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| Name | SKULL ANATOMY SONG- Study Songz- Skull Foramina and Processes |
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| Video Discription | Please subscribe to show some LOVE! Skull Anatomy, Skull Foramina and Processes Song covers the Osseous Anatomy of the Skull. It covers the foramina locations and also the content of skull foramina. This Anatomy Song is taking Skull Anatomy to the next level, from undergrad anatomy to advanced anatomy. Play this song while you work on the Skull Model and you will have the anatomy on lock! Check out Study Songz on Instagram for Mneumonics and Study tricks for anatomy. Anatomy Songs are kinda Study Songz thing. Please show your support and subscribe! Check out Study Songz on social media! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/studysongz/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/studysongz19/ Video Lyrics: Verse 1 Tell me about these foramens, tell me then what’s going in Starting Skull Anterior, There are 8 foramen Mandibular and Mental, Supra Infraorbital Foramen are open holes, nerves and vessels passing through. Supraorbital medial on the forehead Supraorbital Nerve orbit and face sensation Supraorbital Nerve sensory innervation Branch Trigeminal the Ophthalmic division Infraorbital medial on the maxilla Infraorbital Nerve lip and eye sensation Infraorbital Nerve sensory innervation Branch Trigeminal the Maxillary Division Mandibular Foramen on Ramus of the Mandible Along the Jaw continuing on to Mental Foramen M and M foramens sharing the same content Inferior Alveolar Nerve, Artery and Vein In the Orbit a canal called the Optic Canal Optic Canal has a Nerve and it has an Artery Optic Nerve and the Opthalmic Artery Then Inferior orbital Fissure Thing Infraorbital Nerve, Vein Artery Zygomatic Nerve and Infra Ophthalmic Vein Bridge Verse 2 Tell me bout these foramen, tell me then what’s going in Looking Skull Inferior, there are 6 foramen Jugular, Mastoid, then the Little Ovale Foramen Magnum, Spinosum and Lacerum Jugular Foramen got a few things going in Sigmoid and Petrosal Sinus these are blood drain Veins Jugular Foramen has 3 different nerves Spinal Accessory (XI) Glossopharyngeal (IX) and Vagus (X) Mastoid Foramen the vascular foramen Sigmoid Sinus and Mastoid vein Arteries Occipital Posterior Meningeal Mastoid Foramen the vascular Foramen Foramen Magnum cant forget the big one Spinal Cord and arteries Vertebral and spinal arteries Foramen Ovale latin for the oval window Glossopharangeal and the nerve Mandibular Accessory Meningeal Artery and then a vein Foramen Ovale has emissary vein Foramen Spinosum give an M and M a Spin Foramen Spinosum 6 M’s going in Middle Meningeal Artery and then the Vein Meningeal Nerve Branch of the Mandibular Foramen Lacerum by Ovale n Spinosum Greater Petrosal is a nerve in Lacerum Deep Petrosal is a nerve in Lacerum External Carotid artery in Lacerum Foramen Rotundum, bet you thought I missed one Foramen Rotundum, one Nerve that it runs Maxillary Branch of Trigeminal Nerve Foramen Rotundum, bet you wont forget this one Bridge Verse 3 Moving on the other things, processes and other things Looking Skull Inferior, canals and processes On the skull the canals, hypoglossal and carotid Hypoglossal has its nerve, the carotid its artery On the skull the processes, formed by tissues pulling things Mastoid it has a M, means it's all muscles then Styloid it has an L, mean muscles and ligaments On the skull the Processes, formed by tissues pulling things Mastoid has a M, Longissimus and SCM Splenius Capitis and then Digastric Styloid has a L, has 2 ligaments STylomandibular and Stylohyoid Ligaments The muscles start with stylo styloglossus, stylopharyngeus and the stylohyoid These are muscle of the styloid. Occipital Condyle - where the Atlas hold Mandibular Fossa - for Condyle Mandibular External Acoustic - Meatus into the ear Ligamentum Nuchae - on external occipital crest External Occipital Protuberance on the skull Attaching Trapezius, Splenius Capitis, Occipitals Images: Some images in this video are under community commons copyrights. No images were changed for this video and were used without altering or editing the images. I have not been endorsed for any images in this video. Copyright: Patrick J. Lynch; illustrator; C. Carl Jaffe; MD; cardiologist Yale University Center for Advanced Instructional Media Medical Illustrations by Patrick Lynch, generated for multimedia teaching projects by the Yale University School of Medicine, Center for Advanced Instructional Media, 1987-2000. Patrick J. Lynch, http://patricklynch.net Creative Commons Attribution 2.5 License 2006; no usage restrictions except please preserve our creative credits: Patrick J. Lynch, medical illustrator; C. Carl Jaffe, MD, cardiologist. CC BY 2.5 Copyright: Mcstrother (talk) - Schädelbasis1.jpg CC BY-SA 3.0 [GS3OYh7QrtA] |
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