An easy way to remember arm muscles PART 1

Dr Preddy teaching anatomy at Touro University Nevada

[@wawawewwa]

*Arm Flexors* 0:18 M. biceps brachii 1:39 M. brachialis 2:20 M. coracobrachialis _Innervation_ 2:25 *The Eight flexors of Forearm* 2:49 - *Four superficial* 3:15 M. pronator teres 3:39 M. flexor carpi radialis 3:54 M. palmaris longus 4:20 M.flexor carpi *One in the middle* 4:32 M. flexor digitorum superficialis *Three deep* 5:17 M. flexor digitorum profundus 5:39 M. flexor pollicis longus 5:58 M. pronator quadratus _Innervation_ 6:20 *Hand* 7:13 Mm. lumbricales _Innervation_ 8:25 9:15 Midline of hand 9:38 Mm. interossei palmares PADS adductors Jim, thank you!!

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vladimir chepalov Bless you!

[@kigormley]

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[@kigormley]

Thanks

[@TtCrookston]

vladimir chepalov god bless you good sir

[@TheSonicEnergy]

Thanks G 👍

[@DocwithaJ]

when an arm muscle lecture has about a million views you know just about every med student has peeked it

[@readyplayersid]

And the non med students too :)

[@deveshyadav6283]

You spoke my mind

[@lauragallardo6629]

Nursing school here.

[@Av4nQuisH]

sculpturer here lol

[@mhd9688]

You mean 2 lol

[@TropicalChris]

If he started his own AP channel, he could make a lot of money...and I would gladly pay him. His enthusiasm and teaching ability is something I haven't seen in any other AP professor I've had...

[@mpower.healthcare8488]

I agree! he is great!

[@nellyhoffman6194]

I agree also ! He should start a anatomy channel with the proper producer he could have 100k subscribers and make a ton of money

[@lauriancombet544]

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[@aleksanderzhekovski8516]

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[@boopsnootandboogie]

He's presenting it in a functional way, not just spouting off names and pointing to the muscles. Such a good professor!

[@afras9433]

it's insane to think that most of the people who commented on this video are already doctors

[@sara-hh3ts]

And one day you will be !!

[@user-xo5kk5vy3d]

@@sara-hh3ts i love your positivity 😍

[@fwilsdorf9]

..or are in their first semester :)

[@caseynoller6837]

I’m an orthopedic massage therapist teaching Kines. He’s the first doc I’ve seen teach it in a way where all academic levels can understand it!

[@msauthor4989]

Three weeks of lectures didn't manage to teach me what this guy did in 10 minutes. Kudos dude.

[@levibest2409]

You guys get three week lecture, I only get one

[@Pete-da-peter]

@@levibest2409 wait, you guys have lecture. i dont

[@stephanielindeman7646]

God bless this amazing man

[@johnlaguna795]

There are many factors in learning human anatomy. One resource I found which successfully combines these is the Anatomy Blueprint Pro (google it if you're interested) definately the most useful course i've heard of. look at this unbelievable resource.

[@pemassey]

Dr. Preddy was sent here from someplace above us to save us and bring us understandable anatomy. But seriously, love this representing an osteopathic school!

[@fengkorberfer]

sent by aliens

[@oprahjimfreyy]

I'm a medical student at Touro Nevada and the sad part is that Dr. Preddy isn't even paid to teach despite the fact that he makes anatomy so much easier... He's been coming in for years because he loves teaching and is hoping to land a part-time job here.

[@pierce1234567891]

did he find a job??

[@daveshap19]

5 hours of studying, summarized in 10 mins.

[@bensilver28]

daveshap19 5? More like 15 when you’re stupid like me.

[@TheBanderson22]

@stupid and useless You'll need a lot longer than that to fully understand it if you're new, that's for sure.

