How to identify a vertebra (anatomy)

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Dr. Webster, I am a first year medical student in a very good institution and they have thrown a bunch of text at us to learn anatomy. I think I was having an anxiety attack before I found your channel. I have to demo my part of the dissection tomorrow and our first anatomy exam is friday. Hopefully it'll be ok with your help. Keep doing what you are doing and hopefully you recover from your illness (not the one you had when you made this video but the one you currently have).

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Is he sick? What happened?

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Yes,it is my native language.

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Sam these are the best anatomy videos i have ever come across, what you have is truly remarkable, thank you for sharing with us!!

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Hello I am from India I am medical student And I also watch this videos it's very helpful ... Thanks for making videos...

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This was the most easily digestible learning of anatomy I’ve seen so far

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[@audreyl.8366]

We completely glossed over these in class. We got the "breakfast, lunch, dinner" explanation on how to count and "learn to tell them apart by the exam." Thank you for expanding.

[@nhup3378]

The explanation about the vertebral column is amazing. I have a hard time memorizing all of the bony structures for the vertebrae and my test is coming up. Thank you for your video. You have a new subscriber

[@prestonrose1060]

Just found this as I'm preparing for my first med school block exam. Much thanks for being extraordinarily clear, and a great teacher.

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Most profesionaly explained video on youtube so far . 👍👍👍👍

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I'm an Anatomy student I have seminar presentation next tomorrow and i really found this helpful

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Am a nursing student in Nigeria believe me this video really saved me thanks Dr webster

[@tee9353]

My favourite KZbin channel to learn anatomy! Thank you so much Sam :)

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I swear sam webster is a motivational teacher. When watch his videos, anatomy becomes your pet.... thanks to your hardwork

[@NoLimit.LLC8]

Thank you. I have 2 friends with opposing backgrounds with similar spinal issues. One has a medical background & gives great detail that I cannot not keep up with. The other has no medical background and has more questions than knowledge. With this education, I can talk to both!

[@breeannacoleman665]

Out of all the videos I've watched on the vertebrae, yours is by far the most helpful!! Thank you!

[@marianaakil8892]

you just summed up an hour and half of a lecture in 15 minuets. 15 mins filled with knowledge with entertainment and made me far more interested in anatomy. thank you, this video was incredibly helpful🤍

[@Mollienisia]

Went from studying for my anatomy class to falling down a rabbit-hole of giraffe vertebrae :') but for real, this is a life saver, so much clearer than my textbook!

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[@nurlatifahmohdnor8939]

Page 3 Words to Know body = ba-dan bone = tu-lang joint = sen-di or sam-bung|-an muscle = o-tot rib cage = page 1023. 1 any of the 24 elastic arches of bone that together form the chest wall in man. All are attached behind to the thoraic part of the spinal column. 2 the corresponding bone in other vertebrates. 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 [OE ribb; rel. to OHG rippi, ON rif REEF1] skeleton = rang-ka skull = teng-ko-rak spine = tu-lang be-la-kang

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you are a pleasure to listen to! I enjoy your personality and appreciate you not over explaining while giving good explanations

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Love Sam's anatomy teachings! He explains everything really well.

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I am from india and I would like to say that it's just wow.... Thank you .

[@lisapardee8234]

Thank you Dr. Webster! You make the bone structures SO easy to understand and identify. I went form being completely scared of taking my next exam to being mostly confident!

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Thank you for this. Just started Med School and this is so helpful

[@ahmedfathy2527]

I would like to practice the English language with someone. Is there anyone who studies the English language or speak this language as native speaker please

[@rositamanesonia8443]

I have exam this week and watching this, helps me understand more about vertebral bones. Thank you❤

[@fannyfan2001]

Your explanation is always very clear and easy to understand. Thank you SAM.

[@thomasofarrell5524]

Much appreciated Sam. I am a first year BSc Physiotherapy student and I can't tell you how much my peers and I enjoy these videos, keep up the good content!

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Same bro.. iam also a physiotherapy student. . 👍

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Awesome physio thread

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​@@superduperjoi6800and 5 years after it's inception, I m here to break this thread. Not only am a medical student, I am still in HIGH SCHOOL (read in loud echoing speaker voice) 😦 don, don, don, DOOM! (Just a regular reverb. Be sure to sing it.)

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Nice lecture! Thanks a lot for saving me from multiple hours of studying 😊

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Your way of teaching is amazing, thank you💫

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I am a fifth year medical student and I have never understand anatomy in this great way… where were you when I was a first grader🥺…after all thank you very very much. I am learning and enjoying your videos😍😍😍

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as a patient that is scary to know that there are actually doctors out there who don't have a clue after all those years of training 😞

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I like your way of teaching, big thanks, one Day i Will be anatomist like you.

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Omg thank you for this vid. I’m a 1st year medical student. And your vids help me a lot, it’s not boring, instead it made me love anatomy even more. I will also be watching your other vids, they are really helpful 😍💕

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Thanks. I am understsndimg better what. MY DOCTOR TOLD ME ABOUT DAMAGED VERTIBRAS. THEY are been removed in my operaton coming up. Knowledge is power!!

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I like your sense of humour. and by that I dont mean an awareness of brachii long bones.

