that the Rotunda (round building with dome) has a max capacity of people and V3 (mandibular) goes through Ovale so you make an O (oval) with your mouth or your mandible.
if it works for you
Quizzing at the end of the video is really helpful please do inculcate this in every video
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This video was very useful to me because I am study my REEG, Thanks!!
I would like to add, that if you already know the "rule of 4's" and remember what 4 CN are motor (this only applies to the CN that come from the brainstem (3-12): Multiples of 12 are all midline: 3, 4, 6, 12. You might be able to just answer a question if they give you a diagram based on just the rule of 4's
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Going to be covering this on Monday, great timing
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MNEUMONIC I would like to contribute--
3-4 - Mid-Brain (break it up as you say it)
5,6,7,8 - try to keep your PONS straight (8 and straight rhymes)
everything else is medulla
I'm going to cover this on Monday 🤣🤣🤣 you came to save me at the right time!
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Thank you. Can your friend Jen create applications to play with and learn anatomy? Something like completing the body muscles, veins or neurons ?
For Jugular foramen, mine is to take J as 10th in alphabetical order and 10th vagus, one step back for 9th and one step ahead for 11th
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The way I remember jugular foramen for 9, 10, and 11 is that when you put them together ( IX X XI ) it looks like the label of a cartoon jug of alcohol. Alcohol "Jug" for jugular foramen.
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instead of FRO, can also say Standing Room Only
For cranial nerve 1(olfactory) and 2 (optic ), they originate from nose and eye, not cerebrum. Their destination are cerebrum, because they are pure sensory nerves. Thanks
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what is the first video labeled as? Is there a link connecting this vid to the 1st one?
The hypoglossal nerve is kind of confusing location, in the illustration it’s location is different than What’s on the plastic model
Well first off it’s not plastic nor a model that’s a real human cadaver brain. And it is in the exact same spot. Right in front of CN 9.
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I thought the trochlear was the shortest and abducens was the longest CN?
Trochlear has the longest intracranial course. Abducens has the longest intradural course.
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I had an amazing time. I prob sound that way because my fancy new mic picks up the bass in my voice better