In this video, Dr Mike outlines the bones of the appendicular and axial skeleton. He also describes different types of bones according to their shape and compared cortical to spongy bone.
I never worry about not understanding something in biology because I have you and your videos to help me. Thank you so much for sharing these videos and not making biology sound so complicated because when you explain it, it's not!
I’m in Med, and feel so privileged that you are coming to teach at the University that I attend - you already have such a high reputation among the Med students - we can’t wait!
In my med school's anatomy curriculum (University of Mosul, which is the same as Dr. Khalid Milad's anatomy lectures/curriculum, which is mainly based on a really obscure and old anatomy textbook that I still don't know what it is, and Snell), we are taught that there is another way of classification: "According to Development", which divides bones into Intramembranous and cartilaginous bones. And for the shape classification, there is another type called pneumatic bones. Thank you for the superb video, I love this era of Dr. Mike's videos (the ones made in 2021 and in this setup), it was the urinalysis video from this era that introduced me to this fantastic channel.
Maaaate, I wish I could study under you at UNI! hahahaha I really appreciate the videos Dr Mike! I used them throughout Semester 1 & 2 for Physiotherapy and am revising with them now before I start my second year! Study is enjoyable and easy flowing when I watch ya vids!
hello dr mike, i had a question related to bacteria , that is gram positive and negative. in your video you said gram negative bacteria consist of lipopolysaccrides that cause endotoxic shock on replication and on killing by antibiotics, my question is then how can we kill gram negative bacteria without allowing them to generate endotoxic shock?
Really great for a review! But after a while of switching back and forth with my Anatomy book and the video on the bones of the hand, i noticed that the number of the bones for both hands should have been 54 (27 x 2) Anyways, still thankful for the refresher 🧡
Wait are those numbers right, I calculated 130 from that whiteboard at 3:19 some textbooks say that the sternum is made up of 3 bones but ill carry on and watch the rest of the video for his explanation.
Literally applauded this guy in a lecture room cause he just explains it so clearly and doesn’t take half an hour to do it!!!!!
I never worry about not understanding something in biology because I have you and your videos to help me. Thank you so much for sharing these videos and not making biology sound so complicated because when you explain it, it's not!
Thanks!! 😊
This guy is a savior for all the Science students. Thank you from all of us .
Watching your videos helped me pass my HESI Anatomy. Thank you so much
Your videos are helping more than the $16,000 physiology courses I’m taking at uni.
I’m in Med, and feel so privileged that you are coming to teach at the University that I attend - you already have such a high reputation among the Med students - we can’t wait!
Dr. Mike you should write a book if you have not. You are a very good teacher. Love your teaching
In my med school's anatomy curriculum (University of Mosul, which is the same as Dr. Khalid Milad's anatomy lectures/curriculum, which is mainly based on a really obscure and old anatomy textbook that I still don't know what it is, and Snell), we are taught that there is another way of classification: "According to Development", which divides bones into Intramembranous and cartilaginous bones. And for the shape classification, there is another type called pneumatic bones. Thank you for the superb video, I love this era of Dr. Mike's videos (the ones made in 2021 and in this setup), it was the urinalysis video from this era that introduced me to this fantastic channel.
Ur saving my Gluteus Maximus rn
Wow
Your lectures are just mind blowing
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Thank you so much for explaining this! Awesome videos!!
Maaaate, I wish I could study under you at UNI! hahahaha I really appreciate the videos Dr Mike! I used them throughout Semester 1 & 2 for Physiotherapy and am revising with them now before I start my second year! Study is enjoyable and easy flowing when I watch ya vids!
Clear and concise. Thank you.
Thank two doctors for all vedios.All the best for the New Year.
Thanks so much Dr. Mike...
thank you so much you're so good at teaching!!. thanks a lot
Dr Mike is the best!
simple and superb mate
Each time i take up the book i have anxiety attacks😢😢thank u so much your such a life saver❤❤
I always love your vids and content. So easy to understand, ❤❤❤❤
This is amazing. Thanks 😊
Thank you so much, doctor.
You are an artist on the white board !
Thank you so much for sharing your videos.
Do you teach anyclasses online? 😊
Excellent. Thank you.
So when is your new podcast dropping by?
Amazing lecture 👌
I think pelvic is 2 then we gt 126 otherwise it goes to 130 as per this appendicular chart🤔
You have very good drawing skill too!
Excellent
Good work doc keep it up
hello dr mike, i had a question related to bacteria , that is gram positive and negative.
in your video you said gram negative bacteria consist of lipopolysaccrides that cause endotoxic shock on replication and on killing by antibiotics,
my question is then how can we kill gram negative bacteria without allowing them to generate endotoxic shock?
Really great for a review! But after a while of switching back and forth with my Anatomy book and the video on the bones of the hand, i noticed that the number of the bones for both hands should have been 54 (27 x 2) Anyways, still thankful for the refresher 🧡
Thanks
Thnks good blessyou
Sir can you plzz make video on mandible & maxillary bone
Superb Thanks
You are getting me though A&P
i have a question, please kindly answer. can slides of bones be made? is it possible?
you are the besttttt
Wait are those numbers right, I calculated 130 from that whiteboard at 3:19 some textbooks say that the sternum is made up of 3 bones but ill carry on and watch the rest of the video for his explanation.
Thanks dr mike helped me past my first year of nursing I owe ya a beer haha
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What is the 207 th bone in our body
possibly got me a pass in my exam tomorrow :)
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My lecture should pay me back in divends and be replaced by you
Am I the only one who missses uni? 😂
yes
Dr Mike can you marry me. You are sooo good
Thank you :)