Major Bone Markings - Anatomy and Physiology 1

In this video I go over the major bone markings which will help you understand skeletal system anatomy. If you know the markings, everything else falls into place. Included are tuberosity, crest, trochanter, line, tubercle, epicondyle, spine, process, head, facet, condyle, ramus, groove, sulcus, fissure, foramen, notch, meatus, sinus, and fossa. This isn't every marking but covers the major ones.
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[@thomasmendiola1783]

Fun review of my Anatomy & Physiology classes from 35yrs ago in college. I surprisingly remember quite a bit of the overall general bones and major parts and muscles, but have definitely forgotten the details (i.e. origins, insertions, etc). I took a medical terminology class several years after my A&P class that would have helped tremendously in having a pre-intro to learning all the body parts. The class covered the Latin prefix, suffix, and root meanings of the words which makes it easier to understand why parts are named that way (i.e. epi- means above, -osis means condition of, -itis means inflammation).

[@happycamper4thewin]

Thank you for all of your uploads! Has really helped to keep my sane during this weird time. And my family is learning so much too 😀

[@DrWD40]

That's great! Thankfully I have had lots of these videos I needed to make for my online teaching transition. I'm glad I could make some publicly available. I'm almost through all of them though. Only thing left to record is the skeletal system which will be done over a few videos. Glad you and your family are enjoying them!

[@jasonlove8733]

Great explanations and superb teaching!!! You are a great educator 😃😃💪🏻💪🏻

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First video by you and this is just what I needed. thx so much

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Thank you so much..for this vedio..♥️

[@daphytaka2080]

Thanks really useful information... although there was no mention of a Fovea or a Malleolus

[@DrWD40]

Ah yeah I missed those two but they come up when we get to the rest of the skeletal system!

[@erichawoolley8846]

appreciate your willingness to help us understand thank you for making it simple and supporting learning with the visuals (: the writing on the side is not accurate to what you're saying so it might be better to just not have that so its not confusing?

[@DrWD40]

Glad you enjoyed it! This video was made primarily for my students and was live so I have the auto captions on for accessibility. They're not perfect but it was the best I could provide for live lecture captioning.