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It's been 11 years since this lecture was uploaded but still very relevant and helpful! Thank you for your help! On a side note: I wish more professors/instructors would consider uploading their lectures to youtube. Talking about it once and then expecting students to learn what they didn't retain in a textbook is such an outdated way to teach.

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This video was posted a decade ago and it is still helping me today. Thank you so much for the information!

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very good video, no need to read book

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Great video. Helped a lot. Thank you!

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I think you accidentally said the orbicular oris is around the eye haha

Very great video. Made me understand the concept more.

How can you say that it's okay to live with out spleen when that seems like a major part of our adaptive immunity. I can't understand why one believes we evolve with the organs we need and that cutting them out is no big deal. Just because you can survive without an organ doesn't mean you don't decrease your quality of life. It's puzzles me that most of the body parts we remove are within our immune system. I remember when they were removing tonsils like it was the latest fad and now we know better. I struggle with this approach to science. We should be much more cautious.

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Oh god. So boring. Can't pay attention.

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Great lecture, however at the end some mistakes start creeping in: 40:15 - the Serratus anterior originates on the ribs, and does not insert on the Humerus but on the Scapula; the muscle is used for shoulder protraction/abduction 41:18 - the Trapezius muscle is now generally talked about in three parts, not two: the upper or descending part; the middle or transverse part; and the lower or ascending part. The transverse trapezius among other things takes care of scapula retraction/adduction, pulling them straight towards the spine. An opposite of the Serratus anterior in this 42:04 - the Tricpes brachii does not originate on the Olecranon of the Ulna, but inserts there. It conversely originates on the Humerus and Clavicula. The terms are swapped with each other. 42:36 - he names the muscle Brachialis but points at and talks about the Brachioradialis 43:45 - he says "flexors" but means to say "extensors" 48:10 - the upper part of the picture seems correct, I could find no reference to the Gluteus minimus originating on the Sacrum; I think he is confused with the Piriformis which inserts pretty close to the insertion of the Gluteus minimus, but does originate from the Sacrum. However, the lower part of the muscle seems to be drawn wrong; the muscle inserts on the anterolateral aspect of the greater trochanter of the Femur (so the head of the Femur), instead of much lower on the Femur as shown in the picture where it could not fulfill its function 50:36 - contrary to what he says, that must be the Plantaris muscle 51:13 - "Foot extensors" should indeed be called "Foot dorsiflexors", his correction is a bit unclear 51:53 - instead of "dorsiflexors" he means to say "plantarflexors" All verified using university grade software 'Elsevier's Complete Anatomy' (it's awesome and has a free trial, check it out) and double checked on wikipedia and google image search

Simple!!!! Apt!!!! Thank you too much. I struggled with this particular topic in the semester.

Wow cameras sucked back then. This is nauseating.

It's hilarious to look back and see how bad i was back then.

Thank you so much! The outline in the Description doesn't work anymore, would you renew it please? We all appreciate this vid, thanks for sharing it here too 🙏🏼

No wonder it's painful to move

Thank you SO much for explaining everything so well!

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Thank you for making this available. And thank you for caring about viewers/students understanding muscle tissue & systems. It is evident that you have learned how humans learn. 👏👏

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What textbook is this? Does anyone know?

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37:50 The abs actually inserts there at the ribs and xiphoid process, and originates at the crest of pubic. So the other way around Also 40:35 The serratus ant. doesnt attach to the humerus in any way Originates in the ribs Insert in scapula Triceps also the other way around Regardless this is awesome for a UA-cam video mate

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Nice! I'm revisiting anatomy to finally learn how to draw the human body, and this was very helpful

The way that helps me remember the redox reaction is: If someone has a negative attitude they must've gained an electron. REDUCTION If someone loses or breaks up with an electron(negative), they should be happier because they've lost that electron :). OXIDATION Hope this helps !

I have learned more from this online lecture than my professor who read off of the PowerPoint notes. He goes into more detail. Thank you so much!

Thank you! Can you also share chapters other chapters if you have. My professor just posting youtube short videos, and it doesn't help me. Please

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