Thank you for posting. Just as helpful now as it was 7 years ago. Adding origins and insertions is excellent. Thank you very much!😅

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Appreciate your through review of insertions of muscles of upper extremity. The demo you used was very helpful to navigate the anatomy of muscles.

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Great videos! As a fellow anatomy professor I find it very beneficial to learn from other professors on RU-vid and you do a great job!

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thanks so much for these reviews. You're a great teacher. We only get a short time with the models in class, so this helps immensely.

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Thank you for the explanation. Very well understood

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thank you Dr. for showing the ear and inner structure. embryology is a most interesting micro level study and it is amazing as to how all our organs are perfectly being developed. I am yet to know how our body developes into various parts with separate mechanism. please give link in description to know about embryology. thank you Dr. for your narration.

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I have a midterm tomorrow and I have not been able to figure out proximal and distal when it comes to parts of the body until just now. My instructor has never been able to give a proper explanation of it, and there are so many of us in class confused about it. You just sent off a huge lightbulb in my head. Proximal is closer to the axial, distal is further away from the axial. You simply saying proximal and distal are for appendicular direction just made so much sense. Why didn't she know that? 35 years of nursing, go figure. Anyway, I appreciate the whole video, but that just gave me so much insight!

Please make vedio on abdominal parts and there location ,

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very direct and sums everything up so nicely! just what a student needs to revise

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The trapezius m. has three fiber directions: upper, middle, and lower.

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