Every Bone in the Human Body and How they Break (Explained Using John Wick) | WIRED

Dr. Chris Raynor knows his bones, so who better to ask about every bone in the human body? Keanu Reeves in the John Wick series has seen his fair share of bumps and bruises...well...some of them quite a bit worse than just bumps and bruises. There's over 200 bones in the human body, many of which we see taking quite a bit of trauma in the action-packed series. Using John Wick as a reference, Dr. Raynor explains everything we need to know about our bones and how they break.
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[@ChrisRaynorMD]

I had such a great time with the @Wired crew taking part in this collab. It combines two of my favorite topics….Bones and John Wick! Giddy up!

[@QuickQuips]

Congrats on getting recognized on more channels. Found you through Dr Antonio Webb and chiropractor discussions.

[@SilvioBritto]

Amazing video

[@mastermini7]

Looking good in that suit man! Also that was very informative, thank you :)

[@aova687]

I’m a big fan!

[@Kenjitsuka]

I'm subbed to you, loving the Space Marine series!!!

[@Sam-xt2gz]

now we need him to explain all the muscles of the human body and how they function

[@jlxddgamerjason4041]

agreeeee

[@Dante_8183]

in relation to John Wick lol

[@justingarssacoche]

Ask and ill answer

[@Humantwopointzeroinc]

Fantastic idea!

[@ChrisRaynorMD]

They can always call me back for Rnd 2: Muscles Edition!

[@jakethedog7201]

He is the teacher we all needed, teaching with john wick that's awesome

[@brziperiod]

Go to his channel lol

[@teruphoto]

Give this man a prize for rocking a black suit in a John Wick video.

[@petethecreep8793]

Realized it in this moment, awesome 😅

[@AYIS1]

Looking drippy ngl

[@Killingglorie]

this Dr is really fun to watch, has a very badass vibe to him, and the black suit and cool dark background only adds to it

[@ChrisRaynorMD]

Maybe I can parley this into a cameo on John Wick 5!

[@Killingglorie]

@@ChrisRaynorMD you have my vote Doc! Maybe be Wicks' personal surgeon

[@Thundersolar]

The vibe he gives feels like he's one of the members of the Continental

[@Quasi_Fungi]

Leaning about bone stuff is pretty cool and helps me get a better understanding of my physical disability (my humerus, radius, and ulna fused together at the joint when I was a younger child and my arm has been stuck at a °90 angel for over 15 years and is underdeveloped) very interesting video!

[@2degucitas]

Sorry about that! Did you get an injury?

[@Quasi_Fungi]

@@2degucitas nope, it's was just something that started happening when I became around 6, the closest thing doctors think is that it was just a birth defect or just something that randomly grew because of genetics

[@2degucitas]

@@Quasi_Fungi Have you asked an orthopedic surgeon about getting it fixed? They could put in an artificial joint. With physical therapy you could have a working arm.

[@darkfograven570]

Dr. Chris Raynor is always very entertaining and informative, I would love to see more colllabs!

[@ChrisRaynorMD]

You are too kind DFR! 🙏🏿

[@jordanp4987]

@@ChrisRaynorMD You're the GOAT doctor channel, the only one I watch. Your Space Marine/Super soldier series is dope, can you review Raiden or Adam Jensen next? Keep it up 👍

[@danielcontoro]

I remember back when this guy's channel only had like 600 subscribers. Great content, I really recommend him if you haven't watched his stuff before.

[@kylerxsnipez3754]

What’s the name of his channel?

[@motherlove202]

@@kylerxsnipez3754 Dr. Chris Raynor is the name of his channel. I'm a subscriber; he has some great videos on there

[@infraredimmortalerth]

@@motherlove202 does he make vids on balls

[@jopo7996]

I really enjoyed the way he presented this information, but I was hoping it would be a bit more humerus.

[@johnconnor2572]

Aye I see what you did there. For real though Dr. Raynor has a great sense of humor. Woulda been cool to see more of it here

[@ChrisRaynorMD]

🤣🤣🤣

[@AkweliParker]

I was going to give this video some mild ribbing for that very reason. But seriously, you hit my funnybone with that comment 😂 Dr. Raynor didn’t get a chance to cut loose until the very end!

[@downtherabbithole4267]

Well played!! 😂😂

[@ifti1311]

When he was talking about some of the inner bones in the skull, I was instinctively holding my face, as I was imagining them being broken via some kind of John Wick injury lol

[@dwidana2574]

Same😂

[@NewInkFoHalo]

Lemme tell ya, you do _not_ want John Wick breaking your sphenoid bone.

[@alexanderstratmann9478]

Middle ear bones, I am impressed to hear them mentioned. Those little bones get forgotten most of the time

[@abdulfattahhourani2942]

Pun intended?

[@Aging_Casually_Late_Gamer]

Love Dr Chris. Came across his channel when watching WWE injuries and I've learned so much.

[@ChrisRaynorMD]

Thanks ACLG!

[@hoppytoad79]

I'd love to learn about the types of breaks and the ways different types of breaks are treated.