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I wish I had time to watch all of your videos! ....but unfortunately I never have the time. I actually enjoy learning from you!

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Visiting Sam videos after a year . Feels so good , easy!

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Thanks Dr Sam for imparting lecture on vertebral system

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It's amazing how much an infection can change a voice. It's as if someone had dubbed your lines!

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Thank you sooo much sir that was great lect literally, i am doing physiotherapy, and it was soo helpful lect ❤❤❤❤

[@ginoasci]

i fell out of a tree and onto my tailbone when i was around ten years old and i have felt pain intermittently on the very last bone until i was in my forties. i was approximately forty five years old using a shovel and a very sharp pain struck that last bone, and lasted several days. that was the last of it. funny how some injuries stay with you.

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Try and watch one of your videos a day to remember my anatomy. Best videos by far on the Web. Thank you

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your videos are heroic, thank you so much!

[@rmetal2792]

I am feeling my spine while watching this.

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So cool to be looking for anatomy videos for an upcoming exam and suddenly thinking, 'I know that place!' Swansea is a great uni and these are great videos! Thank you!

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just came across ur channel .. this is very helpful

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These are the best anatomy videos on KZbin. Thank you so much for your work Sam.

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holy shit dr house is teaching me anatomy now

[@adaugoorji1585]

A giraffe still has 7 cervical vetebrae

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Others just mugup, and sir u really enjoy explaining, that's why I love studying from your videos, thank you sir😇😇😇😇

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Working towards become a PA thanks sir.

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[@mrthomasmos1]

1:24 29 vertebrae -5 lumbar, 5 sacral, 7 cervical and 12 thoracic- plus the three or four coccygeal vertebrae... hence, 32 or 33 vertebrae

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Thank you for your dedication and the great way you explain things. Appreciate it.

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Wow, Dr. House is teaching us anatomy!

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THIS is how I learn. Thank you Sam.

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Sam,, you are a wonderful wonderful teacher. I keep watching your videos to prepare for my Yoga anatomy exams. and your voice sounds pretty good in this video. can't you keep it? ;D

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You make anatomy easy to memorise

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Thank you so much I’ve never watched you before I saw this video and I finally understand. Much appreciated!

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Outstanding dedication and resolve ❤

[@waqtekkhazaana.]

Giraffe has also 7 Cervical vertebrae but longer

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Can't explain how easy you made it!

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Thank you Sam for the clear explanation!

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Very good Video So I Heartly Thankful Sir

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Just wanna say one thing.....you are a magician...😍😍😍

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These videos making learning interesting

[@fallenxoxangl]

Im not sure if you realized this, but you might want to make a note in your description: you called C2 the atlas a couple times- I think you meant axis. Your labeled photo had it correct though.

[@keithljarvis]

Great explanation of the vertebrae.

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English isn’t my first language. But this video was really good

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Thank you for your clear and helpful explanation

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2:37 They Have 7. Subhan allah

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I have a broken T4, and now I am in love as well 😂😍 incredible explanation !

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Serena Zanchetti: I have a subluxated T4 and i have serious issues with my stomach that i’m not in love with.

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[@MichaelSkinner-e9j]

Would there be much difference to the lumbar spinous processes, if you had abdominal wall defects? For instance, if you didn’t have any obliques at all, and just an abdominous rectus. Aren’t all those processes shaped by the tension put on them ? If those lumbar regions aren’t holding onto any muscle, would you have smooth areas instead of spinous areas?

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Great peg catch!... i read an article mentioning that europeans have two or three more vertebrae in their column...? Also the hips are high on other people at the torso with short back.

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Remarkable dedication.. As i know how much painful this infection becomes when v speak 👍

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Enjoyed this video. You're a great teacher Sam!

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Found this so helpful, thank you.

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Gracias, thank you, from Miami, Florida USA

[@carrotremi1641]

Hi Sam, thanks for all your videos! They're great for shaking off holiday rust. If I may ask, what is the function of the long, angled thoracic spinous processes? Is it to prevent excessive bending, so as to avoid compressing the lungs?

[@SamWebster]

The spinous processes' main roles are in muscle attachments, so I would guess that their varying lengths relate more to maintenance of posture and aiding movement rather than limiting it (compare to cervical spinous processes and consider the muscles that hold the head up, and the curvature of the cervical spine). The attachments of the ribs (or their costal cartilages) to the sternum limits compression of the lungs by the thoracic cage.

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I love you videos! They help me tremendously. I can't thank you enough.

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Thanks for your explanation, it's really helpfull

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As always, amazing video!! Studying all things osteo becomes so much less daunting with these.

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Thank you so much,, l really like that casual way of explanation..makes it less stressful to learn.. Keep up the good work!!

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Very detailed video sir. Love it to watch.

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I just keep thinking he looks like House from House MD 😂😭I can't not see him as doctor House.... great video though! thanks a lot.

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Easy to understand, thank you!

[@xanamata5386]

i think we can feel that remains of a tail bones , in situations of a fall or at the edge of a cliff . it might has to do with the balance .because tail was useful for that .

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I love these videos. Where can I purchase a full skeleton I learn easier with hands on/removable parts

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I am building a human from scratch. You've just made me closer.