[@C.A._Old]

ah ! :D XD Xd ! True ! ... :-)

[@CityofLadies]

A transcript of sorts: Upper arm 3 muscles on the front and one on the back. The three muscles on the front are biceps brachii, coracobrachialis and brachialis. So the biceps brachii where does it attach to on the humerus? NOWHERE. ATTACHMENT ON THE HUMERUS, it skips the humerus entirely and attaches on the scapula and radius.. On the scapula, the bicep brachii attaches to the coracoid process and supraglenoid tubercle down to the radial tuberosity. This causes you to be able to turn your hand (supinate). So everybody, grab your arm like this. Now, I want you to stick your pinky up as high as you can and try and relax your biceps. ...You can't. Because the biceps not only flexes your elbow and flexes your shoulder, it also is the major supinator of your elbow. It turns your hand up like that, that is supination. If you hold a bowl of soup you are supinating. So, supine, supination, pronation supination. . So pronation, point your thumb down, that is pronation. This is supination , and the major supinator is the major supinator is the biceps brachii. Now, if you make yourself a muscle and then turn your hand around. Do you feel it all go away? Your biceps really only work when your hand is supinated. When your hand is totally pronated your bicep doesn't work because where it attaches onto your radius is facing the wrong way. So the other muscle, the one underneath there, the brachialis, it attaches to the ulna , not the radius.

[@drnewsun]

thanks very much

[@abidr8065]

how to make a transcript I want any ?? thanks

[@user-tw7lc1hz9i]

God bless you

[@ForeverCellist]

God bless you, you wonderful person you lol.

[@Amolkanchana]

Thank you for thus

[@torimac.fitness]

For my college anatomy lab, we are expected to read and memorize the diagrams presented in our lab notebook. This method of teaching anatomy and physiology is so much more interesting and effective. Thank you!!

[@rahisme]

Believe it or not... I almost cried while watching this because I finally started understanding the muscles. Before, no matter how many times I tried, I kept forgetting which muscle is where. This prof at least did it in such a way that he throws in memory triggers... tremendous professor.

[@juliastrickler2602]

This guy is an amazing teacher! I’ve been trying to figure these muscles out for days and in ten minutes I’ll never forget them, thank you so much

[@rosieturnbull1224]

Not sure who I love more, Dr Preddy or the person who filmed and uploaded this :) thanks all the way from Australia!

[@jengeller9116]

9 years later and this is still one of the best. Thank you!

[@scissortailscrubs]

I have watched this video so many times while studying and it is SO helpful. I wish all professors were like this!

[@drboo891]

This is the best anatomy lecturer I have ever come across!!!! Dr Preddy, please please please make more videos! You need a KZbin channel!!!!!!! Your lessons are so exceptional!

[@punixher05]

(first comment on youtube) I'm a PTA graduate about to take my BOARDS... You Sir, Dr. Preddy", just got me to understand the A&P of the entire Arm in 17minutes. When it took me 2 weeks in school just to barely pass an exam. And to whoever posted this video...Thank you.

[@lilliduffy1437]

I always come back to this video when I'm needing to refresh on the arm muscles. Currently studying for my board exam and came back to this video after 6 months. This guy is the best!!

[@chicken-nuggies-11]

Dr Preddy, what a wonderful gift you have and a sharing with the world. I have never seen anyone teach anatomy in such a way that it flows and stays in my brain. Very grateful in Texas! Melody

[@tiffanyparrish868]

Taking my MBlex state exam in 2 weeks. Dr. Preddy is amazing! You can tell he enjoys his work and cares about teaching his students. Well done professor!

[@KL-vb5qs]

At 0:33 I think he meant supraglenoid tubercle instead of supracondylar tubercle

[@mnunezhk]

God bless this channel. if only all professors were as engaging and inspiring as him!

[@TtCrookston]

This guy is the fucking goat of anatomy professors. So much more engaging and memorable than my lab instructor

[@lilbreakdancer7]

im here because of an anatomy final tomorrow lol

[@BrandonScheepers]

+William Rebagay How did it go?

