Introduction to Anatomy - Movement. Anatomy made Fun. Exams made Easy!

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I wish to have professor's like you in our college. You made all the movements so easy. Thank you sir.

[@thefunkyprofessor]

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[@kozlorog]

Funky Professor is the best anatomical professor!

[@thefunkyprofessor]

That is very kind of you thank you!

[@sohinichakraborty1697]

I watched this a while ago while studying Ortho and I needed a quick recap, so came back again! Loved your explanation and demonstration.

[@thefunkyprofessor]

Gosh that is so lovely to hear - thank you, so glad it was useful 😘!

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[@thefunkyprofessor]

So glad you liked our videos! We have a lot more content on our KZbin channel and will be launching our new website this Friday!! We would love to know what you think about it - contact us at [e-mail]

[@GezKamp]

You are the reason why I’m barely passing my anatomy class lol. You explain everything so good 😎

[@moeenhyder9491]

You tought us movements superb sir i never forget These movements in whole journey of medical .... May God make you healthy and happy thank you sir Iam from Pakistan

[@jerjer3094]

I'm an orthopedic resident, this helps a lot. Thanks!

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[@thefunkyprofessor]

Thank you!

[@Agonymous]

starting med student here, I knew the terminology but this video was quite helpful. dev. a sub for this nice professor.

[@thefunkyprofessor]

Thank you so much for your feedback x

[@praiseayodele2616]

same here

[@keurinrin16]

Same here

[@Lisssa1983]

I really like this video. The doc has perfect voice for it

[@thefunkyprofessor]

Thanks for yur feedback Elizabeth. Our new series is coming out in January. In the meantime, you can find all our current videos at www.thefunkyprofessor.com. All the best TFP Team

[@MaryMary-fw5rv]

I'll never struggle with these movements again.. thanks so much

[@thefunkyprofessor]

You are very welcome, glad it has helped, All the Best TFP Team

[@valentinaespinoza1628]

I watched this to be able to do a Yoga assessment with a greater understanding of our anatomy, and it was extremely helpful. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge . I will keep watching your videos!

[@thefunkyprofessor]

Thanks so much for your feedback. Yoga is such a fantastic exercise to strengthen both body and soul and deepen connection. So glad you found this useful x

[@IsabelRodriguez-nv2ue]

Amazing video! I have been studying these movements from books and pictures but I have never before seen them performed by a real person in such a high quality format. Very professional. I love it!! Thank you so very much for all the explanations and terminology. Thanks again!!!!

[@thefunkyprofessor]

That was such a lovely comment to read!! Thank you so much, so glad that you liked it x

[@OfficialKublaii]

2:14 So that’s where the Joker learned his dance from...

[@AbhilashNairSpartnax]

Lol

[@dzonisetac3448]

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[@thefunkyprofessor]

Thanks for sharing that resource with us Dzoni! Have you checked out our new series on the respiratory system yet? kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmHJqKyNfrGFo7c

[@praiseayodele2616]

i love the intro. haha.... Got me glued y'all! THAT MODEL IS GOOD THOUGH! He seems like a gymnast or something wow

[@thefunkyprofessor]

Our model is Federico Bonelli, on of the the Principal Ballet Dancer for the English Royal Ballet. We were so lucky to have him - you should take a look at him dancing on You Tube x

[@praiseayodele2616]

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[@leighannjohnson1194]

I was about to comment that the man is certainly part of a professional ballet company. Simply standing there, you could observe that. I rewatched that hip circumduction a half dozen times. haha.

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[@maurabarber-oosterhuis6506]

Thank you Funky Professor, our bodies are SO amazing!

[@thefunkyprofessor]

They really are ingenious! Thanks for your feedback Maura!

[@deepakravindra8125]

Seriously I have seen many videos of joint movement but this is the best and I liked it thank you 👍

[@thefunkyprofessor]

So glad you found it useful🤗

[@jirputok4293]

Very understanding video.... Thanks for the simple n nice Explaination.... 👍👍 so calm n clear... Word's....

