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Learning anatomy requires learning a couple of super important regional terms. Have you heard of your biceps brachii? Well, if you knew the term "brachial", you'd know that that muscle is in the upper arm.
In this video, I'll give you the tips and memory devices I used to get these terms down!
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Hi, I’m Patrick. I’m a freelance science writer based in the San Francisco Bay Area. I hold a bachelor’s degree in Athletic Training and a master’s in clinical exercise physiology. I used to work in the clinical setting as a certified athletic trainer, physical therapy aide, and a certified strength and conditioning specialist. After working in the clinical setting, I went back to school and became a teacher. The goal of my content is to help normal people, not just pre-med students, learn about the human body. That might mean explaining a topic from an anatomy class or exploring a topic from medical history.
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@audreyoates3242 2 года назад

Memorizing is the hardest part of anatomy and something I really struggle with! This video was so helpful and your creativity really makes all the difference.

@michellesantillan2500 3 года назад

i love the "I hear you and I politely reject your negativity." ahahahah

@mikaelahuntt 4 года назад

This video saved my life honestly! I b high as balls in class and can’t remember them sober. You’re my Jesus

@Corporis 4 года назад

This is the greatest comment I've ever recieved. I audibly laughed out loud. Bless you my child, amen 🙏

@KSHAWK 2 года назад

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@JAZZinJAMAICA 2 года назад

@@KSHAWK guess we will never know. Hope they’re doing well.

@Urm0mz 2 года назад

@@JAZZinJAMAICA they are head doctor at cedar

@nelsonwilliams9816 11 месяцев назад

I need to know if you graduated 😭🤣🤣

@grostes 2 года назад

I'm going into eight grade, and currently it's summer time, and I have been intrigued by this anatomical region video and have been engaged to making my own assignments based off of this video. I have taken a vital interest in these studies, so I appreciate your availability to making these helpful videos.

@lincolnscott1877 6 месяцев назад

That is super impressive, man! I pray that you have continued in your motivation to continue your personal studies outside of school.

@KikoVillagran 4 года назад

From all of the videos and books I have seen, this has been the one! Congrats for the creativity. It's proven that to make a relationship among things definitely improve the learning process.

@Corporis 4 года назад

Much appreciated, and happy to help!

@kieranmccarty1039 Год назад

This video had great creativity throughout to help memorize the anatomical regions. I have taken anatomy classes a few times and always struggled with this. Thank you for the video!

@dessa5140 4 года назад

I was stressing so bad on how I was going to remember these terms in a week and now I feel better. I so needed this!! Thank you so much!! Keep up the good work!! Will be watching more videos!!

@jkutchinski 4 года назад

I have learned more in the last 30 minutes watching your videos than I have 2 months of reading complicated hard to pronounce words from books. Thank you so very much for doing these videos and "flash card" study guides.

@Corporis 4 года назад

I appreciate that, means a lot

@jkutchinski 4 года назад

@@Corporis you are welcome. Please keep it up. I need to pass this assessment and your videos and corny jokes are helping a lot. Like"soup"ination.

@belladelacruz5173 4 года назад

Oh my gosh the Pop-Tart Joke killed me! I'm definitely always going to remember that one 😂

@priyabella 11 месяцев назад

dude genuinely out of all the videos yours have got to be by far the most helpful. thank you for making these.

@KaitlynxBabe 5 лет назад

this is so helpful!!! i suck at memorizing but this was easy and a good way to remember!!! thanks:)

@Corporis 5 лет назад

Happy to help! Let me know any other topics you'd like explained in the future

@hannahgoff9471 4 года назад

Got an anatomy LAB quiz tonight, this is how I have been studying, thank you OH SO for these.

@Corporis 4 года назад

Best of luck! Glad I could help

@elisemoreno6252 2 года назад

This video was so helpful, I've always struggled with memorizing things in anatomy, but using similar things/terms really helped cement some things in my memory. I'll definitely be using this in the future!

@teezieweezie Год назад

i rlly appreciate this bc my anatomy professor basically just gave us a diagram and told us to memorize, not the span of each region. this helped clarify things!!

