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You are such a great teacher. I do not learn near as much with my recorded lectures as I do with yours. I love that you teach, it’s hard to come by in college. So thank you for going above and beyond!!! I currently have an A+ in this class and it’s all because of your channel!!! You’re amazing!
Thanks so much for the nice comment! I'm starting the day off with a smile now. :)... Good job in your class. In glad the videos are helpful, but it's your watching them and studying that is earning you that A! Keep up the good work!
Thank you very much! You make it so easy to understand...and is not that the reason for attending college...is to understand so that you can apply what you learn to make a better caregiver? Success is not defined as passing a course, it is defined as understanding concepts and then applying the knowledge to make the world a better place. Your educational videos are wonderful! Thank you for creating!!
You said it perfectly. So much if our education consists of memorizing and regurgitating facts without actually understanding anything. Compression is so much more challenging, but also rewarding. I love that you are learning in order to be a good practitioner as opposed to earning an A. Don't get me wrong, the grade is important for the sake of getting into your program, but the end goal is so much bigger and carries so much more weight! Thanks for watching!
Great video! I have searched online for anatomy courses for a long time..yours appeared and definitely caught my attention. Finally figured out your videos are super helpful.
I am so grateful to have found your videos here. I am taking A&P online and my professor just handouts assignments without any explanation or anything..so it was really hard to learn everything based only on the book I was reading. Finding your lectures is life-saving for my course. You explain everything so well and understandably. I appreciate all you do. Please keep posting more videos.
Thanks for the comment.... It's always nice to hear that these videos are helpful! I have the entire semester of lecture and lab posted, so you should be set for the semester. :)
On the sesamoid bone... I think that's the hallux as the pollex is laterally to provide mobility and not close to the or at the same level as the adjacent phalanges
Hey, I wanted to know if you could possibly comment the link to part 2 of this video. I watch your lectures instead of going to my class because you help me understand 1000x better than my professor. I appreciate you so much, you're amazing.
This is an old comment, but for anyone reading it, go to playlists and choose the playlist that matches your class (example: anatomy and physiology I lecture). You will see all the videos in order. That's the easiest way to find something that you are looking for!
@@rommelfacundo1611 Here is the first part of the lecture:. I'll post comments with each part of the lecture. Its split into 5 parts. th-cam.com/video/TAyXkyw0Nd4/w-d-xo.html
Hi Dr. Wallis! Question for you. You mentioned that the osteoblasts secrete osteoid and that the osteoid is just the organic components (collagen fibers) of the matrix. The calcium gets incorporated later and the bone then becomes calcified. My question is how does the calcium get incorporated into the matrix if not by osteoblasts? Do osteocytes do that? Or are bone cells not involved with calcification?
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Hi ... Go to playlists and choose the playlist for Anatomy and Physiology I lecture. It has all the lecture material in order. I have almost all the lectures recorded. If you don't find it there, email me and I can send you the PowerPoint with my notes if you want. Wallisk@scf.edu.
Hi. Thanks so much for those videos. I m really grateful for them. I m wondering if there is a way i can get those powet point for anatomy and physiology 1 and 2. If you read this comment, let me please if it is possible.
Hey, yes. Email me at Wallisk@scf.edu. I can't send them all at once, but I will get you through the next few chapters. If you are still using them after that you can just email me again. Thanks for watching!
Either one. It's a percentage so it's a relative number. Spongy bone has less mass overall so it has fewer cell (2% of a lower mass will give you a smaller number for the cells). I hope that makes sense. It's hard to explain things in a couple typed sentences. 🙂
Thank you for your video. Two things I wish you did is control the microphone, it really kills your ears when you talk closely. Like literally kills your years. And the other one is your picture is covering important material. While you explained important information about osteoclasts and you where circling I couldn't see anything because your picture was on it. Otherwise thank you, a helpful video.
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I've been struggling so much with A&P and I'm so happy I found this channel . I've learned so much by just listening and repeating to myself then what I've learn in class . A BLESSINGGG
You are such a great teacher. I do not learn near as much with my recorded lectures as I do with yours. I love that you teach, it’s hard to come by in college. So thank you for going above and beyond!!! I currently have an A+ in this class and it’s all because of your channel!!! You’re amazing!
Thanks so much for the nice comment! I'm starting the day off with a smile now. :)... Good job in your class. In glad the videos are helpful, but it's your watching them and studying that is earning you that A! Keep up the good work!
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I’m starting my AP1 next week and glad to find you. I will be using your videos through out the fall semester. Thank you
Thank you very much! You make it so easy to understand...and is not that the reason for attending college...is to understand so that you can apply what you learn to make a better caregiver? Success is not defined as passing a course, it is defined as understanding concepts and then applying the knowledge to make the world a better place. Your educational videos are wonderful! Thank you for creating!!
