Okay, so now we're going to look at the cranial nerves. Okay, so you have 12 cranial nerves. So for this video, I've got both sides displayed of the brain. So on the right side is going to be the same as the left side here. On your individual exam, you'll notice that some of these are already labeled for you one, two, well, on your exam, you'll have this side, which doesn't have those labels. So you'll be responsible for knowing the names of these as well. Okay, so starting with the first. So this is our olfactory nerve ending in the olfactory bulb. We have our optic nerve here. And our optic nerve crosses here at the optic chiasma. Okay, so if we look down inside, we can see number three, the ocula motor. Okay, moving over to number four. We have the troque here, four there, four there. Okay, the trigimole is this larger nerve off to the side here. Okay, so we just went through one, two, three, four, five. Okay, so in direct order. Now for the sixth one, we jump up top on top of the ponds here. So this is our abducens, so six. Then we go back down to seven and eight. Okay, so seven is our facial, eight is our vestibular cochlear. Now we're on the medulla ablumgata. Okay, so we have nine right here, the glossopharyngeal, the vagus, tin, the accessory, and the hypaglossial. Number 12 sits on top of the medulla ablumgata.