@lincolnscott1877 6 месяцев назад

Thank you for your help once again with another great video!

@user-iu5ez9tb4u 7 месяцев назад

These were great memorizing tips and your sense of humor makes the video very entertaining and easy to watch. I have never been able to remember the anatomical regions in the lower legs but hopefully remembering one of my least favorite college football teams will help me remember the tarsal region.

@JacesOwnWorld 4 года назад

I just started Anatomy this Summer semester. Class started on Tuesday, and we had a quiz due on Sunday regarding all of these regional terms: cavity regions, locational terms, plane terms, and the 9 quadrants. I was a little frightened to say the least, but I made my own flash cards, and while I was working on a Friday, I was able to memorize them all after a lot of repeating and some visual learning by pointing to my body with my digitals while I was saying the names out loud to myself, as well as connecting certain terms to objects in my mind (like thoracic relates to Thor’s big back and chest), as explained in this video. I was super proud of myself, as before I would always negatively critique myself that I couldn’t memorize very well. As I took the 25 question quiz today (Sunday), I got a 94%. Super proud moment for me. It got me excited for this class knowing that I know I can do well if I just put in the work. Plus, it’s making me more interested in the human body...an interest level I never had when I took College Biology and Chemistry.

@Corporis 4 года назад

That's awesome to hear! Best of luck in your class!

@sharinettekpereznunez6564 4 месяца назад

i am loving your videos and have notice that a lot of the words you are explaining will be easy for me to remember, me being a spanish speaker, since the words corresponding to this word in spanish are really close of the same like costal=costilla meaning ribs, ocular=ojos frontal=frente, buccal=boca, craneal=craneo and so on, but the videos will also help me on bettering my english vocabulary (again boca here jajaj) so thank you for the effort you put in your videos sir.

@CircleWilliams 5 лет назад

Corny dad jokes are great learning aids!

@Corporis 5 лет назад

Trying to provide what I can! Thanks for the kindness!

@alexandratran4875 6 лет назад

I really like your videos, you're very enthusiastic and you make the content easy and fun to understand (especially when you throw in the jokes and song refrences)

@Corporis 6 лет назад

Thanks so much Alexandra! I'm glad you appreciate the (attempt at) humor. My junior high students usually say the opposite 😂

@kimhammerton9911 3 года назад

I’m so happy I came across your channel! I’m a month into Mortuary school and am finding your videos very helpful! Thank you 😊

@Corporis 3 года назад

Thanks for saying that Kim! We've got lots of nursing and premed students around this channel, but you might be our first future mortician!

@kaeliheartsmakeup 5 лет назад

The popliteal had me cracking up! Thank you for this video!

@Corporis 5 лет назад

Kaeli I know it’s a dumb reference, but it’s now in your brain forever

@shastabehling2668 2 года назад

High quality educational content indeed!

@dianalira6870 Год назад

This was a great video to review the anatomical regions. When starting to learn anatomy it is easy to forget the regions. This video provides great study resources to learning those regions.

@Moonlight10824 3 года назад

I am so happy i found this channel , one week into A&P and this makes it fun and easier to remember.

@Corporis 3 года назад

That's wonderful! Best of luck in your classes!

@brianacrump2457 3 года назад

POPliteal and THORacic are my favs! I could never remember the order of the spinal bones but I definitely will now. Also made a mental note of there being 12. I’ll have to watch a few times to make it stick! These are the videos I needed in class!

@Corporis 3 года назад

Good! Glad I could help. I've got a series of videos coming out in the fall about how to memorize all the skeletal muscles in a similar style

@graysonkelle3994 4 года назад

Finding Nemo was the first movie I ever saw and one of my all time favorites growing up. I LOVE that connection to the cervical region! SURFS UP DUDE

@lisahopoi9029 Год назад

These were all great memorization tools for each term. My favorite was the excited little kid saying "surae" because I could actually picture that happening.