You said it perfectly. So much if our education consists of memorizing and regurgitating facts without actually understanding anything. Compression is so much more challenging, but also rewarding. I love that you are learning in order to be a good practitioner as opposed to earning an A. Don't get me wrong, the grade is important for the sake of getting into your program, but the end goal is so much bigger and carries so much more weight!
Thanks for watching!
Great video! I have searched online for anatomy courses for a long time..yours appeared and definitely caught my attention. Finally figured out your videos are super helpful.
Awesome! I'm so happy to hear that! Thanks for watching!
I'm extremely greatful for your videos. Makes Anatomy 1 class a lot easier for sure .
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I am so grateful to have found your videos here. I am taking A&P online and my professor just handouts assignments without any explanation or anything..so it was really hard to learn everything based only on the book I was reading. Finding your lectures is life-saving for my course. You explain everything so well and understandably. I appreciate all you do. Please keep posting more videos.
Thanks for the comment.... It's always nice to hear that these videos are helpful! I have the entire semester of lecture and lab posted, so you should be set for the semester. :)
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On the sesamoid bone... I think that's the hallux as the pollex is laterally to provide mobility and not close to the or at the same level as the adjacent phalanges
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I'm so happy to hear that this is helpful... Thanks for watching!
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you are a great teacher. i learn soo much from you lectures. but i could find part 2 of this
Go to my playlists and go to the anatomy and physiology I lecture playlist. You will see it there.
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Can you make videos on medical terminologies? The way you break terms it helps retain. Thanks
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Hey, I wanted to know if you could possibly comment the link to part 2 of this video. I watch your lectures instead of going to my class because you help me understand 1000x better than my professor. I appreciate you so much, you're amazing.
I agree!!! I have an A right now and rarely watch my professors lectures because I learn way more here!!
This is an old comment, but for anyone reading it, go to playlists and choose the playlist that matches your class (example: anatomy and physiology I lecture). You will see all the videos in order. That's the easiest way to find something that you are looking for!
@@teachmeaandp335 i really can't find it btw thanks for this video love from philippines
@@rommelfacundo1611 Here is the first part of the lecture:. I'll post comments with each part of the lecture. Its split into 5 parts. th-cam.com/video/TAyXkyw0Nd4/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/aS3zPa-lAEU/w-d-xo.html
Hi Dr. Wallis! Question for you. You mentioned that the osteoblasts secrete osteoid and that the osteoid is just the organic components (collagen fibers) of the matrix. The calcium gets incorporated later and the bone then becomes calcified.
My question is how does the calcium get incorporated into the matrix if not by osteoblasts? Do osteocytes do that? Or are bone cells not involved with calcification?
Calcium gets incorporated by the osteoclasts which are activated by the PTH
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Good luck this semester!
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Idk why this was recommended to me but thanks for educating me
That's funny.... Well thanks for watching even if you aren't taking physiology!
Is there a link to Part 2? This video was VERY helpful. Thank you for doing this!
Hi ... Go to playlists and choose the playlist for Anatomy and Physiology I lecture. It has all the lecture material in order. I have almost all the lectures recorded. If you don't find it there, email me and I can send you the PowerPoint with my notes if you want. Wallisk@scf.edu.
Thank you for the great work.
Hi. Thanks so much for those videos. I m really grateful for them. I m wondering if there is a way i can get those powet point for anatomy and physiology 1 and 2. If you read this comment, let me please if it is possible.
Hey, yes. Email me at Wallisk@scf.edu. I can't send them all at once, but I will get you through the next few chapters. If you are still using them after that you can just email me again.
Thanks for watching!
TeachMeAandP i’ll email you.
TeachMeAandP thanks a lot.
A question: you say bone cells only take 2% in bone mass. Does it mean in compact bone or spongy bone or doesnt matter.
Either one. It's a percentage so it's a relative number. Spongy bone has less mass overall so it has fewer cell (2% of a lower mass will give you a smaller number for the cells). I hope that makes sense. It's hard to explain things in a couple typed sentences. 🙂
@@teachmeaandp335 it does make sense
Ok
Why can’t my professor teach like this? 😭😭
Thank you for your video. Two things I wish you did is control the microphone, it really kills your ears when you talk closely. Like literally kills your years. And the other one is your picture is covering important material. While you explained important information about osteoclasts and you where circling I couldn't see anything because your picture was on it. Otherwise thank you, a helpful video.
Hello, Lessons learned as I got used to making videos. Sorry about the ears though. I've never listened to it with headphones 🎧. 😕
Not clear 😢