THE SKELETAL SYSTEM; INTRO TO OSTEOLOGY by professor fink

In this video, Professor Fink describes the 5 major functions of the Skeletal System, including Support, Protection, Movement, Mineral Storage and Production of Blood Cells. Professor Fink then differentiates between the Axial Skeleton & the Appendicular Skeleton and reviews the majors bones of the body. The major sutures of the Skull are identified, as well as the fontanelles of the Fetal Skull. The 4 Paranasal Sinuses (Frontal, Maxillary, Sphenoidal & Ethmoidal) are described. The role of the Mastoid Air Sinus, the Eustachian Canals (Auditory Tubes) and the 3 Ear Ossicles (Malleus, Incus & Stapes) are explained, as well as Otitis Media (ear ache). Reference is made to ligaments and tendons and the Pectoral Girdle & Pelvic Girdle. Finally, Professor Fink describes a number of Pathologies & Disorders associated with the Skeletal System, including Cleft Lip,Cleft Palate, Polydacyly, Syndactyly, Spina Bifida, Clubfoot, Congenital Hip Dislocation, Osteomyelitis, Ricketts, Osteoporosis, Dwarfism, Gigantism, Acromegaly, Fracture (including Simple, Compound & Hairline Fractures), Osteomas & Osteosarcomas.
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Great lectures! Thank you for recording them. They really help in learning anatomy

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[@rice4yu_]

My favorite way to remember the difference between tendons and ligaments. ligaments are bone to bone, tendons are bone to muscle. Since bone is LIKE a bone, LIgaments. Like = ligaments. In tendons, muscles are NOT LIKE bones. Bone to muscle, different Bone to bone, aLIke, ligaments

[@mamaspooky7806]

thank you professor. Is there a video where you go into detail about the different parts and names of bone process in the skeletal system? like tuberosities and fossas and stuff like that? I have a test next week and the chapter is like 70 pages. I will read, yes, but i want to see and hear the names first to get familiar. Thanks.

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Love this channel

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These videos make anatomy so much easier to understand! Thank you!!!

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Dear Professor Fink Happy New Year 2017 to you and your family.

[@professorfink]

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If you want to learn more about osteology, you can find more detailed information in our 'introduction to osteology' video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gaiYkICrZrGhm68

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That second skeleton just appeared!!! 😮 1:09

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Thank you so much Sir,you are a legend

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My first year in as a medical student and with your explanation I am able to understand

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Thanks proffesor fink..your a life saver

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Thanks a lot.

[@10n0]

This is a fantastic lecture. I found it very compelling. I'm currently learning about the human skeletal system in my highschool Anatomy and Physiology class, and I figured it would help my digestion after hearing it from a source other than the textbook. I'm going to have to keep up with your videos

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Thank You Resp Sir.

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thank you...professor fink......learning alot from you...

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Prof: thanķ you for the way you exaplain the anatomy, prof you tell me the best book i can read about anatomy

[@professorfink]

All of the books are almost the same. Choose whichever book you find the most readable & with the drawings & pictures you like the best.

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Is there a medical way to fix an infection in the middle ear (ear ache)? I sometimes use a saline flush for my sinuses but I can't see how to flush out the middle ear if there's an infection. Thanks.

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Merci beaucoup!!!

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thanks professor for your easily delivering of your knowledge to others!

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great videos, i am studying chiropractic and these videos are just a great way to relax and have a great revision session, thank you so much

[@DOCTOR2B201]

or these lectures for mbbs?

[@professorfink]

These lectures were originally presented to Allied Health Majors (such as Nursing, Physical Therapy & PA).

[@daniegeorge3190]

Your classes are wonderful sir.. have you uploaded any videos on ossification??

[@professorfink]

Professor Fink’s Lecture on Connective Tissues; Part 2 on KZbin: [AT TIME MARK 22:30, Endochondral Bone Formation AND Intramembranous Bone Formation are presented]: //kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpDMh4lng92DZtk

[@happyplace11]

Thank you so much

[@coena9377]

Thank you for these videos, so few straight up osteology lectures on KZbin and other academic sources. I want to be an osteological researcher and these have helped a bunch. Thank you again.

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you are doing a great job Sir!..may your days be longer..

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It was fantastic lesson, Professor Fink. Thanks. God bless you always for sharing your talent

[@professorfink]

Thank You for your kind words! Best Wishes for your SUCCESS! -- professor fink

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[@bobjones1950]

Wonderful video as always,however I thought stress fractures and greenstick fractures were different things

[@professorfink]

You are correct: Greenstick fracture - the bone partly fractures on one side, but does not break completely because the rest of the bone can bend. This is more common among children, whose bones are softer and more elastic. Hairline fracture - a partial fracture of the bone. ... Stress fracture - more common among athletes. What they all have in "common" is that they are "incomplete fractures"

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