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Why Are There So Many Types of Joints? | Corporis
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ส.ค. 2020
- Why are there so many types of synovial / diarthroses joints?
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I’m almost offended because of how few views and subs this channel has, thank you and keep up the amazing work man!
I appreciate that!
Every... and I mean every premed/dent student should know about your channel... you literally cover EVERYTHING in the supplement MCAT/DAT study notes...
And I’ve said this in the past but man - the quality and effort you put into these videos is par none... absolutely tremendous work you’re doing - I want you to know that.
Umm. I knew 3 of these. Good job I'm not a...jointiologist? Pretty sure that's the right word.
It is now. From the Greek _jointios_
Thank you so much for the video! Currently reviewing for my midsemester exam next week. You honestly deserve more subscribers!
Wow, thank you! Best of luck with your exam
Oh, those type of joints... That makes so much more sense considering Patricks channel content! :)
Lol, nothing against anyone who partakes in the Fine Pine!
I've spent hours and hours and hours going over this stuff in massage school and it never clicked til now. Thank you so much
Yes! Perfect timing for my anatomy and kinesiology class that started yesterday! Thank you
That's what I'm here for. You got this!
Burger joints are my favorite.
Good job, I have benefited from all of your videos. Thank you very much
Thank you for such high quality videos!! Very helpful and fun to watch :)
"if i catch you saying rotator/cup/ i swear i will come and smack you with a copy of Gray's Anatomy. Not on my watch!"
funniest captions I have ever seen to date
That's a little easter egg for folks with captions turned on ;)
very well writing, the words are *gliding* by so smoothly, it is a FACeT that you are talented in editing and scripting! it is very radiCal (notch) to say the least.
6:06 that can be a very good gif not gonna lie
If video doesn't end up being a good career, I can always PIVOT to gif making.
Your videos help me teach at my Medical Massage School, all my students love you too! ❤
Thank you so much, I have just started my first anatomy class, and I'm a little lost. Thank you for doing this series!!
You're very welcome! More histology videos are coming in February along with more musculoskeletal videos after that. Best of luck in your class!
This was very helpful as I’m taking the MBLEX test on Tuesday and up to now, wasn’t too clear on these joints.
this is great!
Thank you! I know it's not the most exciting lesson, but it's an important one
Oh man you deserve more views
Much appreciated
Your videos are really informative for HS classes learning anatomy or sports medicine--brings in the medical language and examples, but does not overwhelm beginners--keep putting them together
Thank you! That's exactly the tone I'm trying to hit.
I love your channel, enjoy all your videos, they're very informational and engaging. Keep making more! Definitely subscribed.
Awesome, thank you for the kind words
Omg I love you I love you I love you QAQ I was having the hardest time understanding how the different joints look and work and grasping the concept of the movement terms which you made so much easier and simpler in your other video . I'm studying PT and I genuinly need to understand these things by heart and you'll help me soo much with that,really looking forward to watching your other videos! Thank you sooo much T^T
thank you sooooo much🥲
Thank you for this!!!! Thumb knuckle should be a band name or something.
thank you so much for this video ! i found it extremely helpful.
You're so welcome! Best of luck in your classes!
How did you make me laugh out loud in a video about joints?! Bloody thumb knuckle 🤣
That's sweet of you, thank you. Happy studying!
This man is the reason why I'm still studying medicine instead of quit. Thank you dude!!
"more like a golf tee than a kendama"
This mans speaking my language.
Amazing explanation 👏
Glad it was helpful!
You are amazing! Never stop. Im from india and im preparing for neet which is the medical entrance exam of india. You make things soo interesting thanks!!
Did anyone else get a big "nope!" when he pinched his hamstring?
Thank you for these videos! Your teaching style is really accessible and I appreciate it.
I appreciate that comment, thank you!
Thanks
You are imply the best !!!!!!
Could you create a video on bone markings.
Doing HA&P this semester, and can I just say, articulation classification is a load of bullshit🤣
Our professor basically said, "yeah the textbook classifies joints this way, but thats dumb so we're gonna do it differently."
Nice
Nice little cup big cup spike
Hi Patrick, thank you for the video. I'm a musician who is also interested in kinesiology. Can you please recommend a good basic kinesiology book for me to read? Thanks.
awesome
No bones about it, a lot hinges on this video, might even say it is pivotal and a lot swings on this one. It does have twist in the lesson but we can let it slide. - it is a great video.
I love this community of anatomy nerds so much!
Could you please make more anatomy videos?
Working on it. I'm writing a series explaining all the nerves of the body for release in the fall. What other topics would you like?
What a great timing for my anatomy mid semester exam in a few days!
Dang, mid semester already? Good luck!
@@Corporis thank you, I need it! I'm in Australia and at end of week 6 already for semester 2.
How about a video about the muscles of mastication, their function and how they can impact jaw pain
Something similar is on my list for future videos. For whatever reason, the internet is really interested in temporomandibular joint pain, so that might be a topic?
@@Corporis well they are important muscles and they're also pretty bizzare to look at when someone's chewing. Plus tmj pain is very common from my experience
you have made it too complicated but still good work
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Snoop D-O-double G should hit me up for a collab. I'm so down.
@@Corporis That would be awesome! Maybe he can bring Bone Thugz n' Harmony together for the next joint related video.
Whoops, wrong type of joint.