Hi there! Thanks for joining us on this tutorial about the different types of joints in the Human body. Would you like us to cover any joint in more detail? Which one? It's now time for you to test your knowledge on the main joints by taking this quiz: khub.me/5b73e Good luck!
Thank Kenhub so much about this video. 6:44 I remember Flexion/Extension occurs on Sagittal Axis, and Adduction/Abduction occurs on Frontal Axis. Could you explain more about this details? I'm really appreciate your answer.
Flexion and extension occur in the sagittal PLANE and adduction/abduction occur in the frontal PLANE. So she is correct, just referring to axes instead of planes.
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Although your descriptions of the movements that go into wrist circumduction are accurate, the graphic at 8:42 does not show wrist circumduction. It shows pronation/supination. Anyone confused about the difference can can enter "wrist circumduction" in UA-cam search.
1400 years ago The Prophet Muhammad said: "Everyone has been created with three hundred and sixty Joints. Whoever mentions Allah's greatness (says Allahu Akbar), praises Allah, extols Allah, and seeks forgiveness from Allah and removes stones from the path of the people, enjoins what is good and forbids the evil to the amount of those three hundred and sixty joints (sulama), he walks on that Day (of Judgment) having distanced himself from the Hell fire." [Ref: Sahih Muslim 1007] And now that modern science admits that humans have 360 joints, how can a man who can't read and write say something that will be proven 1400 years later?
this tutorial didnt helped me as l thought there are plenty of mistakes in your video l think that you must check every thing in your video before posting in youtube. so please pay attention to your details. 🤥🤥well this was not good, you disappointed me.
Hi there! Thanks for joining us on this tutorial about the different types of joints in the Human body. Would you like us to cover any joint in more detail? Which one? It's now time for you to test your knowledge on the main joints by taking this quiz: khub.me/5b73e Good luck!
How many joints in total?
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The best video on joints ever made.
Thank you so much.
How many joints in total?
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I think the epiphysis and diaphysis were incorrectly identified! 3:52
it was quite useful .precisely explained everything
Best video I have watched on joints so far
How many joints in total? Plz
Yes
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Thank Kenhub so much about this video.
6:44 I remember Flexion/Extension occurs on Sagittal Axis, and Adduction/Abduction occurs on Frontal Axis.
Could you explain more about this details? I'm really appreciate your answer.
She actually gave the wrong axis for flexion extension, abd and add
Flexion and extension occur in the sagittal PLANE and adduction/abduction occur in the frontal PLANE. So she is correct, just referring to axes instead of planes.
@@Windhawk i agree
That is because you are a neard and have no friends idiot
This helped a lot for my exam, thanks a lottt
It completely covers the joint topic of general anatomy 🎉
Amazing video, covers so much in a direct and simple way.
You think that because your a neard
3:56 I think the diaphysis must be the epiphysis and vice versa.!🤔
I was about to comment the same thing!!
Yep it should be changed
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Thank you! 😊
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Great! Thank you so much for your really amazing work.
Another amazing video as always. Thank you soo much! 😊
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Although your descriptions of the movements that go into wrist circumduction are accurate, the graphic at 8:42 does not show wrist circumduction. It shows pronation/supination. Anyone confused about the difference can can enter "wrist circumduction" in UA-cam search.
Thank you!
Thank you for this video ❤ nice
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wow...I mtry to remind about joints coz l cant remember it and this video works wonders...…...amazing video
How many joints in total? Plz
Yes
Thankyou so mach ........ .
Do you read all this from Gray's Anatomy????
Cause just last night I read it and now here it is, your tutorial....
How many joints in total? Plz
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Many thanks!
Amazing
Great teaching
This is such a great video which is easy to understand .Thank you!
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Amazing video, pls do make a video on wrist joint as well😊
the lecture is awesome
amazing explanation
Wow that great
These names all are the same to me! Very complicated names, it took me a while to wrap my head around these weird-sounding names.
At 3:56 in this video, the labels for the diaphysis and epiphysis are REVERSED.
How many joints in total? Plz
thank you so much for this video tutorial.
sooooo goood:)
Sounds are coming in shoulder joint
Frontal axis isn't in that direction .Direction error
Can we call menisci as articular discs?
Excellent 🍎
Thank you soooo much 🤍🤍🤍
Good
You did not mention the ankle. That is one joint I am having a problem with. Pico from Queensland Australia
Is the flexion & extension are occurs on frontal axis!!!!!!!!....plz pay attention
Flexion and extension both occurs in the saggital plane.
Its around transcersal or horizontal axis, i think she made a mistake.
yes she made a mistake
Thankss a lot
9:24 HOW DID SHE KNOW THAT
What is the ankle joint called ?
talocrural joint
Plzz try to speak slowly so that we can catch your words!!
Put on captions and slow the video to either 0.75x or 0.5x
okay dear
I watched it in ×1.5
Guys you watching on 1.5× i thought 2x ?!
I think there’s a mistake at 5:04, it’s classifies synchondrosis as a Synarthrosis joint but synchondrosis is a cartilaginous joint.
1400 years ago
The Prophet Muhammad said:
"Everyone has been created with three hundred and sixty Joints. Whoever mentions Allah's greatness (says Allahu Akbar), praises Allah, extols Allah, and seeks forgiveness from Allah and removes stones from the path of the people, enjoins what is good and forbids the evil to the amount of those three hundred and sixty joints (sulama), he walks on that Day (of Judgment) having distanced himself from the Hell fire."
[Ref: Sahih Muslim 1007]
And now that modern science admits that humans have 360 joints, how can a man who can't read and write say something that will be proven 1400 years later?
سبحان الله وبحمده سبحان الله العظيم ❤❤
Isn t flection and Extension of the ball_socket joint around the Sagittal axis tho?
thank you for the video but ithink you mixed epiphysis and diaphysis,,
This gives better grades
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i think you got the axes wrong!!!
Is the narrator ok, Theyre not sounding good by their examples
Gibt es auch in Deutsch?
this tutorial didnt helped me as l thought
there are plenty of mistakes in your video
l think that you must check every thing in your video before posting in youtube.
so please pay attention to your details.
🤥🤥well this was not good, you disappointed me.
Too fast speaking
Turn on captions then turn the video speed in 20.5 x or 0.75 x
Yep you can change the speed