[@blunderbass851]

I just like the way he says bone! This dude is super cool, super smart, and really chill.

[@GrantValdes]

lol at the first sentence

[@baboubortmandu]

Bohns

[@brziperiod]

Man's channel is hella informative

[@cameronwood7342]

I feel like i just got tricked into learning human anatomy. This would be a great college course honestly

[@ChrisRaynorMD]

Mission accomplished!

[@boyden1987]

Awesome, would love to see one about muscles and organs as well!

[@ChrisRaynorMD]

Great idea!

[@fralinsandfriends]

I remember in nursing school back in the 80s, a broken or torn nerve was non repairable. Now, with reattachment they've found that nerves can actually repair. ,😁😁👋👋💖💖

[@ragglemacfraggle1148]

The human body can be so strong yet so fragile

[@TheTarrMan]

This guy is awesome, more of him please.

[@ChrisRaynorMD]

Too kind. Too kind. 🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@growing_paynes]

I knew the skull was made up of several bones but I had never before actually considered the bones that make up the back/inside of the sinuses or that they could be broken by external force 😳

[@User-54631]

John wick has awesome fight endurance. A 50+ year old man, non athlete, fighting not fatigued 20/30 something men, for 45 minutes,. It’s fantastic.

[@treasurewuji8740]

That is what he was trained to do. It is kinda insulting to put non athletes there🌝

[@irtaza_malik]

John wick is an assassin he has athletic training

[@nicholasc.5944]

Yea that's why it's a movie, I had the unfortunate pleasure of battling a regular 50 yr old, legs gave out in 30 secs, go to gym and eat well folks, or you'll look stupid when you're old, bye

[@bldbar118]

You managed to make 18 minutes medical lecture entertaining, well done!

[@ChrisRaynorMD]

Thanks!

[@drewishaf]

I love Dr. Raynor. I've been following his channel for a long time. He's easily among my top 3 favorite Canadian Orthopedic Surgeons on KZbin 😆

[@ChrisRaynorMD]

🙏🏿

[@The_Curious_Ra.ke01]

Top 3? How many favourite Canadian Orthopaedic Surgeons do you have? Lol

[@SakuragiLastname9]

Loved this! Huge fan of Dr Raynor this was an amazing collab

[@StankFernatra]

Fascinating and outstanding on many levels. Well done, Dr. Raynor and Wired.

[@giveyouthesun5220]

i have a human anatomy final tomorrow and this was perfect to find! a great quick review!! thanks dr ^_^

[@davidm6329]

Thanks for doing this video guys. Love Dr Raynor. I'm a medical imaging technologist, and I think it was a fun and accurate video.

[@KennethD000]

Very educational and informative, thanks!

[@alexharris6481]

Amazing to see Dr Raynor on here!

[@gabrielgonzalez1993]

Saw you early with Wolfie when y’all read mean comments…. I ended up pursuing nursing instead of the MCAT. It’s so great to see you on Wired! You are very well spoken

[@siddsen95]

To everyone that doesn't know.. doc Raynor has a KZbin channel of his own and it's just filled with more awesome trivia.

[@ExileOfSand]

Dr. Raynor is so awesome, I would love more explanations with him

[@spellr1]

This has to be the most informative video I have ever seen.

[@a2rhombus2]

This video makes me hyper aware of what's inside my body and it feels weird

[@jessicathorp9332]

I love all of Wired's videos. This one made me really happy this morning.

[@gordatados]

This was fun to watch, and the last few seconds made it even better.

[@anilachar323]

Wow! - Now, Dr Raynor can do an episode on all the bones that Jackie Chan has actually broken in his film career!

[@idiaz502]

Yo I just subscribed to Dr. Raynor channel like yesterday... and now this. This is so cool!!!

[@renaissancesuperman1018]

I saw Dr. Raynor and had to watch! Already giving five stars without even starting it.

[@gabrielleroux2333]

What????????

[@ChrisRaynorMD]

🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@OluwafemiOnifade]

Amazing video. Really enlightening.❤

[@charlesmckinley29]

Thank to the WIRED team for bringing Dr. Raynor into this collaboration!

[@thisisnotmyname3048]

Drinking game: every time he says "bone", take a shot. RIP

[@ResoundGuy]

203 shots

[@igorr9148]

thanks for the tutorial!

[@thermal8758]

Omg wolfies dad. This is so dope

[@andrejo7532]

Can we appreciate the DRIP he brought for this? Lookin very Wick like yourself doc

[@KSharpei]

“The foot-bone is connected to the…leg-bone, leg-bone is connected to the…hip-bone, hip-bone is connects to the…” Lmao Captain Jack Marrow

[@rishankkumar3032]

you have no idea how helpful this was.

[@JT-on2xk]

And just know that your pain won't be taken care of anymore, so dont break your bones, or hurt yourself at all.

[@samanthapateman8054]

He was having fun, love these sort of things where it’s entertaining learning

[@r0bert852]

Perfect video to watch before my anatomy final 😂

[@monishkanna1219]

watching this after my tibial orif surgery that i had one week ago. great info doc!