[@thefunkyprofessor]

Thank you so much 😘

[@sandrakoki1078]

You are so amazing professor easy way of explanation with clear instructions

[@adaolisaezechukwu2287]

Great video, have Anatomy exam today and this helped me understand the muscle movements. Thanks 😊

[@thefunkyprofessor]

That is so lovely to hear, thank you for taking the time to leave a comment and we hope you passed your exam 🤞🏾😘

[@adaolisaezechukwu2287]

@@thefunkyprofessor yeah I passed. Thanks

[@dinjoch8113]

clear pronunciation easy to understand very professional thank you

[@preman29]

Vishi sir it's really amazing.you are the best anatomy teacher.thank you dear sir.pls upload more videos. . thank you so much.

[@thefunkyprofessor]

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2:14 my brain cells right now

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[@KC-wm6tr]

5:06 Flexion of Hip 6:15 Flexion of Knee 7:19 dorsiflexion 7:46 inversion 2:29 pronation

[@breadfish1]

LOLed hard at this one

[@daniella6194]

2:17 his face is so happy

[@thefunkyprofessor]

Prof Vishy is always so happy, especially when he is teaching - that’s one of the reasons I liked him so much!

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Thanks a lot professor, I could answer my exam in dentistry after watching it😭💖

[@thefunkyprofessor]

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It is very interesting and your voice is mind-blowing.

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Thank you very much

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I found this video very useful. thank you so much for uploading this on you tube.

[@thefunkyprofessor]

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Literally your video was very informative sir

[@thefunkyprofessor]

Thank you, so glad you liked it!

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Wow 🤩 This video was very good

[@thefunkyprofessor]

Thank you😀

[@pratyush_t]

A great and informative video professor! 😍Loved the explanation!

[@thefunkyprofessor]

Thank you! We are very happy you are finding it useful! TFP Team

[@morasiyaronakn3707]

Sir at 5:50 during lecture there was a foot note that foot rotates in opposite direction to hip rotation I don't understand it plz clear my doubt

[@thefunkyprofessor]

Hi There, thanks for your question. When the knee is bent at 90 degrees, if you rotate your hip outwards - external rotation, the whole foot moves inwards towards the midline. When your leg is straight and you externally rotate the hip, your toes point outwards, because the leg is straight. Hope that helps!

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Awesome and time saving work, all covered and easy to understand. I'm grateful!!!

[@thefunkyprofessor]

Thank you - glad it was useful🤗

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I want to become a physiotherapist your video really helped me a lot

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Amazing video sir 😇😇 very amazing teaching method thankyou 😇

[@thefunkyprofessor]

Thanks for your feedback Yashvi, every comment helps!

[@ngambo9511]

oh my God thank you soo much professor this was helpful

[@nurraja5218]

The video is way easier to understand because of the explanation.

[@thefunkyprofessor]

Thank you so much! There’s loads more videos on our channel and our website😊

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[@amalaldakhil03]

Hi why is dorsiflexion considered an extension?

[@praiseayodele2616]

i love the intro. haha.... Got me glued y'all!

[@thefunkyprofessor]

Thank you!

[@jonryldioteles9319]

Artist here thank you for the anatomy references

[@thefunkyprofessor]

Glad you found it helpful

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❤ ,and here we are with 9- 5's , toes have lost their ability due to shoes, one assumes. Landed here cos I've only just became fascinated with tuus human body and its potential 🎉🎉🎉❤

[@hollycammell5886]

Hello @thefunkyprofessor Thank you for a great video! I just have one question - is plantarflexion not EXTENSION of the ankle, and dorsiflexion not FLEXION? At 07:10 you say it is the opposite, but this conflicts with my anatomy textbook. Thank you!

[@thefunkyprofessor]

Hey Holly, thanks for pointing this out - I will pass on to Vishy and get back to you with an answer asap. All the Best Gill (TFP Ed)

[@chunu304]

Thanks sir this vdo is very useful for medical students

[@thefunkyprofessor]

So glad you found it helpful😃

[@Sosoamorie]

Very informative , u go ahead doctor 👍👍💃

[@wendylee7709]

Great video to have students review movements! Thanks Funky Professor.

[@thefunkyprofessor]

No worries, glad it has been a help!

[@katietriantafilou695]

Would it be correct to also refer to the Ulna Adduction of the wrist as a Medial Adduction?

[@thefunkyprofessor]

With the body placed in the anatomical position this would be correct, but if you bend your elbows with your palm facing forwards such as if you were waving to someone, then your it would appear as though the hand was going laterally! So to avoid this confusion it is better to use the term ulna adduction as this is consistent and clearer! Hope that helps😃

[@tkbg8912]

FANTASTIC! I love it - thank-you!

