THE LEG BONES & PELVIS by professor fink

In this video, Professor Fink describes functional structures associated with the Femur, Tibia, Fibula, Tarsal, Metatarsal & Phalangeal Bones, followed by the PELVIS (the Innominate Bones). The Innominate Bones are further differentiated into the Ilium, the Ischium and the Pubic Bones. Differences between the Male and Female Pelvis are noted. Reference is also made to the Pelvic Inlet (Pelvic Brim), Pelvic Outlet, True (Lesser) Pelvis and the False (Greater) Pelvis.
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"Review of Skeletal System" hand-out can be down-loaded as a PDF at my web-site: www.professorfink.com on the ANATOMY page; under "THE SKELETAL SYSTEM"
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[@DsTND4Gr8Ness.]

Professor Fink you are now my new A&P professor, loved the lecture!

[@professorfink]

+Val-Monique Flournoy Thank you for your kind words.

[@annaorozco8423]

@@professorfink AND MINE TOO!!!! YOU ARE absolutely THE BEST! Thank you from the bottom of my foreign student's heart!!!!!! YOU make me fall in love with ANATOMY more and more!!!!!

[@coletteblack3065]

Colette
Currently studying to become a plaster technician. in fracture clinics. Your A and P lectures are really helping with my studies. Love your lectures really sinks in when I watch your videos never get bored of watching them. The best lecturer and delivery is excellent.
Thank You !!!!!

[@professorfink]

Thank you very much for your kind words. My sincere Best Wishes for your Success!

[@Nonajuman]

Im not even an american medical student , But I liked how you explained the bones , i wish u were my professor xD you really helped me understanding them Thanks alot Sir !! THUMMMBS UP !!!

[@ezeericson9436]

So simplified.......thank you very much sir!

[@soniaorjuela8760]

Thank you for sharing these wonderful videos ! Your teaching style is phenomenal! Everything makes sense. Thank you! Thank you!

[@gracemercy4757]

You are the best, Gob bless you professorfink

[@senaitabay6444]

Thank you, I wish if you could lecture all of the nursing courses

[@albertaliu5543]

thanks a lot....best lecturer ever! wish i schooled in the university you teach:)))

[@umekulsoomqayyum9957]

Hello professor.
Really impressed by your lecture delivering skills! And... I scored awesome in my last test because of you! You've been a great help! Keep up the good work!
I'm a first year medical student and I have a humble request: my profs are around the corner. And I need "complete lectures" on upper, lower limb and thorax. If you could help me on that!?
I mean including innervation, vasculature etc.
And if you can firstly add the missing part to the lower limb lectures? Cause I'm doing lower limb right now. (Please)

[@NKWRN1880]

As always, excellent lecture!

[@estelamestellaestellaiscry4417]

Excelente review

[@Baharaakbari]

professor, you are the
best

[@georgetiatun2540]

How can I print out your lecture 😩😩

[@aranniya2104]

Thank you!!!

[@LovisSum]

23:53 is the pelvis