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Thank you so much for being helpful . I’ve been watching your videos for a long time 😊. Do you have a subscription or study guides for the ati teas 7 test ?
this was so amazing, i know the muscles so much better because of this video. Studying for my practical and this was by far a great knowledgeable video
I very rarely comment on videos, but I want to personally say thank you. Thank you so much for having these videos. I am currently a student at SCF and I am not doing well. All of your videos are helping me greatly understand what I am learning. Again, Thank you.
These are the models my college is using. Thanks so much for posting this. I have limited time in class to view our models (6 wk course) so this really helped!
I have this practical exam today 🙏🏽 Thanks for your help. Your voice is very soothing and your style of teaching enables me to memorize the muscles so much better.
I am so nervous about takinh my practical but after wathing your videos I feel much more confident for it. Thank you so much for making amazing videos to help students study!!
Thank you so much I just found your channel, this is so helpful in my lab we have the models but do not get to use them to this helps tremendously actually having a professor point out the muscles.. THANK YOU SOO MUCH!!
Excellent teaching! Could you do a video on the muscles of the heart?. Also on terms like agonist, antagonist and which muscles are engaged during flexion vs. extension
Maybe at some point. I do teach a deeper version in a clinical anatomy class. It won't be until after break though. I'm ready to thoroughly enjoy the next few weeks off!
Thank you so much for your video! I have tried to search for several videos to try to remember the muscle, but it doesn’t work well. I only got a PowerPoint from my teacher. Literally, If I can learn by myself through just go through the pictures, and no one teach me, why should I pay for the school fee?☹️ I know be an colleges student need more independent, but is that should means no one teaches me?
Hello... They aren't muscles that we cover in our lab. There are quite a few other muscles that aren't included in this series. The videos are made specifically based off of what my A and P class focuses on. It shouldn't be to hard to learn a few more in addition to these!
Hi... If you look at my playlist for Anatomy and physiology I Lab, you will see all the videos for muscles. There is one that includes muscles of the arm. Do you mean do I teach any online classes?
Hi guys, I'm off to a cocktail party in a bit. So I've only got 8mins 27secs to show you and name all the individual leg muscles! A very clever women indeed!
Great video! Very likeable way of learning anatomy! I've got a question, just to make sure. "Flexor digitorum - just used to flex the foot at the ankle". Isn't the function of the flex. digitorum muscle to flex the toes? If it did make a movement at the ankle, it would eventually be extension (=plantarflexion) and not flexion (like dorsal flexion as shown in the video). Thanks for clarification. And keep up the good work ;)
Yes... You are correct. Hence the name digitorum and the long tendons you see running down the foot. At times the brain and mouth don't communicate well. Especially after talking for hours :). I do need to update at some point.
I think regarding foot, when you say flexion and extension, it is opposite. When you flex the foot, the phalanges should go downward, and vice versa if I understand the book right. So the name of flexor digitorum matchs the meaning of flex the phalanges.
@@jessiemao5992 Hello.... Flexion can apply to any joint including the foot at the ankle or the phalanges at the metatarsals... Flexing the foot at the ankle is raising the top of the foot up so the toes end up pointing upward (its most accurately called dorsiflexion because its the dorsal side of the foot flexing upward). The flexor digitorum and extensor digitorum are referring to the joint at the phalanges ("digits").
@@jessiemao5992 So, when you flex the foot, the phalanges go upward. When you flex the digits, the phalanges go downward. It just depends on what joint is actually flexing.
@@teachmeaandp335 I see. Thanks for the detailed explanation, now I understand it more accurately that when you say flexion or extension, has to consider which joint is regarded.
Hi... There are a few videos taken in the Lecture portion of the muscular system. They cover the actual muscle cell, the thin filaments, thick filaments, sarcomere, etc. If that is what you are referring to, look for "The Muscular System" playlist.
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Thanks for your support!
Do you have videos for the upper limb/lower limb etc my practical is monday and I really like how you teach!
@@jademarie6949 yes... If you go to the playlist for anatomy and physiology I lab you will see all the videos in order.
