Joint Classification

[@tarteel483]

As a First year med student, I am so thankful this channel exists, Can't thank you enough

[@tapson991]

You are a student from where

[@lukaslukason]

Thankfull too. Lukas, nursing assistent student.

[@tajklair]

Franks performance as a skeleton was pretty lifeless

[@DrMattDrMike]

😂 I’ll pass it in! But I don’t think he has the guts to take the criticism.

[@edita3775]

Amazingly well explained! After staring at the book for hours and understanding as good as nothing, I decided to check out youtube. And voila! I came across this video, watched it once, and now I have a pretty good understanding of the joints! The next video will be a synovial, and joint movement video! Thank you so much for your time and efforts! Your videos are very helpful, especially to the ones that study remotely like me.

[@stephanieglenn6038]

Very informative and helpful. Oh, and he's very cute.

[@lukaslukason]

Yeah, he so cute, but of the wrong gender mate haha.

[@Duskysky1]

I love Dr. Mike he has made videos on so many diverse topics Thank you

[@Tamina2031]

You are an angel, Dr. Mike & Matt. Thank you!

[@chrisharmon2389]

This video is informational GOLD!! THANK YOU!!

[@happyknittingmom]

Thank you so much for this presentation. I was so confused with the two types of joint classification and how they related, and had missed questions on it in the regular exam. This wonderful short video clarified it for me for the final. Thank you so much!! So clear. Better than my text and my class.

[@NeoDesignCement]

The best explanation ever, thanks a ton

[@matthewpatrick4994]

You are a fricking legend where were you my entire life

[@emmanueldelacruz4366]

Dude!!!! I was having so much trouble understanding the whole joints and classifications!! thank you so much I understand it now!!!

[@Favourxox_]

I’m reading ahead of class before the next semester and all I can say is thank your for making my break reading fun with your explanations ❤

[@MALINGRUND]

Thanks again Dr Mike, you are so good at explaining these things and making it easy to understand. Thanks thanks thanks :)

[@dcoughla681]

Super. Well explained. Thanks.

[@malikoyunis4469]

Mike you are doing a great job thank you bro....will you able plz classified all these bone according to there structure and function

[@noornzar9305]

Best doctor Thanks for explaining

[@DSGames-us1ih]

I love your video. Nice information

[@delizgrom720]

You are an angel sent from heaven.

[@diamondsandgold1993]

You’re awesome! 👏

[@mercyreynolds6648]

I WILL GIVE THIS MAN MY TUITION,

[@margaritalairope1757]

As usual...you are awesome!!!

[@jaspreetkaur7788]

Thanku so much, it’s really informative and of great help 👍👍

[@aysha554]

💖💖🧠🙏🏻✅thank you

[@adongpapetra9630]

Wow a day to my anatomy exams and you're simplifying everything which seemed so confusing n bulky.

[@باجيوباجيوباجيو]

Thanks for helping us... I really like u and your way in explaining... 😊

[@ghostas-xf4kb]

A beautiful video and the explaning so nice thank you very much 💙

[@hanouf2710]

Thank you, it's really helpful 🙏🙏 you are amazing

[@KB-uy3kh]

You r the best 🤗🤗 so helpful

[@nanafiaantwi3563]

God Bless u keep it up ,,,..

[@lesyablomer2683]

Very helpful video. But I’m kinda confused about how fibrous bones are held together. My book says it’s dense irregular connective tissue but Dr Mike explains it as being just dense regular connective tissue.

[@carmen982]

mine too! my lecture note says "dense FIBROUS connective tissue" so now i have 3 diff answers... i looked online and got more confused lol

[@lesyablomer2683]

@@carmen982 yeah so weird

[@gabrielagomez540]

Yes! I’m reviewing my outline and it says dense irregular connective tissue for the fibrous 😮

[@davidmansaray3563]

Well explanatory... Thank you so much...