[@MahmoudAAB]

+William Rebagay yes how did it go?

[@g.benett9640]

+William Rebagay I have spent months studying human anatomy and found a fantastic resource at Anatomy Blueprint Pro (google it if you are interested)

[@lidiyaivannikova5464]

Me too..

[@oliviavkm]

same

[@invented23]

Awesome professor!!! I think I've learned more anatomy in here than the three hours I've spent reading...

[@iloveu975]

This man is AMAZING, I wish I had someone like him in my med school :'(

[@CookieMcWeaksauce]

@Ael Lea - he does mean the Pronator Teres there, not the brachioradialis. He's going though the pass-fail-pass-fail mnemonic, and that first P is for Pronator teres. The brachioradialis is on the back of the forearm - even though it is a flexor, it is located in the "extensor compartment" of the forearm and, like the extensor a, is innervated by the radial nerve.

[@snugglylola]

This guy is the best of best. I've struggled all day long try to memorize the muscle; however, I memorized everything in an easy way by watching the video. Thank you so much for uploading!!!

[@Mayth-tc6bp]

This is the best video I’ve ever seen of upper extremity musculoskeletal anatomy.

[@haarisali3037]

I've watched this multiple times. I'm still in awe of how simple he just made that. #AnatomyGOAT

[@Mrepark98]

12 year old video. stumbled upon this for my ms1 anatomy and is helping me understand upper limb in such a simple manner. legend

[@amrakuc7510]

This is how you teach. So many professors just read off of slides which is a waste of time for students because we can do that on our own better, at our pace. This is actually useful.

[@davidmadisontheguardian]

Really, REALLY appreciate this. Makes all the hours I've spent trying to make sense of images and youtube videos pale in comparison. I was lost a bit, but I just kept watching the stuff I was confused about; and it began to make sense. I'm studying to be a massage therapist, and possibly much later - a physical therapist. A lot of this is overkill for that...but having the understanding of how it all fits together is amazing. He's the most concise and easy-to-follow instructor I've ever seen. He makes it fun, even. Wow.

[@lisaia7877]

+David Madison haha nice! im studying for massage therapist too! Graduated in August and now up for licensing test in two weeks. so thank god to finding awesome teacher videos on youtube :D this guy is awesome

[@davidmadisontheguardian]

+Amanda Shields You GO girl! Realize those dreams of yours! All my best to you :) There are other ways to get in touch with the body's underlying physiology, as well: Ever tried CONTACT DANCE or CONTACT IMPROV? IF not, look it up. Pretty cool stuff. Any kind of dance, or slow body movement awareness will give you insight into the way your own body moves and therefore, how ALL bodies tend to move; the muscles they use in conjunction with one another. Also, I find, that I am getting a window into these things through the practice of Aikido. Be well!

[@lisaia7877]

ooh ive always been interested in aikido. just need the $ first. i havent tried either of those other 2 suggestions though so ill have to give it a looksie :D Thanks for the suggestions

[@davidmadisontheguardian]

+Amanda Shields ...It's funny, I went to Aikido class, knowing that at the time it was more money than I could spend. But when I got there, I spoke with the senior instructor about that; and he could see that this was something that I REALLY wanted. He cut me a monthly deal - part of which, I was supposed to help clean up and be his assistant when he needed it. Since then, he's never raised the issue of the money; and he has hinted that he would help me become a Sensei, myself. Like they say, if there is a will - there is a way. Most times, we try to see into the future; and if we don't like what we see, we avoid even trying to get what we want. This is sad; especially if we are really attracted to a certain path. There are those who say that we don't really deserve anything...that we have to work FIRST before we can have the rewards. In a sense, that's entirely messed up thinking. The fact that we have a strong desire in the first place, MEANS that we are SUPPOSED to be following that path. This also means that the Universe supports us in that decision. Why? - Because as we journey along that path, we grow as people - we gain skills, and enhance our unique gifts. There will come a time when we SHARE those gifts. This is OUR PURPOSE; therefore it is right and good that we follow our inner urgings. Sometimes, it SEEMS as if the Universe doesn't support us. We run into stumbling blocks, rejection, personal fears and doubts; BUT this is the Universe's way of WEEDING out or FILTERING people into the path that they were destined to go down. EVERYONE has their own path. It is VITAL that they go down THAT path and not one that is UNSUITED for them. This sifting happens naturally, through the LEVEL of DESIRE; and thus COMMITMENT of time, energy and focus which we are WILLING to devote. The person who doesn't really have the desire necessary to overcome some of the kindly obstacle courses that the Universe throws their way? - Well, that means that they don't TRULY resonate with the path that they're headed down!

