12 Cranial Nerves and Their Functions

Need to go into much more details ! Way too generalustic, where are the roots, ganglions, names of branches???

explained well - its good for quick review I found it very helpful

falta detallar el origen aparente, el origen real, mas detalles de los nucleos donde se encuentra

Excellent synthesis about cranial nerves and the most important clinical correlations

Great review of the 12 cranial nerves. Presented the material in a much more organized fashion than any of my medical school lectures did.

He sounds so bored, which makes it hard to keep focused. Also some of the slides aren't readable

It is very superficial. He just repeats whatever appeared on the slides. Additionally, the Doctor makes the lecture very boring.

???????????????????????? you guys made my test today easier, i had no struggle at all. It was an oral test, i made it short and sweet thanks to you

Way too general, you need to go into more details and explain more

I find verything related to the brain and nerves to be very difficult to understand, but Dr. Canby makes it easy to get and this makes the whole learning process far more enjoyable. I don't know if it's just me but when I really like the lessons and the teacher, its much easier for me to pay attention and keep on listening.

Great Lecture! Very knowledgeable professor and nice visuals. Thank You!

Very comprehensible lectures! Thank you so much! Now I know the cranial nerves!

Consider adding more information and content to the video especially in the clinical section

If I needed someone to read off the slides for me I'd just go back to my actual med school professor

Concise and easy to understand as always! The trochlear nerve only innervates the superior oblique muscle, but Dr Canby's diagrams are excellent - far better than what we use in lectures! I'm a happy student!

Dear Prof Canby, Thank you for taking the time to create this resource. I did enjoy it and I found it easy to follow. During the first few lectures, I was hoping for more information on some of the muscles which were involved, and towards the end of the course, you included pictures of the muscles with their attachments which were very helpful. Thank you for including the clinical considerations too. I needed to search some information myself, such as the meaning of general somatic / visceral afferents / efferents, online. I had not studied this before. You began clarifying the role of these towards the end of the course, e.g. general somatic efferent has motor control. This was helpful in consolidating the meaning these terms. A bit more information in the beginning may have been helpful. I look forward to viewing more of your lectures. Best wishes, Hudanur

I choosed this rating because it explains the topic very well, and I also like the clarification of the functions of a nerve.

The information is sound but he's boring, He does not make the material interesting. I find it hard to pay attention or not fall asleep during his lectures and therefore i do not do well with the quizzes.

I enjoyed this presentation quite a bit. I feel like the information will be well remembered thanks to the excellent delivery.