Male reproductive anatomy model 01.wmv

[@nwa8768]

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[@hotriffsofthrash]

Hello Dr. Hartung. Thanks for another helpful video. Your excitation contraction video helped me so much during A&P1. Now i find myself watching your vids again to help with A&P2. Thanks again. You are an excellent teacher. Keep up the good work

[@chailatte2524]

Your lecture is easy to understand and you explain things so clearly. Thank you

[@abigailschramm7293]

Thank you for taking the time to make this video. This will definitely help me with my Anatomy 102 course.

[@r_palmeri]

Excellent video. Very helpful, and I'll be showing it to my class. One minor point is that the medical term for the male gonad is more properly "testis" rather than "testicle" isn't it?

[@renhartung]

I think you are correct, although we still commonly use the term testicle the term testis is the correct term. I'll have to correct this when I update the video. Thanks.

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[@easymedical2001]

This was so easy to understand..

[@ashokahankari8639]

Very nice videos I use these while councilling sexology disorder cases

[@renhartung]

I'm sorry you're having trouble with the video. I'm looking right now and I have sound. Check your system maybe?

[@sridge0505]

great video! although you did forget to mention the seminal vesicle and seminiferous tubules.

[@taham4123]

great video.. but you forgot somethings.. the trigone in the urinary bladder and the external and internal urethral sphincter muscles.also you didn't talk about the testicular artery and Vein

[@almaosorio1619]

Great video! but I had a question. . . can you see the cremaster muscle in this model?

[@renhartung]

I think that the redish or pinkish line around the right testicle may represent the right cremaster on this model. Here is the basic information for cremaster muscles: Surrounding each testicle and spermatic cord, the cremaster muscles are made of a relatively thin layer of skeletal muscle, the major function of the cremaster muscles is to raise the testicles towards the body in order to help regulate testicular temperature. Sympathetic effect and the cremasteric reflex (elicited by firmly stroking the inner thigh) can also cause these muscles to contract -- the cremasters can also contract voluntarily when a male performs a Kegel type of contraction.

[@jennifermacario4160]

This video was extremely helpful!!!

[@aspendior]

There is no sound

[@carencooper3712]

I was able to hear the sound- Thanks for the review :)

[@daisysviews]

thank you sir. God bless you

[@disturbedme5]

You didn't mention that the foreskin is called prepuce.

[@howtoforglenoaksfaculty9094]

Good point. I'll see if I can add this in writing in the video. Thanks.

[@moonlight21able]

Thank u that's help me allot in the anatomy waiting for more

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