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Being shown exactly how these bones articulate and move, honestly makes learning this so much easier than just being shown pictures of bones and being expected to remember when your exam is on completely different models and pictures than you're given to study. Honestly thank you for bringing the in-class experience back I feel like you've really helped solidify my knowledge in a tangible fashion.
One more thing ma'am, how you have explained the process of Atlus and axial; humerus; and radius bone by joining and done movement is awesome, tremendous. Thank you.
Thank you so much so much for this, I just didn't know how and where to start studying but,you broke it down and made it really simple to understand. Thank you for your time and effort.
Thank you! I have the bone practical in 2 days and it’s really helpful that you went over the different bone structures and their articulations. Do you also have any videos about the appendicular skeleton where you teach us how to tell right from left of each bone? There will be questions in my exam that require us to know whether it’s a right or left bone, but to me that can be tricky, especially when looking at long bones.
Ma'am, the features are visible clearly and you have explained very nicely. Thank you so much. It is also possible to make a separate one video for all the process of bone because it is very difficult to remember all these and they get easily forgettable.
Hi. Thanks for watching. I'd be happy to when I have the time. This semester has been very busy. Now, I recommend learning one bone at a time. It makes it easier to remember without confusing them.
@@teachmeaandp335 Ma'am, it is very good for us if you would do this. I have searched a lot in the youtube, many of made video on separate bones but they explained the origin & attachment of muscles and ligament too. It would be better if you will explain all bony features of one bone in one video and muscles attachment in another video.
Thanks... It just slipped my mind. My students have a PowerPoint and lab manual that goes along with the videos and the patella is covered in the other sources. :)
There are 2 other skeletal videos for lab... One on the skull and one for the rest of axial. For lecture, theres one playlist for skeletal. If you go to the tab for vudeos, they will be back a bit since its chronological. Or search teachmeaandp skeletal system.
You are a great teacher. But please, please get a decent cameraperson (this video in particular suffered). Several of these videos could have been so much better. They'd communicate more if they were better composed shots. But other then that, I really do get a lot out of your videos. Thanks!
@@teachmeaandp335 I understand. I really do like your videos and get a lot of out of them. I'm going into core , theoretically, in Daytona area, so I appreciate the review. Good stuff!!
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Being shown exactly how these bones articulate and move, honestly makes learning this so much easier than just being shown pictures of bones and being expected to remember when your exam is on completely different models and pictures than you're given to study. Honestly thank you for bringing the in-class experience back I feel like you've really helped solidify my knowledge in a tangible fashion.
Great! I'm so happy it was helpful. I'm sure it's really challenging to take the course completely online and I'm glad to help in any way I can!!!!
One more thing ma'am, how you have explained the process of Atlus and axial; humerus; and radius bone by joining and done movement is awesome, tremendous. Thank you.
No words do justice! but let me try, you are a superb, fantabulous anatomy teacher, and thank you!!!!
You are an incredible professor! Taking A&P as a Prereq for Paramedic school, and you have saved my life!
Just what I needed. I could not find anyone who could explain the connection between bones like you have. Thank you so much for your well needed help!
Awesome... Thanks for watching!
Thank you so much for the video.
Thank you so much so much for this, I just didn't know how and where to start studying but,you broke it down and made it really simple to understand. Thank you for your time and effort.
I've been watching so many videos and this is the best breakdown! Love the way you break it down! I'm excited to check out the rest of your videos.
Thanks! I'm glad it was helpful! :)
I honestly am so glad this video exists I don't know how I was going to understand this on my own thank you so much!
You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
Very well presented. TY. I will share this with my students.
Thank you!!! i wish my professor was as informative as you!!
Thank you, I was having a hard time visualizing the Humerus and Ulna articulation until I watched your video.
Awesome. Thanks for watching!
Thank you! I have the bone practical in 2 days and it’s really helpful that you went over the different bone structures and their articulations. Do you also have any videos about the appendicular skeleton where you teach us how to tell right from left of each bone? There will be questions in my exam that require us to know whether it’s a right or left bone, but to me that can be tricky, especially when looking at long bones.
Thank you SO much for taking the time to make these videos! Absolutely the best online.
I have a practical tonight and this was so helpful!
you rock! you are really fantastic and the way you teach is truly unique and so clear, thank you:)
I cannot thank you enough for this, I’m only passing with an A in my class because of you!
Good job... You are working hard for that A! Keep up the good work and thanks for watching!
Very good video, great job with the explanations and references
Ma'am, the features are visible clearly and you have explained very nicely. Thank you so much.
It is also possible to make a separate one video for all the process of bone because it is very difficult to remember all these and they get easily forgettable.
Hi. Thanks for watching. I'd be happy to when I have the time. This semester has been very busy. Now, I recommend learning one bone at a time. It makes it easier to remember without confusing them.
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Ma'am, it is very good for us if you would do this. I have searched a lot in the youtube, many of made video on separate bones but they explained the origin & attachment of muscles and ligament too. It would be better if you will explain all bony features of one bone in one video and muscles attachment in another video.
Awesome video. You explain it so eloquently 👌
Thank you so much for this, that was a much better presentation than in my Anatomy class.
You are so calm cool and collected!! Thanks for the great teaching. Have you done Origins and Insertions and Actions of the muscles?
Hello, thanks for the nice comment. No, I haven't done a video like that yet. It's a good idea though.
Wow! You are a great teacher. Thank you. I learn a lot.
You explain things so well, thank you
Highly informative 👍👍
thank you so much. this is an amazing lecture.
Thank you. Very well put together
v good and informative video. Thanks professor for sharing
Thanks so much for this amazing video. It made my life easier. I have my lab exam today, pray for me y’all . I hope 🤞🏽 to get an A+.
Fingers crossed!!!!
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Great videos, Dr. Wallis! If I may ask though, how come you skipped the patella in this video?
Thanks... It just slipped my mind. My students have a PowerPoint and lab manual that goes along with the videos and the patella is covered in the other sources. :)
Great video... Its just fab!!... Thnkq
Thank you so much you’re saver I’m going to have an exam tomorrow
wow thank you....beautifully explained. ...
video on the joints? Cant find it ...
Not to dramatic mam but you may have saved my life
Thankyou very much that was very helpful
Thank you very much.
how can i get your axial skeleton lectures
There are 2 other skeletal videos for lab... One on the skull and one for the rest of axial. For lecture, theres one playlist for skeletal. If you go to the tab for vudeos, they will be back a bit since its chronological. Or search teachmeaandp skeletal system.
yes;i got it thank you
does anyone know where is the next joint video?
Go to playlists and choose anatomy and physiology I lab. You will see all the videos that I have for the lab part of API.
You are a great teacher. But please, please get a decent cameraperson (this video in particular suffered). Several of these videos could have been so much better. They'd communicate more if they were better composed shots. But other then that, I really do get a lot out of your videos. Thanks!
My cameraman was an ipad balanced in a box. No joke. I need to redo these videos paying attention to the technical aspects. Someday!
@@teachmeaandp335 I understand. I really do like your videos and get a lot of out of them. I'm going into core , theoretically, in Daytona area, so I appreciate the review. Good stuff!!
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I second that! ;).... Thanks for watching!
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