Now I understand that the point of origin for a tendon is the immobile bone and that the point of insertion is on the mobile bone. There is so much to take in! Thank you!
Enjoyed the video. I learned that the point of origin is where the bones are immobile and insertion point is the bones that are mobile. The examples you give when you introduce them give it an easy understanding of there function and location.
I learned that the point of origin and insertion are important because they allow tendons to connect muscle to bone. I was truly astonished at the fact that we have immobile bones and some bones that are slightly movable. Great informative video.
Origin and insertion has been an area that I have struggled to understand when reviewing the skeletal system. When studying for the TEAS exam, my review book only reviewed point of origin and insertion very briefly. I'm retaking the exam and was able to take thorough notes based on this lecture. Thank you for providing a very detailed and descriptive description of the skeletal system! I also appreciated how you walked through this slowly, not leaving any room for confusion. Bio 327 Fall 2019
Your teaching style is differently appreciated. You make it easy to want to pay attention and you are straight to the point with given only the information needed.
The way you explain these two important points in anatomy is completely different than I was taught. I like the way you explain it. Definitely something that will help me in my future.
This video helped me to understand the difference between the origin and insertion because Professor Givon gives many examples for us to be able to apply this concept to. The examples help for me to visualize what he means by immobile and mobile.
I have always been confused on tendons and ligaments and what each one connects too. I now know that tendons connect bone to muscle, and the origin is the region where the bone stays intact. It makes sense that it would be called origin of region. And insertion has mobility of the bone, which also makes sense. Thank you for showing examples using your arm as well. Very helpful.
I've always had a difficult time with differentiating between origin and insertion and It was super helpful that you classified all origin points as immobile and all insertions points as mobile.
Awesome video! I learned all about the point of origin and insertion in this video. These are the regions where the skeletal system connects with the muscular system. I learned how to differentiate origin as immobile and insertion as mobile. Point of insertion is on the humerus, and on the proximal end of the humerus you’ll have a point of origin. Thank you for that quick lesson!
This video was very helpful in understanding the difference between the point of origin and the point of insertion. Using the example for the biceps was very helpful for putting everything into a visual for me. I think the video helped me retain more information on this subject.
I remember learning about point of origin and insertion in high school, but I don't remember much. It's nice to have a little refresher about it. I thought all muscles in your body move, but now I know that some are immobile.
Nice video, Professor! When it came to this video, the example definitely helped. I learned that where there is a point of origin it is immobile. When it is a point of insertion it is mobile.
MEDA 55 summer 2020. I feel like reading the material made sense a bit but using the bicep example was a great way to put it together and fully understand it. Always great to see physical examples.
Bio 327- You made it very easy to distinguish the point of origin and insertion. I liked that you used biceps as an example and think about which part was immobile and which part was mobile.
Its great to hear a tangible example of insertion and origin. for someone like me that is more of a visual learner, it helps to see what we are learning about in the textbook and lecture.
MEDA 110 summer 2020. The way you organize the information makes it so much easier to understand, even when presenting this topic which i personally have a hard time with. The only way to know origins and insertions is memorizing, but there are so many it is hard.
This was a useful video to review point of origin and insertion of the muscular/skeletal system. This will help when studying for the test and for the final.
This video was so good! You had a great explanation between the difference of origin and insertion. Thank you for the examples as well! Very informative.
I like that you are constructing a fun way to learn medical terminology through the use of your intro and short videos. Visual learning, especially with online courses, is always a plus for your students!
thanks making this video I always had trouble learning about point of origin and insertion. this video is super helpful to understand the lesson of origin and insertions of the body.
BIO 327: This was a good explanation of the OIAs. They have always been so confusing to me, but this was a step in the right direction to start understanding them better. There are so many muscles to learn these for!
MESA_MEDA_55_Fall 2020: Of course I’ve heard of tendons before, but before our class, I actually didn’t know they connected the bones to the muscles lol, guess I should’ve payed more attention in high school ha-ha, more “Dora the Explorer” moments please! They are funny and engaging! :D the explanation got a little tangled for me at the end, but we already studied this so I understand what you meant.
This was a topic I had never learned about before. The simplicity and straight forwardness is much appreciated! Alexandra Vujnovich (BIO 327) Fall 2019
MEDA 110 2019- I have always been a bit confused by OIA's and to best explain how they interact to help us complete movement, but this definitely is helpful in keeping it all straight!
BIOL 327 This helped me understand the difference between the point of origin and insertion as you go into great depth distinguishing each of their functions.
This video gave me good insight about the origin and insertion. Also, understanding more about or muscular and skeletal system was very shocking and interesting to know
This topic has always been a little difficult for me, but this video does a good job explaining how the skeletal and muscular systems connect and how to find the point of origin and insertion in the body.
If got it well, the origin is the end of the muscle that doesn’t move when the contraction occurs, while the insertion is the opposite end of the muscle that moves.
MEDA 110 summer 2020: Interesting, I remember reading somewhere that professional athletes tend to have some minor differences in their points of insertion for certain key muscles. thanks for the general overview.
MEDA 110 Summer 2020 mesa college: I loved this video, really interesting content. The visuals outlines you have really make the concepts easier to grasp.
MEDA 110 FALL 71668: Quick and to the point of origin an insertion. Pun intended* Watching short clips with you explaining is great for those of us who opted for online classes.
I haven't studied OIA before but I think the video would be more helpful if more examples were provided and maybe with examples that are not as easily understood. Otherwise, it was a good video that was very clear to understand.