@@teachmeaandp335 thank you so much!! 💜
Thank you so much for being helpful . I’ve been watching your videos for a long time 😊. Do you have a subscription or study guides for the ati teas 7 test ?
I've learned more from these videos than I have in lab and lecture combined
I am so glad I found your videos. I got 100/100 from Muscle practical exam with your videos.Thank you thank you !
Yay! Great job! I'm happy the videos helped. I'm sure you put in a great deal of hard work too!
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Anybody else here studying for their lab practical tomorrow?
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I am for next Tuesday😭.Today is Thursday. I still need more time working on spinal cord. 😢
this was so amazing, i know the muscles so much better because of this video. Studying for my practical and this was by far a great knowledgeable video
Excellent Videos! I can't even start to describe how much these videos have helped in my summer A&P class. Thank you so much!!!!!!!! :)
I very rarely comment on videos, but I want to personally say thank you. Thank you so much for having these videos. I am currently a student at SCF and I am not doing well. All of your videos are helping me greatly understand what I am learning. Again, Thank you.
You are so welcome! I'm glad that they are helpful. Stop by and say hi sometime!
This is by far the best video I've watched on the leg. Thank you so much!
These are the models my college is using. Thanks so much for posting this. I have limited time in class to view our models (6 wk course) so this really helped!
Thank you, thank you! You make the best a and p videos on here. I love how you say the term more than once and go over it multiple times!
I have this practical exam today 🙏🏽 Thanks for your help. Your voice is very soothing and your style of teaching enables me to memorize the muscles so much better.
Love this! She is like ASMR. Very relaxing which is what is needed for anatomy&physiology videos that can be overwhelming. Thank you!
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Your explanation is so great and easy to follow through I shared this video to some of my course mates and they loved it too. Thanks alot.
Awesome... Thanks for sharing!
I’m taking my practical in an hour and I find this video very helpful and her energy is so relaxing
Thanks! Good luck on your exam!!;
Late to the party, but thank you for your videos. I'm doing some last-minute studying for my A/P exam tomorrow. This is so appreciated.
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I have a great teacher Dr Dyer . I'm taking Surgical 2021 but I have to say thank you as well You're Great tutorials. Thanks
This video just saved my grade. Thanks so much!
You’re awesome my teacher doesn’t even help to get an understanding of the muscles in lab once class starts your on your own unless you have questions
Thanks for going through the muscles thoroughly. That helped alot. Wish there was a video with all the axial and appendicular.
I am so nervous about takinh my practical but after wathing your videos I feel much more confident for it. Thank you so much for making amazing videos to help students study!!
Very grateful for your videos! For some reason the leg muscles gets me bit mixed up.
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Thank you so much for your amazing video. This was extremely helpful to me before taking my lab exam.
Thank you so much I just found your channel, this is so helpful in my lab we have the models but do not get to use them to this helps tremendously actually having a professor point out the muscles.. THANK YOU SOO MUCH!!
Loving this channel. def helping me with A & P
Excellent teaching! Could you do a video on the muscles of the heart?. Also on terms like agonist, antagonist and which muscles are engaged during flexion vs. extension
Thank you! I'm studying for a Muscles Lab Exam and you made it so easy for me to understand and remember them. Keep up!
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This really helped me with my lab exam. Thank you very much.
Really struggled with this section until your videos. Will be using your channel for other sections as well. Thank you very much!
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Thank you so much for presenting this topic in sequence it gave me clarity in trying to remember. Thanks.
Great... I'm glad to hear it. After you learn the muscles, you should check out my review video for the lab exam on muscles and joints!
Thank you! Studying for my mblex and I’m so thankful!
Thank you! First year nursing student here and you really broke down the major leg muscles our admin did not 😔
I wish you were my teacher. My anatomy teacher sucks, she didn't even tell us about the compartments :/
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Thanks so much for your videos, they are very good and has helped me a lot in my A & P class.
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This lesson really helps me alot to understand muscle groups...
Have you recorded any videos that explain what movement each muscle is responsible for? For example, if I flex my hip what muscles are involved.
No, that's a good idea for the future though.
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What would the plantaris be? Or the flexor hallucis longus?