[@cem_o7]

I Love Dr Raynors content

[@tmp1111]

I really enjoyed this thank you

[@Moon_The_Magical]

I love how the skeleton is named Captain Jack Marrow

[@larrybell4599]

Great explanation and surprise ending.

[@wei8280]

I feel like MMA fighters should be taking notes if they don't already know.

[@o_0xface]

Bro this video idea is brilliant

[@mr702s]

Woohoo! One of my newer favorite KZbinrs!

[@momom6197]

Captain Jack Marrow is the unspoken MVP of this video.

[@infraredimmortalerth]

Sparrow?

[@DaddyShaoKahn]

Big ups Dr Chris raynor 💯💯🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@iraford5788]

Great breakdown.

[@Kay-ce1ls]

this is sooooo interesting! love it!

[@cadillacdeville5828]

Thank-you,I just watched John Wick #4. Very good action sequences.

[@KillerTacos54]

Excellent video

[@zer0nix]

Love this guy's channel! Didn't recognize him at first without his scrubs :p

[@user-vc5rp7nf8f]

i've seen this guy, he has a youtube channel. saw the one where he analyzed the chechik spinal injury

[@loganspartan9130]

awesome stuff as always dr raynor. now i'm afraid to go out, thanks.

[@SilvioBritto]

That's educational AND a lot of fun

[@jazznblues9496]

Thank you for this very instructive video, now I have to watch John Wick again.

[@MajorAddiction]

Man is a genius. Also had to fix my posture after he started talking about the spine lol

[@FeedMeSalt]

If you guys are fans of Warhammer Dr. Chris has been breaking down the biology of super soldiers on his channel :)

[@ChrisRaynorMD]

Thanks for sharing my WH40K series!

[@FeedMeSalt]

@@ChrisRaynorMD oh of course! I love that stuff. And it's rare too see someone with a solid medical background break it all down :)

[@tmimocha]

great video!

[@claredelune]

Now this would've made A&P I more fun!

[@sanjibsaha7885]

Dr.Chris Raynor is absolutely awesome ❤️❤️❤️

[@ChrisRaynorMD]

Thank you!

[@thatdeadguy.666]

I broke my ishium and my upper left above the ishium next to the joint. So I broke it in 3 places. I smacked into a huge white oak tree at 55mph. I wasn't supposed to be able to walk for a while. And I was one of those how did you survive stories. It's part of how and why I got so interested in ostiology. I love bones. I do not recommend trying this to anyone. It's a funny road to walk down Awesome send off. Great video

[@TheDoomWizard]

Excellent!

[@septicember]

my sister broke and dislocated her coccyx while she was playing volleyball, years ago. nothing can be done for it so itt's been dislocated like that for over a decade now. she gets a lot of pain there if she has to drive long distance because of the bucket seats in cars and how they force her to sit.

[@l.a.9406]

❤ the way you say “bones” 🤗

[@charlesmckinley29]

That ENDING!!!!🤣😂🤣

[@cosmicorion6999]

YESSSS DR CHRIS RAYNORRR I LOVE YOU!!! BEEN WATCHING SENCE THE WOLFIE DAYS!!! I KNOW YOU REMEMBER THOSE DAYS... (ALL THE JELLO)

[@guilhermeferreira3537]

I needed this video when i got my test 1 month ago

[@meitsi]

my kind of content

[@commanderiosifstalin4938]

How John Wick survives all those injuries is beyond me.

[@localbanana.]

Healing powers of the movie protagonist

[@bijounjordan3339]

Yeah. Plot armor is the world's strongest!

[@InfectedRainfall]

I love his channel

[@lordtark6736]

Amazing 👏

[@KT-yw1ip]

Well done Doc. I do find your statement about the funny bone to be quite humerus!

[@ChrisRaynorMD]

Touché!

[@nicolakunz231]

I fractured my maxilla by clenching my jaw in my sleep,freaked my dentist when she found the fracture, 2 weeks after it happened. 😅 it just felt like warm pressure.

[@jouwenlee7829]

John Wick is definitely related to Wolverine.

[@eskibileyci198]

Thank you for the informative video which gives us information about the complex structure of human bones and what injuries may be caused to them, I assure you they will not be used for anything other than educational and legal purposes :)

[@jjclv_]

Why am I watching this and why can't I stop?

[@learicist]

Ayyy look at Chris 🎉

[@joshfawkes3881]

Dr Raynor's content never disappoints

[@ChrisRaynorMD]

You are very kind Josh.

[@ThongNguyen-fl9jp]

great video, but wired should have used an anamorphic lens to get the right flair

[@SomePeopleCallMe]

The name Phalanges is really great

[@roberttaylor9611]

This made medic school just lightly less hard

[@gainway123]

This man should play a role in John Wick 4!!!

[@ChrisRaynorMD]

Maybe in JW5?

[@frediemane7312]

They got this guy on wired LETSSSGOOOOOOOO

[@kylegivens3120]

Honestly, when you see John Wick just shredding people as if they were made of paper you can easily forget John himself gets hurt.

[@footshotstube]

wow thanks