[@davidmadisontheguardian]

+Amanda Shields Last night, I made a decision which I believe might affect the rest of my life from now on. Instead of going to Aikido class; I went to this open house being hosted by the Healing Spirits Massage School. I was nervous and wasn't really expecting much to come out of attending; but I was pleasantly surprised. The instructors were there...and so was the woman who FOUNDED this massage school. After speaking individually with the various instructors - the students, instructors, owner, and the attendees all drew up chairs in a circle and had a discussion about various concerns. One of the concerns raised by myself, was not having the financial means to attend this school. I asked about ways to pay. There are some humble scholarships, internship or work exchange; and other possibilities to help pay for this. I asked the woman who's main job was to help create a business plan of attack for becoming successful once done with the schooling, a question about enlisting the help of a new form of raising capital: Online crowdfunding. She replied that the Camera had spots where a person could submit a proposal for donations for a specific purpose; and the Newspaper company would fund the proposal that they liked best. I wouldn't have even learned about that possibility had I not made the hard decision to skip an ongoing Aikido class, in exchange for attending the open house. The super-successful speaker, Bob Proctor, speaks on KZbin about "The 11 Forgotten Laws", which compliment "The Law of Attraction". One of those laws is the "Law of Sacrifice". But he says that when one sacrifices something; they are actually sacrificing something for something MUCH better. There will be times in all of our lives when we face a fork in the world. This is the time when we must adhere to "The Law of Sacrifice". If we do, untold treasures await us. There is another principle in life which I have witnessed operating flawlessly in my life, time and time again. That principle is the principle of the "One good door opened leads to multiple others". Yet, until you are willing to walk through that door and take the action to do so, you are blinded to the new set of possibilities which await you on the other side. You MUST go through that door to experience those possibilities which were just ideas or concepts in your mind. Later that night, we had a raffle. One of the prizes was $100 toward Tuition. I didn't get that raffle. I got some other prize. However, after I shared my particular difficulties in attending school by the following year - later as I was speaking to a woman about her own path to the energy modality (method, way, field, system) - Shiatsu...the girl who had received the $100 came over to me and said, "I want you to have this.", with a big smile on her face. I could feel that she was genuinely moved to help me. I felt a bit awkward accepting such a gift, as I didn't even know if I would be able to raise the rest of the funds to attend - and I told her as much; but she refused to take it back. She really wanted me to have it. This is the Law of Attraction working in strange and wonderful ways... I just wanted to share this with you, as you may take away something from this story for yourself. Take care and be well!

[@Andyyoureastar]

You are a great teacher!!! My teacher has been trying to teach me this for weeks but watching this ten minute video taught me more than she has ever done so thanks! even reminded me why I enjoy a&p so thanks for keeping me motivated :)

[@dantedmc1697]

not very clever then with the amount of info with regards to the arm

[@Adutwilite]

I am so grateful that this professor exists! God bless him, he made things so much easier!

[@aggeyboii1753]

THIS IS HOW YOU TEACH!!! THANK YOU TO THIS LEGEND!

[@tiffanymartos3539]

I watch this video before tests like anatomy, kinesiology, and I always learn something new. Thank god for this video.