@zoiezantua7002 Год назад

These examples were so fun and helpful! Will definitely remember them more easily

@Unique.Brown.Sugar. Год назад

I loved this video as a refresher. You are a funny dude in your lessons and the funny antics with the sound effects makes your video that more interesting and fun.

@FutureNurseKelly 2 года назад

This video is so helpful! It really helps me to memorize the parts of the body with the funny terms you use. Also, I love the flashcards you created! Seriously the most helpful video on youtube thank you!

@ericajohnson9384 5 лет назад

love this.... this really helps me understand where everything is and great silly way to remember them.. THANKS SO MUCH... #SUBSCRIBED

@Corporis 5 лет назад

erica johnson I appreciate you, thank you! And good luck with your studies!

@ms.floydtjhsbiologyteacher6894 3 года назад

Dude. You so totally rock. That is all. Sincerely, HS Anatomy and Phys teacher 🙌

@Corporis 3 года назад

Ayyyy thank you!

@adas.985 4 месяца назад

I'm 5 years late but THANK YOU FOR ALL OF THIS. YOU'RE AWESOME!

@giggletasha8040 3 года назад

Well this is just a great video. This makes learning anatomy more fun than just reading. Thanks!

@Corporis 3 года назад

Glad it was helpful!

@JamesAdams-fu2lp Год назад

I had never heard of the pollex as a term for the thumb, but the memory aid provided about voting in polls with your thumb is super clever.

@LifeinBonnieland Год назад

I was literally smiling throughout this entire video. So engaging and fun. Thank you!

@oliviashaw3148 Год назад

This video provided some good memorization tips for anatomical areas of the human body.

@Monaz185 11 месяцев назад

It makes it easier when you can relate it to something more memorable, no matter what it is sometimes!

@hannahchacon9621 Год назад

The creativity in this video was awesome and helped me memorize more of the anatomy.

@maceygroves6031 Год назад

This video was really helpful by giving different ways to memorize anatomy while still bring entertaining!

@Dranshusaini 4 года назад

This 6:22 min video covered so many terms I m still shocked how he did this our teachers take too much time for a word and after than we didn't even remember that but this guy gives tricks how to remamber that Hats off

@Corporis 4 года назад

I appreciate the kind words, thank you ☺️

@Dranshusaini 4 года назад

@@Corporis thanks sir

@angelynnthan3755 2 года назад

I have been learned about the occiputs when I was second years. I never use the helpful tricky method. This video helps me to admit myself how to learn and be a good memory.

@meganmullen8581 3 года назад

Thank you for creating a Google slideshow to help quiz after watching the video-that is super helpful!

@avajgallo Год назад

Wow he was so creative I love it. Some of those. are definitely going to stick with me.

@user-sd3sv7uq7f 11 месяцев назад

The funniest the associations the better is to remember every region, memorization is always so stressful so shifting it to fun is great

@gloriagomez7247 5 лет назад

GREAT video!! Thank you for making them! So helpful!!!

@Corporis 5 лет назад

Gloria Gomez Me pleasure, more coming at the start of fall semester!

@Alice444V Год назад

thank you for making it easier to memorize those tough terms as a non native English speaker *clap hands*

@johannadee5956 7 месяцев назад

This made studying so much easier !

@joeodom6 4 года назад

I am surprised this channel doe not have millions of subscribers. You make it so fun.

@Corporis 4 года назад

I appreciate that, thank you!

@delaneyroche227 4 года назад

I learned all of these regions in Anatomy first semester but I wish I had used these helpful tricks to remembering them. More fun! :)

@ou9466 3 года назад

If u need any homework hlp or exam help in anatomy and physiology histology neurology etc then contact me

@Amazingme17 2 года назад

Wow! You're my ADD genius!! I love these examples on helping remembering

@hunteralegre8025 4 года назад

These memorization devices are something I wish I had known about last year when I was actually in anatomy.

@jonathanrobyn2450 4 года назад

Thanks Corporis! I appreciate the dad humor/word associations and visuals! I know where that "muffler man" is for the crural region!

