Can you do one on the triceps. Long Head, Medial Head, Lateral Head, very easy to get confused. Long = size Medial, Lateral = position. But I don't have your talent, so don't know how to come up with a mnemonic or rhyme. I do, however, remember that the "Long Heads Love the Glenoid." Long Head of the Biceps originates at the SupraGlenoid Long Head of the Triceps at that InfraGlenoid. Am learning artistic anatomy so I can draw the human figure better from life. Or - the absolutely impossible feat - one day, be able to draw a realistic the human figure, completely from imagination. In any position, performing any action. No models. No references.
"Triceps before you Biceps!" Biceps has 2 heads. Triceps has 3 Biceps: Long, Lateral. Triceps: Long, Lateral and one in between Long is for Size. Lateral denotes Position. Medical conventions are Mad! Calling the missing one Medial. The Medial and Lateral share something else. They listen to "Radio Groove" ♩♪ The Lateral is taller, more prominent - thus Superior. The Medial is smaller, tucked under hidden - so Inferior Hence: The Lateral originates Superior to the Radial Groove. While the Medial originates Inferior to the Radial Groove. Fine, then, I am terrible at this! 📻
This was so helpful and I can’t thank you enough! Memorizing anatomy has always been difficult for me but you’ve made it simple with useful tips as well. Did you have a video available for the posterior compartment of the upper arm as well (didn’t see one in your videos)?
No, unfortunately, I haven't gotten around to the posterior arm yet. It's a little more straightforward than the anterior, at least. Sorry about that! Glad this video helped though.
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You're very welcome. Good luck with school 👍
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Definitely! I plan on covering the nerves after a few more muscle videos. Good luck on your test! 🙌🙌🙌
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You're very welcome. Hope it helps!
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Can you do one on the triceps.
Long Head, Medial Head, Lateral Head, very easy to get confused.
Long = size
Medial, Lateral = position.
But I don't have your talent, so don't know how to come up with a mnemonic or rhyme.
I do, however, remember that the "Long Heads Love the Glenoid."
Long Head of the Biceps originates at the SupraGlenoid
Long Head of the Triceps at that InfraGlenoid.
Am learning artistic anatomy so I can draw the human figure better from life.
Or - the absolutely impossible feat - one day, be able to draw a realistic the human figure, completely from imagination. In any position, performing any action. No models. No references.
"Triceps before you Biceps!"
Biceps has 2 heads. Triceps has 3
Biceps: Long, Lateral.
Triceps: Long, Lateral and one in between
Long is for Size.
Lateral denotes Position.
Medical conventions are Mad!
Calling the missing one Medial.
The Medial and Lateral share something else.
They listen to "Radio Groove" ♩♪
The Lateral is taller, more prominent - thus Superior.
The Medial is smaller, tucked under hidden - so Inferior
Hence:
The Lateral originates Superior to the Radial Groove.
While the Medial originates Inferior to the Radial Groove.
Fine, then, I am terrible at this!
📻
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Can u please do vessels and nerves too ..cz your videos are life saver.
I'd love too. It'll take some time though 😬. I cover some of the nerves more in my leg videos. Hopefully some of those tips will help until then.
This was so helpful and I can’t thank you enough! Memorizing anatomy has always been difficult for me but you’ve made it simple with useful tips as well. Did you have a video available for the posterior compartment of the upper arm as well (didn’t see one in your videos)?
No, unfortunately, I haven't gotten around to the posterior arm yet. It's a little more straightforward than the anterior, at least. Sorry about that! Glad this video helped though.
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and for posterior ? :)
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No, I'm in a relationship, but I appreciate the question 🙏