Anatomy of the Ear

Learn the anatomy of the ear in this super simple breakdown.

Today Conor takes you through the anatomy of the external, middle and inner ear and correlates it with the complex functions of this fascinating organ. Learn how the shape of the pinna resembles a satellite dish, how the external acoustic meatus is composed 1/3 of cartilage, how the tympanic membrane relates to the middle ear and much more!

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[zaidwanifitness]

Crazy how u summarised 200 pages worth of Anat

[podojstersek]

the most efficient 8 minutes sum up i have ever seen. thanks<3

[jazminchavez]

I'm studying for my Hesi exam, and never really understood the anatomy of the ear until I watched this video! Thank you so much!

[jena]

how does this not have at least a million views???

[sakthipriyakurmapu]

Finally got the ear anatomy through simplified detail !!! tnx !!!

[iLubna]

This is so underrated! Thank you so helpful 👍🏻👍🏻

[qsaber]

Thank you sir. Well explained. Great efforts.

[darkjcutie]

This was super concise. Thank you so much!

[Jasmine-llqu]

Amazing! Thank you so much for your so so helpful videos!! <3 <3

[mahirahasankarim]

Please don't put music..otherwise its such good video🤩 short and to the point

[katherandefy]

Ear anatomy is simple but sound mechanics and hearing are incredibly wildly complex.

[srd-microphones]

The pinna is not an organ for funnelling sounds to the inner ear, but an organ to infuse binaural information TO the sounds as it enters the canal.

[tabathastaples]

Shepherd's Chapel Network "Getting Down to Where the Rubber Meets the Road" Amen

[sojasoji]

Perfect video in every aspect. Very appreciated. Will the next video about the bony labyrinth be arriving anytime soon?

[kylewaddington]

Thankyou how much should you hearing test

[yiannisyiall]

great video but it would be greater without the music :(

[shawnshauli]

Good information but music was unnecessary.

[klkigjg]

11th grader here! Just yesterday i finished the resting potential, action potential, and all the fun stuff that happens ( synapses, the transmission of a nerve along the axon, ranvier nodes etc. )

And now we're starting with receptors and the first chapters are for mechanoreceptors and photoreceptors. Got a long ass way to go 🫡