Yeah it is and you could definitely include it along with iliacus + psoas (iliopsoas)! Beyond hubs detail: Rectus femoris only really acts when the knee is flexed. Also sartorius and iliocapsularis are other hip flexors.
Hey Gavin! Your videos are truly amazing!❤️ I wanted to ask you which what residential college do most HSFY students go to since I’ve received a conditional offer for HSFY 2023 :))
Hey thanks Kianna! This is probably coming to late for your decision, but will answer anyway. Healthscis end up at every hall with the sheer numbers. There's a bit of an effort being made to limit the proportion of healthscis at any particular hall (IIRC Arana does 40%) so that people have a diversity of experience, learning and interacting with students outside their bubble. Fully support this. That being said Carrington and Arana are classic places to pick for hsfy.
To know all the terms of movement they mention for each joint/body part. Pronation, supination, abduction, adduction, inversion, eversion, rotation, dorsiflexion, plantarflexion, circumduction, etc. Real life hubs exams are a great time with half the exam hall waving their arms all over the place
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I am planning to do health science next year and move on to DENT and I found this a great way to get ahead and let me know what to expect. Great Vid.
A good way I was taught for memorizing the location of the ulnar and radius is to give a "rad" thumbs up.
LIFESAVER video. Can't thank you enough
A video for HSFY coyrse content please
have my hubs 191 exam coming up! very helpful mr bishop
The tigershark!! Legend.
Can you please do one for HUBS192❤
Thanks for the video! can you make one for BIOC192 as well please? :)
Nice🏴
Looking at your table right now - Is rectus femoris not involved in hip flexion?
Yeah it is and you could definitely include it along with iliacus + psoas (iliopsoas)! Beyond hubs detail: Rectus femoris only really acts when the knee is flexed. Also sartorius and iliocapsularis are other hip flexors.
Hey Gavin! Your videos are truly amazing!❤️ I wanted to ask you which what residential college do most HSFY students go to since I’ve received a conditional offer for HSFY 2023 :))
Hey thanks Kianna! This is probably coming to late for your decision, but will answer anyway. Healthscis end up at every hall with the sheer numbers. There's a bit of an effort being made to limit the proportion of healthscis at any particular hall (IIRC Arana does 40%) so that people have a diversity of experience, learning and interacting with students outside their bubble. Fully support this. That being said Carrington and Arana are classic places to pick for hsfy.
Hi Gavin, thanks for the video. I just wanted to ask. Do we have to learn everything from the textbook that is given to us?
Slides are the only thing to worry about. Lab book if you have time :)
what was concept 6?
To know all the terms of movement they mention for each joint/body part. Pronation, supination, abduction, adduction, inversion, eversion, rotation, dorsiflexion, plantarflexion, circumduction, etc. Real life hubs exams are a great time with half the exam hall waving their arms all over the place