You are absolutely incredible. You are helping to learn Anatomy like no one has ever done it. It's so easy to understand specially with your Cool and relevant tricks. Please keep making such videos. AND BIG THANKSSSSSS
This was perfect.. thank you so much.. trying to learn 640 muscles is awful, but you don't know what will be on a test. Plus I'll need it for later anyway... glad I found your channel.. finishing up my A&P classes for nursing
Hi..first and foremost tnx a million for mking learning so easy Can u please post avideo on all the actions of the upperlimb muscles and also specially abt the scapulohimeral rythm. Thmx❤
Wow thank you! Your videos are sooo helpful!❤ Could you also make videos on nerves their divisions and courses? Like some memory palace. They are so difficult to learn.
Depends on who you ask. Part of the adductor magnus flexes the knee like a hamstring and is even referred to having a "hamstring" part, so it is sometimes, but less often, considered a hamstring muscle. I think this over complicates things personally, and I think the general consensus is that the term hamstring is reserved for the biceps femoris, semitendinosus, and semimembranosus specifically.
The adductor magnus has a "hamstring portion" which acts like a hamstring, but it is not usually considered a 'true' hamstring itself. The true hamstrings are semitendinosus, semimembranosus, and the biceps femoris (short and long head).
SemiTendinosus with a T lies on Top of semimembranosus. SemimemBranosus with a B is Below or on the bottom of these two muscles. Is that the mnemonic you're asking about?
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Someday! 😅
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You are so welcome. Thank you for the support!
That is just Brilliant, I don't think you understand how much u r helping medical students.
Words can't describe how much we appreciate you!
You are absolutely incredible. You are helping to learn Anatomy like no one has ever done it. It's so easy to understand specially with your Cool and relevant tricks. Please keep making such videos. AND BIG THANKSSSSSS
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! This is such a nice comment. I appreciate all the support 🙏 🙏🙏
the only reason I'm passing my exams is thanks to you please keep making more of these!!
This was perfect.. thank you so much.. trying to learn 640 muscles is awful, but you don't know what will be on a test. Plus I'll need it for later anyway... glad I found your channel.. finishing up my A&P classes for nursing
That's a good way to look at it! You'll shine as a nurse in the right setting with that info. Good luck with your career!
Brilliant. i wish when I was studying anatomy in 2004 and 2005 i could have access to these types of videos!
Haha ditto
Brilliant. ❤❤ love how you explained the same. Keep them coming, please.
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Thank you! Always great to hear from India 🇮🇳 💪
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Hi..first and foremost tnx a million for mking learning so easy
Can u please post avideo on all the actions of the upperlimb muscles and also specially abt the scapulohimeral rythm.
Thmx❤
True definition of Brevity and clearity . Thank youuu so much sir 🎉❤
You're very welcome 🙏
Wow thank you! Your videos are sooo helpful!❤ Could you also make videos on nerves their divisions and courses? Like some memory palace. They are so difficult to learn.
Great one sir ...thnk you ❤
really awesome way to remember and recall these! thank you
Well i like the ways of mnemonic to remember thank you so much doctor
Very welcome 🙏
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Where can I find a skeleton model like that? Seems super helpful for studying!
There's one on Amazon listed as "Axis Scientific Mini Human Skeleton Model with Metal Stand, 31" Tall"
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Sir We need surface anatomy of muscles & palpation technique video 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
There's already a channel making great palpation videos. Check them out: youtube.com/@blackriverbootsmaeducation
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Is adductor Magnus part of hamstring ?
Depends on who you ask. Part of the adductor magnus flexes the knee like a hamstring and is even referred to having a "hamstring" part, so it is sometimes, but less often, considered a hamstring muscle. I think this over complicates things personally, and I think the general consensus is that the term hamstring is reserved for the biceps femoris, semitendinosus, and semimembranosus specifically.
Can u make spine video pls
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But isn't adductor magnus also part of hamstring muscles 😢
The adductor magnus has a "hamstring portion" which acts like a hamstring, but it is not usually considered a 'true' hamstring itself. The true hamstrings are semitendinosus, semimembranosus, and the biceps femoris (short and long head).
@@MemorizeMedical Thank you
What was the use of top n bottom pnemonic pls exp
SemiTendinosus with a T lies on Top of semimembranosus. SemimemBranosus with a B is Below or on the bottom of these two muscles. Is that the mnemonic you're asking about?
@@MemorizeMedical yes thnku❤️ ..but superficially and deep would be more correct to say na than top n bottom
@@PrachiParnavi you gotta roll with things to make a mnemonic sometimes
@@MemorizeMedical true ..esp in anatomy🙂✨️thnks
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