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very helpful thank you ! i wish my professor would of explained the muscles like this!!
These are so helpful for reviewing!! Thank you!!
Thank you so much for explaining in such a detail..
You're welcome! Thanks for watching. There's a practice test/review for the muscles lab practical that you should check out!
Thank you this is extremely helpful for my lab practical tomorrow
You're welcome... I hope it went well!!!!
Are you planning on making any more of these videos but diving deeper into the hand and foot muscles?
Maybe at some point. I do teach a deeper version in a clinical anatomy class. It won't be until after break though. I'm ready to thoroughly enjoy the next few weeks off!
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Thank you so much for your video! I have tried to search for several videos to try to remember the muscle, but it doesn’t work well. I only got a PowerPoint from my teacher. Literally, If I can learn by myself through just go through the pictures, and no one teach me, why should I pay for the school fee?☹️ I know be an colleges student need more independent, but is that should means no one teaches me?
I wish you were my teacher !!! Excellent !!!
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Can you make some videos about Biomechanical and kinesiology ?
Again: thanks a lot !
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Could you do a video of the arm?
There is one.... It has the head, torso, and arm. You can just fast forward to the arm.
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I've got a muscle lab test tomorrow, l feel ready now!!
Awesome... Good luck!
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Awesome. I'm glad to hear that!
What about the bottom of the feet the flexor digit muscles
Hello... They aren't muscles that we cover in our lab. There are quite a few other muscles that aren't included in this series. The videos are made specifically based off of what my A and P class focuses on. It shouldn't be to hard to learn a few more in addition to these!
Thx
Great stuff, very informative, thank you.
I finally understand now! thx!
Amazing 👏 can I find more on upper body anatomy of physiology and do take any online classes?
Hi... If you look at my playlist for Anatomy and physiology I Lab, you will see all the videos for muscles. There is one that includes muscles of the arm.
Do you mean do I teach any online classes?
@@teachmeaandp335 thank you so much very informative video are you there in Instagram and yes online classes do you take?
Very helpful. Thank you so much!!
Hi guys, I'm off to a cocktail party in a bit. So I've only got 8mins 27secs to show you and name all the individual leg muscles! A very clever women indeed!
Time is money!
Thank you so much 😊
Thank you so much your videos are helpful!!!!!
Great video! Very likeable way of learning anatomy!
I've got a question, just to make sure. "Flexor digitorum - just used to flex the foot at the ankle". Isn't the function of the flex. digitorum muscle to flex the toes? If it did make a movement at the ankle, it would eventually be extension (=plantarflexion) and not flexion (like dorsal flexion as shown in the video). Thanks for clarification.
And keep up the good work ;)
Yes... You are correct. Hence the name digitorum and the long tendons you see running down the foot. At times the brain and mouth don't communicate well. Especially after talking for hours :). I do need to update at some point.
I think regarding foot, when you say flexion and extension, it is opposite. When you flex the foot, the phalanges should go downward, and vice versa if I understand the book right. So the name of flexor digitorum matchs the meaning of flex the phalanges.
@@jessiemao5992 Hello.... Flexion can apply to any joint including the foot at the ankle or the phalanges at the metatarsals... Flexing the foot at the ankle is raising the top of the foot up so the toes end up pointing upward (its most accurately called dorsiflexion because its the dorsal side of the foot flexing upward). The flexor digitorum and extensor digitorum are referring to the joint at the phalanges ("digits").
@@jessiemao5992 So, when you flex the foot, the phalanges go upward. When you flex the digits, the phalanges go downward. It just depends on what joint is actually flexing.
@@teachmeaandp335 I see. Thanks for the detailed explanation, now I understand it more accurately that when you say flexion or extension, has to consider which joint is regarded.
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It is easy to understand👏🏽, thanks
Please make more videos of blood supply nerve supply and applied anatomy
Your videos really helpful. Can you please make a video about muscle cell. Thank you.
Hi... There are a few videos taken in the Lecture portion of the muscular system. They cover the actual muscle cell, the thin filaments, thick filaments, sarcomere, etc. If that is what you are referring to, look for "The Muscular System" playlist.
very helpful, you explain very well
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