[@user-gv8ow9gc5o]

makes much more sense and clears things up when you actually read your upper limb notes prior to this video. Don't expect a 10 minute video to substitute that.

[@AReyes-bv1sc]

Dr. Preddy you are my hero! I literally was all over the place before I watched this.

[@sdburr08]

Mind= BLOWN! Tripped out on this a little more than I should have! Thank you for this video! You are a gentleman and a scholar!

[@estella2374]

listen to this evertyime i need a review for my upper limb.Thank you Dr., you are Heaven sent

[@juangr3082]

Almost ten years after you published this video. Still saving another's premed journey. Thank you so much for this!

[@bensipomulilanduba7541]

6 Hours of studying in this video. Beautiful teacher, this guy.

[@179Tonino]

I am amazed at the knowledge and the simplicity with which this man teaches anatomy. Thank you professor.

[@alsh123am3]

I have never seen someone who can explain such perfectly as he does! Big thanks!

[@carlinesimeon9440]

Precise, concise, clear, to the point and sooooo practicle. Thank you sir!

[@hahnjackers4151]

This man is genius. I will actuallu pass my test tomorrow mourning. Thanks doc!!!!

[@kristinweitzel4667]

Where have you been all my study life?! Thank you, thank you for this - keep it up!

[@GREENngrayZP]

Dr Preddy you have helped me during term 1 on medical school all the way to step 1 and I'm sure again and again ! Thank you

[@drfatimasattarkhokhar]

This video is a huge time saver. God bless him.

[@philmcfarland1995]

This man is a God amongst mortals. Thank you Dr. Preddy

[@gowthamximphoid429]

Literally the best video!! Came across this video after 10 years of upload….

[@cosmogang]

This is awesome. Great job describing in 10 minutes what my teacher could not do in 4 hours.

[@MadMadMandy]

Make a new nobel for teachers who saves students lives and start by giving it to this guy.

[@ashleyc6667]

omg... you are my favorite teacher on here. Lol I can actually understand it and comprehend it all. Thank you God.

[@kathrynscarlett6048]

this video just saved my life!! i feel SO much more confident for my midterm tomorrow, god bless you dude

[@jas9233]

What an amazing professor. You can tell he really wants his students to learn.

[@lydiaallen2271]

If every teacher were like him.......... There would be a lot more successful students! So so so helpful!

[@yennlove1174]

This guys was born to teach A and P! Thank goodness this is on youtube!

[@anthonyfalcon6129]

I've watched this video so many times, I can perform it as a monologue. You are indeed a legend.

[@gunchief0811]

Litteraly THE BEST ANATOMY EXPLANATION I HAVE EVER EVER HEARD! this helps.. for memory retention for sure..

[@shaantanu1012]

I always come back to this video! He does a great job

[@celinaj83]

I almost went to Touro while I was living in NV but decided to move across the country to go to another school on the east coast. Man....if I knew that i could have had this guy as a professor, I would have stayed! Awesome Videos! You're an amazing professor! Thank you....

[@ArchNephalym]

Still listening to this guy 2020, heaven sent, I swear.

[@laurasatcher2230]

wish this guy had taught my anatomy class!

[@fadeskywards1245]

Anatomy finally makes sense. God bless this guy.

[@makiyanorris4810]

I love his way of teaching. Im following his evrery move. i have a lab practical tomorrow and I dont feel prepared. this video is helping.

[@ashleyc6667]

I would really appreciate it, if this professor would make more videos or a tv show. he explains it so well. we can all comprehend it. I love it. I want more!!! please

[@abbyrose7924]

Why is he so much better than my anatomy teacher! He doesent even explain things like this and we learn it from a book! This is so helpful

[@partyzl2458]

Got a test tomorrow...so far this is the most helpful resource ive come across

[@adabellaronchez]

I wish this man had his own youtube channel. He makes anatomy so understandable.

[@NilaR93]

Wow i wish i had a lecturer like him :) Learned this so fast! thank you for uploading

[@sadiefarhan6858]

i have watched a lot of anatomy upperlimb vedeos ev with models and animation.but honestly this is the best i have seen.thank you so much.

