Joints: Structure and Types of Motion

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What was that one question

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Couldn't focus on reading this in the book because it was confusing but this helped a ton!!! Have my lecture exam next Thursday!

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same my exam is next Thursday...aaaaaaahhhh

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This channel is one of the best science channels I have seen ever. I was struggling a lot with the human body and this helped me out a lot! Now I can pass my exam tomorrow!

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I just had a lesson about the joints and I was left so confused and overwhelmed! This short video has honestly made my hour class lesson so clear! I now understand it because the way this was worded & the use of visuals in the video. Thank you so so so much!!!!

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I have such a hard time paying attention during class and my grades have always been so low because i struggle to pay attention and understand, this definitely helps so much and i feel wayyy more confident in this chapter :)

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Did your grades improve?

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I am preparing for CSIR-NET. No science channel can explain Anatomy effective than this masterpiece channel. Thank you Dave.

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Thank you for your awesome videos. You summarize everything so well. I learn more on your short videos than reading a whole section in the book or in class.

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why couldn't my professor just say all of this during lecture today!!!

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Because he had not seen this video, then...

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The way you explain is simple deep and easy to understand great

[@billbright1755]

The Skull ‘n Bones run down of the various types of joints. Like a hovercraft you don’t want bone on bone but rather a smooth lubricated joint of perfection of range of motion for intended purpose.

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i wish schools would pay dave and show us this in class, learned more than from my teacher

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From Kenya ... Nice explanation.. now assured of passing my anatomy exam

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Really good way of explaining it all in quite a simple way!

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Many years after 28 minutes before my test here I am watching professor Dave

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thank you so much for this amazing explanation 💙

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Thank you so much am even ready to write my exams I was behind with joints but atleast now I understand

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i anderstand now

[@manaralibasha6363]

kindly if you can make a video to explain the other types of motion ( Amphiarthaosis and Diartrosis )

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Your explanation is too good. Thank you.... wonderful work sir

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Thanks!

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[@popoolos478]

question: why is it called a cartilaginous _joint_ if it lacks a _joint_ cavity?

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Thanks so much.I learn so many topics

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this is very helpful thank you

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This video is providing less photo. Yet, clear and understandable.

[@catnoirmendes2423]

at 2:29 subtitles there is a tiny error

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So nice video can u upload videos of MBBS of all lessons from 1st year

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Explanation well understood

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I hope to be able to roll one by the end of this video

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[@EricKim33]

Correction: Quadricep to Patella --> patellar "tendon" whereas, Patella to Tibial tuberosity --> patellar "ligament"

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Thank you so much. This was so helpful!

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this just saved me over an hr

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Wow this is the best video❤ this was very helpful for me to understand joints

[@BigThapelo]

Makes it so simple, in the book its rocket science 😭😭😭 Question: why are these terminologies so complex?? I mean its our bodies that we live in daily, we should be able to name the parts in them with ease 😅

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Just like pinky its soo easy if all has names likes orangee ligaments, whity cartilages, blacky bone😂😂

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What joints conects the jawbone with the skull

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Thank you for your great explanation ❤ so easy to understand.

[@lilimartz]

So far this video says the joints name, is hard for me to said the names. Thank you for this video.

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Well explained

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4:30 joint cavity

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Hi Professor Dave! What book are you using as a reference? Thank you!

[@ProfessorDaveExplains]

A few textbooks, mainly Marieb A&P if I remember correctly.

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Great explanation and to the point.

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0:18 Joints allow the body to bend Classify by function (extent of mobility) Classify by Structure 5:43 Types of Motion Produced 8:47 Next Time, Muscles

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hey professor, how many joints are there in the body?

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[@SidouGamer]

Hi I think that theire is 4 type of fiveous joints= .sutures .syndesmoses .gomphose .schyndiléses Or schyndiléses isnt with them ????

[@lukakusekovic9185]

You're absolutely right. There are 4 of them.