Radius and Ulna - Anatomy Tutorial

[@kurtcurtis511]

Hi. I started anatomy 2 weeks ago in a med school in the US. The class has been an academic challenge unlike any I've ever encountered. I received a 40% on the first practical exam I took. Then I started watching your videos. While they lack the depth we're required to know, they provide an excellent base of knowledge that is absolutely required before reaching that level of depth. I received a 96% on the second exam I took. I attribute it to the orientation your videos provide. THANK YOU!

[@calebdoe5962]

I guess you are a doctor now. Congratulations

[@sarahpinkham9902]

I love every single tutorial. A welcome break from just reading from the lecture manual and comparing to netters and the cadavers. Truely aids in understanding in a unique way and your comentary matches very well with the Gross Anatomy curiculum. THANK YOU!!

[@RiosBaty7]

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[@RiosBaty7]

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[@Anatomyzone]

Hi Kurt, that is great to hear! I agree they don't go into as much depth as a lot of people require, but I do hope that they provide a good foundation before learning all the complex details. Thanks again for the comment, and congratulations on your exam result! :)

[@Gourrav0228]

It's been about 10 years it's still legendary ❤❤

[@Becca6296]

This is VERY helpful I have my first A&P Lab mid term tomorrow and am so happy that I found these today.

[@RiosBaty7]

Hii

[@AR-io8fv]

I should be giving you my medical school tuition money

[@priyankavengatachalam8161]

Even after 8 years it's helpful 😂 Saying thanks is not enough. Great work😊

[@SharifD-PaletteAnArtdsb]

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[@SharifD-PaletteAnArtdsb]

Yee ooru midi Priya

[@toshibakhanjadoon1389]

Would that i can thank u in de most unique way , that none has done before , since u deserve the best ! Thank u word will literally be underrated 💫

[@sarahrawls1503]

Thank you for your help in making it easier for us to understand the importance of having Right information. Thanks. Sara

[@landrewmackinnon4888]

Will share your videos with my entire class. Well done.

[@medicalstudent5756]

Really great video. I am a visual learner and your teaching style really suits my learning style. I appreciate the effort placed into making these videos.

[@younoldindefatigable]

Thanks! you're the best you deserve a Nobel prize for your work and contribution.

[@maralm3501]

Peter, you're way better than my anatomy lecturer! Thank you for all the great videos! I'll let you know how I went with my exam tomorrow! :D

[@farihahafiz8200]

Oh woow how was it!

[@Rustyhound-Cartoons]

Did you pass??

[@LilacsAndLavender]

Thank you so much for posting these videos!!! Please keep them coming; I will watch every single one of them.

[@aftermath_0]

Very helpful, but one thing about the radial tuberosity, it should be facing medially towards the ulna not laterally like in your 3D model.

[@justchillinhere255]

Thanks so much.It's really hepful.I really hate the anatomy professor in the online classes and here I am.I wish to get back to school and see my old anatomy teacher again :(

[@brooklyngirl000]

Thank you so much for this video! I am just starting anatomy so I have alot to learn and it helps that you explained what some of the parts mean so it will help me remember. Great job!!

[@dancechoreography1432]

Really good explanation Bhai ❤

[@jadeblacklaw4435]

This video helped a lot, thanks for sharing!

[@nickseacruz]

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[@knowlegeisgr8]

styloid: adjective, Greek stylos = an instrument for writing, and eidos = shape or form; hence a pen- or pencil-like structure.

[@VIRTUALBOY]

Very helpful! Thank you and God bless!

[@TM-lf6os]

For some reason it didnt make sense to me that the humerus olecranon fossa was on the posterior of the humerus, so I needed a good visual representation of it. Thank you.

[@mahsaabidbid5775]

That was great man thanks

[@ahmedkimbes4697]

Super helpful 10/10

[@nicehaert]

sir please what is this program that you are useing in lecture ???

[@FootRookie]

radial notch doesn't articulate with the head but with the circumferentia articularis from the head

[@mohsinbhat8191]

Radial tuberosity is not correctly placed in the video hence the concept of superior radioulnar joint ceases to exist here..

[@zainazaina3712]

what is the name of application that you use it??

[@blackwood5851]

Question. In some diagrams I've seen, they show the side view of the arm and it seems as though the ulna and the radius are curved and form an X. But in other material like this video they are more straight and don't form an X. What's up with that?

[@Shei_82]

straight when you'r spreading your arm in anatomical position (palms facing front) were your thumb is lateral and your wrist bone is medial. X when they cross over each other. that's when your hand's back faces front, your wrist bone lateral, as well as your elbow, and your thumb is medial. that's what i understood from my anatomy lecture.

[@inoaoi1605]

Where can I get those diagrams in your video??

[@django971]

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[@superdavid4593]

Good video

[@darthvoltron]

What program are you using to do these videos? Just wondering.

[@craigtate5930]

By any chance would anybody happen to know the approximate minumal thickness of the ulna and radius of the average adult male? And if a person were to compare the strength of these bones to a type of wood with comparable strength, what type of wood might be most comparable? I know its a strange pair of questions, I would like to preform a safety experiment.

[@thespontaneoustomato2676]

Oak? Idk

[@bayyinahawesome415]

Shouldn't the radial tuberosity lie medially? The model looks wrong.

[@edavathi7020]

great job! :D

[@yejinchoe8901]

thank you so much:)

[@kkrkjtilwknmfvkj3357]

Hello I don't know much about what the humures and radial are really can someone eplain 2 me what they are please?

[@duaamoneer5357]

I actually do love your videos ... but words in the video is covering most of important things , u should make it smaller Sr

[@n0_nxme_]

They cross when you twist your hand

[@ayeshawaris7072]

Watching this in big 2021

[@fatmashahien7451]

huge thanks

[@jaykumar-su7nn]

nice video for learn

[@AndreasNeophytou]

Thanks sir!

[@SharifD-PaletteAnArtdsb]

Thanks

[@willito6407]

OMG TY MAN!!!

[@TheRojo387]

Sucks that you couldn't switch between Ginger and Pepper in this program.

[@shanmugavelur3554]

The voice not clear. And not with onsight indications. Thank you. Good day.

[@MrPupps903]

@nicehaert look at the description

[@hannan52]

I went here after knowing messi fractured his radial bone. Get well soon Messi . Who else is here because of messi?

[@Cthoolhu]

ULNA

[@nagarajushyam9215]

fine

[@DebraFlanagan]

dr warhold domnt let him opppeate on you> he wsill disfigure you like he did me

[@Mrlegend947]

"kurt curtis" wow, thats cruel

[@afropocahontas3663]

speech impediments are fun

[@shamasultana4460]

ur bones don't look like real bones , please use better quality pictures

[@FarhanKhan-ck2vf]

Everything is great but your english accent isnt easily undersatandable by us ie asian people so if plz u can change your accent so it'll b of great pleasure 2 us

[@horaceball5418]

Atheists are not stupid......but atheism is a stupid belief. This is a design kids and designs require a designer.

[@andimarku3514]

***** you seem very confident in what you exclaimed so it's ok.Im not gonna turn this into a religious argument.May you be successful in your further studies of anatomy :D

[@EPmessi9800]

Designs require a designer only when it comes to people creating objects. You can't really compare.

[@josesomohano6118]

+Horace Ball I've always found it amazing that our creator designed us to breath and swallow through the same tube.

[@shanmugavelur3554]

The voice not clear. And not with onsight indications. Thank you. Good day.