[@HonaRama24]

Dr. Preddy is truly a standout. There are a number of Dr. Preddy’s lectures that have been deleted. I know I remember specific topics (such as muscles of the torso) that I cannot find now - so I must have seen some of these before they were deleted. If anyone has the files to share, I would love to see some of those lectures again.

[@bella7565]

Thank You Dude. 10 Hours of studying this. I did not understand a thing BUTTTT 10 mins of this clip and i am good to go for the quiz.

[@Rosedewy]

Night before anatomy exam, and the clearest explanation I've had so far... thanks to the prof and whoever uploaded!

[@charlener8855]

Watched part 1 and 2 videos about five times each. Helped me make an A on my UL lab practical today, thanks so much Dr. Preddy!!!

[@123qwe82]

I love dr. Preddy he should make channel and post videos teaching anatomy he would be a superstar

[@CheBoluda88]

Ok you seriously just saved me like 3 hours of study time and put it into 10 minutes. THANK YOU

[@bethfisherphotography5245]

Thanks for ALL of your videos. You are an amazing educator! You are appreciated much, much more than your probably realize.

[@tmahendr]

This guy taught me in ten minutes what med school did in 5 days with long bulshit labs. Teachers really do make a difference

[@enochbrown8178]

Wow, fantastic video. I had my doubts when I first starting viewing this video, but they were quickly erased. Thank you very much!!!!

[@ActuarialNinja]

This guy is a legend. What an amazing teacher!

[@xxslayakidXx]

i wish my Anatomy and Physiology Professors taught like this...

[@drjonte101]

Dr. Preddy you are so AWESOME!!!! You have made this super easier to remember and fun. thanx!!!

[@nicfine]

THANK YOU! Made this SO Simple!!!! Been going over this for hours until I found this!

[@rachelkubitz8693]

I spent two days trying to cram this info into my head, couldn’t make it stick and I was getting so discouraged. Watched this video, had to draw it out on my arm and if finally clicked. This guy has a real talent for teaching. If anyone has his email, tell him, students in Canada are hoping he starts his own Chanel!! Thanks so much to whoever uploaded this 🙌🏻

[@goodbodykaykay]

I had to listen to this 5 times but it helped

[@Mason03423]

Current M1 here. Thank you, Dr. Preddy!!!

[@jerzyamsterdamski9284]

The best explanation i've heard, excellent teaching

[@ericmagpantay7693]

ulnar: on the lateral side of the hand. Flexor Carpi Ulnaris (FCU) Adductor pollicis (AddP) Flexor pollicis Brevis (FPB) (deep branch) Medial 1/2 of Lumbricals Hpothenar eminence 1/2 FDP

[@Qosmio21]

Thank you so much. My anatomy teachers just sucks here in Denmark. I will show them what anatomy is after seeing Dr. Preddy!

[@cantabrasil88]

Thank you so much, this just gently fit a week's worth of material into ten minutes! Brilliant and so simple!

[@Khushi-xz8ii]

I'm from India, I found this , and it's just wow thank you so much sir

[@mooganstooker2419]

The brachioradialis flexes the forearm at the elbow. When the forearm is pronated, the brachioradialis tends to supinate as it flexes. In a supinated position, it tends to pronate as it flexes. It's origin is on the lateral humerus and attaches at the distal radius.

[@apngeram]

Protect this man at all costs!!!

[@davidfigueroa9620]

If I had this guy for my professor I would be getting A's all the time! Very well taught. Thank you!

[@catchshradha85]

Oh my god!!! He is awesome!!!! Wish I had a teacher like him!!! Forearm and hand muscles were always a pain but now its so simple!

[@RoInkub]

Your explanation is WONDERFUL and... so understandable! You should be truly awarded for this. Dr Preddy, thanks for contributing to my medical education and today's test :)