00:01
The bone, okay, look at it.
00:08
This is the hyoid bone, right? actually, if you have that structure of a human skull, you'll have something suspended.
00:18
Actually, it's a bone only held by, you know, in place by muscles.
00:25
At this position here, it's held by muscles, not even by by the bones, right? so it's a horseshoe shaped.
00:36
Okay.
00:43
And it's located in.
00:44
In the front of the neck i'm sure you can feel it sits between uh thyroid and the chin and this is the bone that you can move freely okay it's a very potent bone in the functioning of swallowing and even coordinating tongue movement all right you can move it from side to side without very much difficulty but slightly and be careful okay all right.
01:33
So then the anatomy of this bone is that, see this is a basic structure now, okay? and we're saying that it's situated at the front, we might say the anterior part of the neck, between the jaw bone and the thyroid cartilage.
01:52
And then it's firmly secured by ligaments...