A&P1 Lab #9 muscle review with the human models

[@irenehigh3175]

Thank you for posting. Just as helpful now as it was 7 years ago. Adding origins and insertions is excellent. Thank you very much!😅

[@choonlee9089]

Appreciate your through review of insertions of muscles of upper extremity. The demo you used was very helpful to navigate the anatomy of muscles.

[@faith91882]

I don't get to go to our Open Lab to study the models outside of class,so these videos are very helpful! Thank you! Thank you!!!

[@briangoldstein3007]

thanks so much for these reviews. You're a great teacher. We only get a short time with the models in class, so this helps immensely.

[@terrywilson7208]

Wow! Thank you! Very Detailed, confident, and accurate. Thank you for putting this online.

[@thepinkchic7340]

Your videos always help me pass my practicals thank u

[@annelflores8448]

VERY HELPFUL-- from the insertions to the origins and the examples used to describe what each muscle does-- amazing =) Awesome study video.

[@dom1629]

great video. my only complaint is that you weren't clear enough when differentiating between the long & short head of the biceps femoris.

[@bombasticborneo]

Excellent explanation

[@katerskater5]

Thanks for this video! Really helpful.

[@bonnielee7134]

Omgosh, you explain this so well! How can I access all of your videos?

[@zodiacameritious166]

Before watching this i had so many doubts,this video solved my problem

[@zigzagline1]

excellent explanation….love the lecture

[@rebekahyang8664]

Excellent explanation! It was very helpful.

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Rebekah

[@stephanieheartland3792]

thank you for posting this -- this is very informative

[@07ARYSSA]

Thank you so much. God bless

[@Tassy2012]

Well explained.....great lecture.Thank you so much!!!!

[@jamesdavies6755]

Great video thanks!!

[@ritaangelo3475]

Thanks for sharing, awesome

[@ladya2290]

Thank you so much!

[@slamchic93]

Very helpful :) thank you so much!

[@johnnjenga5675]

Thanks a lot, really helpful

[@kittycat1050]

Thx❤️👌🏻

[@baichimtita3634]

Thanks a hundred fold

[@rachela3633]

this was soo helpful! thank you so much!!

[@Jsosa998]

Thank you so much!! God bless :)

[@kyarag771]

This so helpful thank you

[@ayasualclark242]

thank you

[@christiantorelli3172]

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[@journeytothemosthigh5021]

Glutniss Maximus

[@QueenofCool]

Actually, the origins of psoas major are from the vertebral bodies, transverse processes and intervertebral discs of T12-L4.

[@helenhill4835]

No?

[@enwokoye]

Good visual illustrations

[@tbashton21]

thank you