[@noelito7855]

Syndesmosis and Synchondrosis are in opposite categories?

[@Dr.shaziya_khan]

Sir your so attractive 😍😐... i can't focus on whatever you studying us 🥺🥺

[@chasyteachesmassage4856]

I'm pursuing this info for my own students...I'm about to eat my computer screen

[@shakedyatzkan3266]

Thank you, I love your videos

[@darakshanfatima39]

Thanks ....so nice👌

[@neenabzamro3759]

very informative thank you very much

[@positiveyou]

This was helpful thank you

[@nimramaheen8892]

Very helpful Sir. Keep it up and upload more videos related to anatomy of human systems as well ,it will be very helpful for me because i am in nutrition sciences.

[@henrymwanza8816]

I really like the way you go about the explanation, how I wish you could do the whole ANP 110😊

[@khadijehpoori315]

yes i hope he finishs whole anatomy

[@jonathanwilson2260]

this is a great video

[@fitnesswithmanoj1997]

Super

[@shireenfadul7241]

I appreciate

[@sahartawfiq3184]

First, thank u so much Second, I would like to say that I got confused a little bit . I am studying Anatomy right now and my teacher's slides tell that the synchondrosis is an amphiarthroses joint and u say it is a synarthroses one. who do I trust ?

[@sahartawfiq3184]

shall I alarm the teacher of the mistake or what?

[@mimiboobies]

confirm your information with your book.

[@benken2]

Great job!

[@rohitkhanna7527]

Nice broo

[@sadia5790]

Itis not sagital suture it is squamous suture between parietal and temporal bones. Good job

[@deekircher21]

He’s intelligent and handsome

[@tapson991]

Mmmmm

[@chukwuebukaijezie2912]

no I was just saying this😭

[@ZhiZhemini]

Very helpful!

[@ramaakhetobandapneaaphojat2726]

Sir you are teaching Very well but write on white board in such a way so that screen shot Is possible thanks

[@amnaali1863]

thank you dr

[@hh-zq9io]

Thank u thank u thank uuuuuuuuuuu 😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@GiftKapindi-r8j]

Thank you

[@yosanalemseghed9691]

thanks so much

[@thulanamanjitha4363]

This video very helps full to me thank you very much, sir

[@s.stapes4040]

literally only watched this video bc the guy is hot

[@deysisanchez361]

Omg 😱 thank you

[@DSGames-us1ih]

What's your name doctor

[@lesyablomer2683]

It’s Dr. Mike

[@arqade89]

please tell about synovial joints

[@justdoittoknow.beaware.1710]

pls make one video on blood supply of joints

[@BiscuitTheDoodle]

Cartilage is avascular.

[@oligagaiciuc2973]

Thank you so much. Now classification of joins is clear and understandable. Great explanation !!!

[@rockstarnurse2693]

I thought fibrous and cartilaginous were TISSUES; not joints? Please explain; thank you.

[@easycode924]

Thank you sir.

[@Ali-ej4pj]

Great

[@khadijehpoori315]

Thank youuuu

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I love you

[@amopeade3851]

Why is this dude muscular lol

[@محمدعماد-غ3ظ6ظ]

ننطلق للسوق

[@benfeldmanoos3609]

Notes

[@benfeldmanoos3609]

Fiborous .no joint cavity (type up what a joint cavity is) . Bones connected through dense regular connective tissue .

[@benfeldmanoos3609]

Cartilogous .no joint cavity . Pad like cartilage that connect 2 bones together

[@benfeldmanoos3609]

Synovial .IS A JOINT CAVITY with a synovial membrane that relises synovial fluid ------

[@প্ৰাণপ্ৰতিম]

Sir,volume is low!

[@ohmazing9056]

Thank u for video but plz zoom the sentence .The sentence can't see clearly.

[@ragavanboss207]

Frank is dead

[@michellev2005]

Professor 😏😏😏😏😏😏

[@AlwayslouN]

Thank you