@Nic-co6ot 2 года назад

I love the silly but effective word associations you used in this video! I'm preparing for college next year and the ebooks I'm reading have some overwhelming amount of information, so I'll definitely check your channel when I'm troubled 👍👍

@nethansmomma9795 3 года назад

Thank God am seeing this now...I'm going to be better at anatomy from now on

@caleighgarcia7792 2 года назад

I really enjoyed the Thoracic trick! Thor is my favorite avenger and I love marvel so that is a fun trick that I will now always remember haha!

@diamondcooper1540 3 года назад

I NEEVVEERR met someone who teaches like u do. Finally someone gets it lol ❤

@Corporis 3 года назад

Thank you for the kind words. I really appreciate it, and good luck studying!

@JJ-zr7mv 4 года назад

I’m soooooo glad I found this video ! It has been so helpful and pretty funny. Will subscribe and keep on watching. These are helpful to a first year anatomy student like me :)

@Corporis 4 года назад

Happy to help! Welcome to the channel 🙌

@adamgates6126 2 года назад

Using puns and other forms of word play really help me memorize anatomical terms and regions.

@selenacharles5661 4 года назад

Thank you! What a creative way to memorize the regional terms! I am a nursing student and this helped me a lot! Subscribed!

@willhopkins4197 2 года назад

Loved the creativity! Funny little memorization tricks always stick the best.

@clairemasterson6031 2 года назад

These were all great and relatable memorization tools.

@tianguyen3897 3 года назад

Great play on words and hints throughout the whole video. This will definitely help with my studying and memorization in the future!

@CuriousKate2023 5 лет назад

And there's me thinking I remember things in really strange ways. For example... Meninges are clearly brainy mini ninjas, who protect... Really reassuring to realise i'm not the only one who learns like I do lol. Great content and really helped me learn some stuff :) Thank You from a 1st year nursing student

@Corporis 5 лет назад

Katie Hayward “mini ninjas” had me dying 🤣🤣

@jennyjen-jj-6269 2 года назад

Very entertaining, laughing & learning at the same time! Thank you!!!

@jennifercastillo2100 2 года назад

Wow this is helping me a lot, thank you so much for this !

@0k4igidr4gon 11 месяцев назад

very helpful recap of the regions of the body

@sofiawallauch1078 Год назад

This video was super helpful and provided a lot of funny memorization tools for remembering the different anatomical regions!

@stasiahenson 5 лет назад

You are the best! I was getting overly stressed looking at my textbook teaching myself. Thank you!

@Corporis 5 лет назад

A H Got you taken care of :)

@JacesOwnWorld 4 года назад

This is why I never buy the textbooks unless there are mandatory homework’s that are only found in the texts. I just get overwhelmed when I read them, and it’s just a waste of time for me. Every science teacher, except for chemistry, I’ve had, uses PowerPoint slides, and tests according to the slides. So I just read the slides and watch videos from different sources, and forget about wasting time on the textbook.

@Honeedew1LUV 2 года назад

"That was dumb" lol. That was funny. Good vid

@chasebibbey2539 2 года назад

This video is super helpful when studying anatomy and I will be using these tools in the future!

@amandab4806 Год назад

some of these are so ridiculous but honestly thats probably what ill think of during my exam. ty

@TatianaVolynskiy 10 месяцев назад

Thanks a lot! Cervical turtle helped a lot to remember the term)

@emilydonahue8216 4 года назад

This is so helpful!!! I definitely remember things so much better with creative associations

@jacintaroberts1218 Год назад

Wow thanks so much for these videos, you're a great teacher and thanks for the practice slides too!

@veronicavillegas8932 5 лет назад

Best video!! I have to admit, I had to watch it a few times since the first time I was laughing too much 😂😂 Great way learn the anatomical regions !

@hayleesaurette1798 4 года назад

The poptart was by far my favorite. I hope to memorize some of these using the nnemonics you provided

@allcatnofish 4 года назад

I think you could definitely fit more than one poptart in the popliteal region, although I don't think that makes it any more practical to put a poptart behind your knee ;)