[@thefunkyprofessor]

Thank you for taking the time to leave a comment - glad you liked the video!

[@koushikray2137]

I love this sir...so much...his explanation is too good for medicos...and the model guy is too cool

[@thefunkyprofessor]

Thank you - the model is Federico Bonelli who is a dancer for the English Royal Ballet. We were very lucky to have him! 😃

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2:14 squidward hitting the pole like

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Awesome Prof, reminds of me the simple Brian Michael anatomy revision videos

[@thefunkyprofessor]

Thank you!

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Thank you sir for a wonderful session about movement ♥️♥️all clear sir

[@thefunkyprofessor]

Thank you 😃

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Professor vishy is one of the best in world

[@thefunkyprofessor]

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This is GOLD

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i have learned more watching this video than reading my A&P BOOK

[@thefunkyprofessor]

So pleased to hear this was useful😃🥰

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Very informative & beautiful presentation

[@thefunkyprofessor]

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[@KUMARUJJWALSINGH]

Thank you so much for this "thefunkyprofessor". Learning Anatomy for first time and tomorrow having my test. Thanks :)

[@thefunkyprofessor]

How did you test go Kumar?

[@KUMARUJJWALSINGH]

@@thefunkyprofessor Ohh my god. It was terrible. Although I've been happy to learn it here. Guess I'll have to work even more harder. Thanks though :)

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The best video ever thankyou so much Sir ( proud Indian❤)

[@thefunkyprofessor]

Thanks so much!

[@danjohnsonspam]

in another video i saw a bunch of physical therapist students say “a” “d” “duction”? is that because adduction and abduction sound really similar, and hence with “adduction” you spell out the first two letters to distinguish it from abduction? is it fairly common in the medical field to say “ay” + “dee”+”duction”?

[@thefunkyprofessor]

Hi Dan - yes you are absolutely correct. If you say the words quickly you can get them confused, so to make sure it is clear you can say ‘A’ - ‘D’ duction or ‘A’ ‘B’ duction 😃!

[@danjohnsonspam]

​@@thefunkyprofessor Okay, thanks! Nice to know that if the next time I see a PT and tell him/her that my knee was hurting after doing some "ay-dee-duction" exercises of the hip, he/she will know what I'm referring to.

[@saynscom9566]

Than you .before this video confused this movements but now I will never forget tnx

[@thefunkyprofessor]

That’s great to hear! Thank you😃

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U Made this easy for me..... 👍👍👍

[@thefunkyprofessor]

That’s great to hear - thank you!

[@nahidhossain2490]

It's easy & very much helpful. Thank you Sir

[@thefunkyprofessor]

You are welcome, glad it is helping!

[@THE______TRUTH]

holy crap....this is such a great video. Thank you!!!

[@thefunkyprofessor]

Thanks for letting us know!

[@zarafshaalam115]

The radial deviation is adduction or abduction ?? Plz explain how

[@thefunkyprofessor]

Radial deviation is abduction because movements are described in the the anatomical position, with the palms turned facing forwards. In that position the radius is laterally placed and movements at the wrist towards the radius are away from the midline = abduction Hope that helps😃

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Very informative. Thank you sir

[@thefunkyprofessor]

Glad it was helpful

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Thank you so much sir ji🙏

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Thanks this help for my practical thanks you explanation is awesome

[@thefunkyprofessor]

So glad it was helpful🤗

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May God bless you professor.

[@thefunkyprofessor]

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Great job 👏🏼

[@thefunkyprofessor]

Thank you so much!

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Thanks Sir from Bangladesh

[@thefunkyprofessor]

You are very welcome - so lovely to know that we have reached you in Bangladesh!

[@momolai8686]

I I'm confused about the lateral/radial deviation. Wasn't "lateral" away from the middle of the body?

[@thefunkyprofessor]

Hi Momo, You are absolutely correct ! Lateral and radial deviation is away from the middle of the body, WHEN THE BODY IS PLACED IN THE ANATOMICAL POSITION. This means that the arms are extended and placed by the side of the body with the palms are facing forwards. In this position the thumbs are furthest away from the body and the little finger is closest to the body, so lateral or radial deviation means moving the hand away from the body at the wrist joint (towards the thumb side). If the hands are raised and the palms are placed facing forwards on either side of your face, radial deviation still means moving the hands towards the thumb side, but with the hands in this position it appears as though the hands are moving towards the body, but they are no longer in the anatomical position. You are quite right - this can be confusing, which is why we have shown it in this way to make the point about the importance of remembering that all movements relate to the anatomical position! Hope that helps - please get in touch with again if it doesn't - [e-mail]

[@jonryldioteles9319]

Sir do you have a video about muscle groups???

