The skull is made of two components: the cranial bones and the facial bones. This video is part 2 of 2 that looks at the cranial bones of the human skull. For the rest of the skeletal system please visit us at www.mrfordsclass.net
i prefer the middle and inferior turbinates cause for some reason my high school spanish teacher tought us that concha(without the e) is slang for pussy in argentinian spanish.
Clinical Anatomy By Systems by Richard S. Snell MD PhD - Page 528 paragraph 2 "In the anterior cranial fossa, the perforations of the cribriform plate of the ethmoid can be seen;.."
Principles of Human Anatomy by Gerrard J. Tortora - Page 179 first paragraph "The horizontal cribriform plate (cribri- = sieve) lies in the anterior floor of the cranium..."
@qaddodi understand that wikipedia isn't accepted as a "reliable source" for a reason. Anyone can go there and add 'additional information' or make changes to things. Try picking up an anatomy textbook then talk. =)
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Liszz90 4 months ago
i prefer the middle and inferior turbinates cause for some reason my high school spanish teacher tought us that concha(without the e) is slang for pussy in argentinian spanish.
justin59084 8 months ago
u are absolutely good... u explain well... keep up ur good work...
cutiepierubs 11 months ago
@akinakeihiro
Clinical Anatomy By Systems by Richard S. Snell MD PhD - Page 528 paragraph 2 "In the anterior cranial fossa, the perforations of the cribriform plate of the ethmoid can be seen;.."
Principles of Human Anatomy by Gerrard J. Tortora - Page 179 first paragraph "The horizontal cribriform plate (cribri- = sieve) lies in the anterior floor of the cranium..."
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qaddodi 1 year ago
@qaddodi understand that wikipedia isn't accepted as a "reliable source" for a reason. Anyone can go there and add 'additional information' or make changes to things. Try picking up an anatomy textbook then talk. =)
akinakeihiro 1 year ago
@akinakeihiro search wikipedia for cribriform plate :)
qaddodi 1 year ago
great vid =D its like cranial bones for dummies.. all the sophisticated information presented in a simple form
akinakeihiro 1 year ago
@qaddodi It actually is called the cribiform plate not cribriform plate =D just thought you should know~
akinakeihiro 1 year ago
you are such an awesome teacher ..your explanation is so easy to understand..thank you so much
MrPharaoh2009 1 year ago
thank you Mr. Ford for sharing ur knowledge unselfishly!
jmhalynpk 1 year ago