Skeletal Muscle Structure

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Segment from the program Muscular, Skeletal, and Integumentary Systems: Defining Our Form
DVD Description
Begins by introducing the dermis and epidermis of the skin; the sweat and sebaceous glands; and the skins role in protecting against microbial invasion, ultra-violet radiation and in producing vitamin D. The program then looks in-depth at the structure and function of skeletal, cardiac and smooth muscle before looking at the structure of cartilage and bone and the skeletal systems role in protecting vital organs, producing blood cells, storing nutrients and in conjunction with the muscular system, producing movement.

[@TheEnemyIsIgnorance]

You'd only need to watch this once, taking thorough notes as you go, to gather a good grounding in skeletal muscle anatomy. Then maybe watch it another few times (all of 3:34 min each time) to ensure that your understanding is watertight. Vids like this should be mandatory viewing for any student of anatomy. This would sure beat the hell out of relying on textbooks alone

[@marinacroy1338]

informational video but does anyone else think the background noise and the narrators tone of voice make it feel like an animated creeepypasta or horror video? no? just me?

[@Beauty4ever15]

How funny I was just thinking how frightening this video sounded

[@betonymorrison]

Neat vid, super distracting background sound effects.

[@hidayatihusnaa]

i watch this at 2.32am and the background effect scared me

[@verahsu413]

3:17am, scared me too

[@TheDivaFly]

AMAAAAZIINNNGGGGG!! I was on the verge of tears because i could'nt understand!!!!!

[@rfcalm]

Why is the music like from a friggin' horror film! crikey! super uncomfortable. This study malarkey is heavy enough without all that shit. Maybe some lighter music would help or none at all.

[@cardo218]

i looked online for this stuff and i got confused and this just made sooooo much more sense thnk you ^.^

[@squarepants210]

Thank you for helping us studying!

[@rfcalm]

Good job! You just need help with your English now. (wink emoji).

[@NeptuneHamster]

@@rfcalm bro ten years ago because someone used the wrong tense/j

[@xplanepro]

4 hrs of lecture in 4 mins...Better understood....Thanks a lot

[@RyanStapleton-ge2xm]

Are the crossbridges being pushed down by the tropomysin at rest

[@malaktambori2128]

I was just memorizing the lucture without understanding anything !! But this video is very helpful !!! Thank you so much

[@sharmitg8787]

very super but some words could not under stand

[@TheBuddyben]

This helps my project

[@chachita77]

GREAT VIDEO!!

[@jeffmaynardfitness250]

very awesome video! hepled alot with my NASM cert.

[@Tone202]

kinda left some things out but nice vid

[@psychomusician13]

the tropomyosin and troponin are the accessory proteins in the thin filament, right?

[@Yerfdog1]

No they're regulatory proteins in the actin (thin) filament.

[@codytedog6765]

THIS CAUSED ME TRAUMA AND MADE ME PEE MY PANTS NEVER WACH THIS YOU WILL HAVE INTERNAL PAIN FOR A ENTERNITY!

[@imegatrone]

Nice Video That You Share , So Very Nice Thanks You Segment from the program Muscular, Skeletal, and Integumentary Systems: Defining Our Form

[@owensullivan4603]

Who narrated this?

[@noahclark7603]

0:38 this is where it starts

[@gabriellejackson4838]

Very helpful, thank you!

[@nhanhuynh4834]

Super helpful video! Really appreciate it!

[@kavinraj3969]

can you say abt t-tubules

[@AmazinAaron9]

wow I'm supposed to make a 3d human skeletal muscle diagram for an anatomy project. Any ideas on how I can do that?"

[@rfcalm]

How did it go?

[@dwaynezhu9685]

why have nobody pointed out the really well made outro. pretty sure its a game of thrones reference.

[@xaviahsmolak6951]

Gofundme to have this re-recorded with one microphone and without the stupid background noises?

[@parnaforever]

i am

[@x3Heroiinex3]

Thaaaaank's

[@medhelp2474]

Awesome!

[@reyantm]

Awesome... Love you!

[@Alco_Ceo]

wow

[@hinemoafraser158]

Nice video, helps me understand my lecture notes :)

[@MdRashed-gf1ot]

Hinemoa Fraser

[@mjfraser04]

Probably because the 4-hour lecture was very detailed. This however, was just scratching the surface; very very basic.

[@akashnadar7459]

who has taken physical educatiom here ?

[@treyrichard3151]

Everyone who goes to school I guess. I’m watching it for Anatomy and Physiology

[@Degree_01]

WOW,,,,

[@maryanu4003]

Spr animation .

[@vijaya.laksmik8921]

Great info helped me

[@dalethebelldiver7740]

why such a short documentary? I want to hear about the fuids that surround the muscles and the optimal medium in which these cells are bathed. I want to hear about optimal conductivity. So far I have not seen or read this from any SOURCE.

[@MrUnladenswallow]

MY PINGAS!!

[@diamondminor]

same

[@GhostFirl_66]

lord help me now

[@masaledarbhartiya5831]

It is wrong.... All muscle fibers does not run the entire length of muscle length

[@chic4u85]

Nice thanks a lot

[@owenbryan607]

What the heck? Why do you care?

[@amacgregor92]

cumulative final exam in a college biology class. im fucked as fuck dude

[@sobster123]

Alex MacGregor hahhaah

[@flatways8502]

Did you pass

[@axelblaze4532]

No he failed

[@SaifAli-kq9bv]

yeet

[@sobster123]

wtf does he say at 1:51?!##

[@robbiedart7422]

"end to end throughout the length of the myofibril"