[@thefunkyprofessor]

Yes we do!! Take a look at our website www.the funky professor.com

[@ayshaafri9297]

Best explanation with examples and movement vidoes

[@thefunkyprofessor]

Thanks for your feedback, so glad you have found it useful TFP Team

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Thank you. ❤❤❤❤

[@thefunkyprofessor]

Glad you liked the video😃

[@aliyaansari2208]

Can abduction and adduction occur of knee joint?

[@thefunkyprofessor]

No the knee flexes and extends and there is a little rotation of the femur on the tibia, but the main action is for ion and extension. There are lots more videos on our website for you to learn more 🤗

[@subhranilkoley1664]

Thank you

[@thefunkyprofessor]

You're welcome - glad you liked it

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That's amazing thank you sir

[@geethamanoharan8627]

Thank you sir it helpful for reminding the movement easily

[@thefunkyprofessor]

Thanks for your feedback. Let us know what you would like to learn next!

[@sammyvincent451]

Thank you so much for making anatomy very easy... However I seem to not understand the deviation of the wrist. According to the man who helped in the movement explanation... When he deviated it outward.. he called it medial... And that got me confused, I wouldn't mind you explaining Apart from that you did a very great job Sir!!!

[@thefunkyprofessor]

Hi Sammy, thank you for pointing this out, I will look into rectifying it as soon as possible. So glad you enjoyed the rest of the video!

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Tq sir its very useful to me

[@Dumbness__]

Here for physical education topic And soon I will study it in my GMC:) ❤️

[@thefunkyprofessor]

Good luck 😍

[@m16gravity78]

Someone please confirm extension and flexion Is it that flexion is always forward and extension backward?

[@thefunkyprofessor]

It depends which joint, think of flexion as folding a joint, so that it gets shorter

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Thank you very much 😍

[@thefunkyprofessor]

Our pleasure - glad you liked it 😃

[@prudvi01]

Anyone else watching this video entirely not for medical reasons?

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im watching because im trying to understand artistic anatomy by paul richer

[@Momcooks_]

Thank you soooo much it was so helpfull💓💓

[@thefunkyprofessor]

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[@drtabark3187]

thank you Doctor I hope you make a video with the important things about upper limb Because we are on the verge of final exams and we do not have time to read upper limb In all its details 😭😭

[@thefunkyprofessor]

We have all the upper and lower limb videos on our WEBSITE www.thefunkyprofessor.com😃

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@@thefunkyprofessor Thanks doctor 😊

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Best teacher

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Amazing ❤

[@KC-wm6tr]

5:06 Flexion of Hip 6:15 Flexion of Knee

[@KC-wm6tr]

7:19 dorsiflexion

[@KC-wm6tr]

7:46 inversion

[@KC-wm6tr]

5:49 external rotation of hip

[@KC-wm6tr]

2:29 pronation (inward rotation of forearm)

[@KC-wm6tr]

3:10 flexion of wrist

[@sarimtithaya2323]

This is very amazing

[@thefunkyprofessor]

Thank you so much x

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Thanks doctor ⚘🌷😊

[@thefunkyprofessor]

Our pleasure! Glad you found it useful x

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Thank you so much sir ☺️

[@thefunkyprofessor]

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Thank You Sir Very Easy Method To Learning Absalutly Brlnt Lecture.

[@thefunkyprofessor]

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idk but I'm crying while watching this video.. BEST TEACHER ❤️ God bless you Sir 🙏🙏 😭

[@thefunkyprofessor]

Oh Bless you! Thanks so much for watching - there’s loads more to see on our Funky Professor KZbin channel x

[@shabazpharmacist8756]

I m currently doing my Diploma in Fitness and this video helped me a lot to remember Body Movements

[@thefunkyprofessor]

Thanks for the feedback, so glad it has helped you. More videos in this series coming next week!

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[@thefunkyprofessor]

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Simply loved it

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