Joint Movements

In this short video, Dr Mike shows you the different types of joint movements.

[@wrublade]

Short and simple, better than alot of materials out there, thank you so much

[@LilyGraceySa]

THANK YOU DOCTOR MIKE.❤

[@antonyshigin4977]

A perfect explanation that no one could give.. Awesome Dr.Mike..... I won't forget this throughout my life...❣from India 🇮🇳

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Thanks Dr Mike 💪🦵🦶🦴👀

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Thank you about this simple and important formation, it’s easy 🎉❤

[@aisyaharmaeini7260]

Thank you so much for all your videos!! They've been really helpful for my a-level revision. Love your channel and teaching!

[@envoyousent5782]

Brilliant. Thank you for posting. This is the beat video I have seen and can actual absorb the info.

[@happy__human]

I was watching this and my mom barged into my room with a confused look on her face. Realised my earphones weren't plugged in.

[@DrMattDrMike]

Haha

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Wow2....I should not missed this Video..

[@hikari9629]

Appreciate the useful vids like this one, thanks sir !

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You are the best 💛

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Awesome.... hero...rightly understood...nd not to forget to appreciate ur passion to maintain your body fit....I hv been seeing ur videos...u r very good at drawings as well.... Really talented and skilled

[@CarlosRamirezJz]

You're awesome!

[@marijawright604]

thank you Heaps!

[@saz4217]

Thank you very much

[@ellamayy2k]

Thank you so much for this it's so helpful 😊

[@whollyflow9113]

Great explanation

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Wahhhh

[@rachell4576]

Hello, Drs. Mike and Matt. Thank you very much for assisting me throughout this term; this is my final required course, and without your video series, I would not have been able to pass the last three critical physiology tests. I did take an AP class prior to this Physiology course, but I had not seen your video at the time, and the outcome was quite different from this Physiology course. Your video assisted me in recalling everything in a logical manner, which I can immediately apply in the real world when describing any of the things you taught. However, there are still several topics about cardiovascular and respiratory systems that I am unclear about, despite the fact that I have viewed all of your videos on them, including some from six years ago. My final exam is approaching in week, and these are the final chapters that will be heavily focused on this final chance for me to get into the programme for which I have been waiting for two years. 😐😐😐😐😬😬😬 So, if you don't mind, could you make next videos about: 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 1. Correlation between venous return, vasoconstriction and vasodilation, stroke volume, blood pressure, cardiac output, and arteriole resistance. 2. The extrinsic and intrinsic regulation of cardiac output in relation to Frank Starling's heart law 3. Control of blood flow to an organ by intrinsic and extrinsic factors coordinated by nitric oxide and endothelia 4. when vasodilation and vasoconstriction occur in the heart, as opposed to when vasodilation and vasoconstriction occur in blood flow to an organ. 4. The plateau and steep portion phase of the dissociation oxygen and Hb curve with shift left and shift right 5. Control of peripheral and central chemoreceptors on respiration, e.g., what is the difference between them when partial pressures of CO2 are compared. I'm hoping that my request and appreciation in the comment would reach you, since you are my only hope and the one crucial life saver for me. I searched the internet and watched more videos, but I believe that only your teaching approaches can help my question become more comprehensive and simple. Due to the fact that English is my second language, I find it difficult to learn physiology, but your explanations are delicate and approachable, allowing me to gradually assimilate new knowledge. I apologise for my request because I understand it would take a great deal of time. However, if you can consider, one topic from these topics above will also be really valuable for me in this exam and in my professional path. Thank you for your dedication to teaching in each video. I wish you and your channel all the best in this world. You are the greatest professors and doctors ever! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤👍👍👍

[@farzanzare6140]

amazing as always, highly appreciate your great work sir

[@DhaniSaud.]

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[@barispeksen5043]

Watching this before my OTA competency exam🙏🙏

[@MH-uc9rc]

Thank you so much

[@marinandBishu]

❤thank you.

[@noorjaman2105]

thanks sir

[@jdharddrive101]

Perfection in explanation ✌️

[@Someone-lr3zx]

Mike, can you make more videos on illnesses fir 2 d 3 year of nursing students. And do you do mental health as well?

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❤❤❤

[@pedropedro453]

Hello Dr please teach us about T cell development in the simplest way possible to understand it better .thank you

[@cashmerlynx2456]

I'm here because of my anatomy subject Hahahah

[@nlhealth101]

Pretty sure he did this video just show off his new white trainers 👁️👄👁️

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Me belike 1:48

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You are so handsome ;)

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omg you're soooo cute lol

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