THE UPPER APPENDICULAR SKELETON by Professor Fink

In this video Professor Fink describes the functional structures of the Pectoral Girdle (Clavicle & Scapula) and the Upper Appendages (including Humerus, Radius, Ulna, Carpal Bones, Metacarpal Bones and Phalanges). Reference is made to mnemonics for learning the Carpal Bones and to Colles' Fracture.
"Review of Skeletal System" hand-out can be down-loaded as a PDF at my web-site: www.professorfink.com on the ANATOMY page; under "THE SKELETAL SYSTEM"
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[@hcpeel]

Professor Fink: I am not a student I am way past that at age 69, but I have view three of your videos, ANATOMY; MUSCLES OF THE SHOULDER & UPPER ARM, THE UPPER APPENDICULAR SKELETON and ANATOMY; MUSCLES OF THE VERTEBRAL COLUMN; SPLENIUS, ABDOMINAL & ERECTOR SPINAE. The videos are quite informative and the manner in which you present them makes them memorable to say the least. I am studying these regions of the body along with Mind and Body Awareness and How We Motor Learn subjects in conjunction with writing a book that presents in my opinion a better approach to learning the golf swing. Which correct muscles to use and in what sequence? Understanding the functions of the Adductor Magus, Gluteus Medius and Illiopsoas has really proved or disproved some of the downswing movement of the hip being taught to weekend golfers. My hope is to correct the misinformation regarding weight shift that causes the weekend golfers greatest mistake during transition from back-swing to downswing. You have been helpful, Thanks,

[@asadullahasad3668]

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[@mamaspooky7806]

69!! haha! I never thought of that, now, I will never forget it! Thank you!

[@shelleyforbus3501]

I just want to let you know that your awesome! Im so thankful for your videos I don't think I would be able to pass anatomy without your videos . every time I leave my anatomy class and listen to your videos then everything my professor said starts making sense. you explain everything so much clearer thank you!

[@professorfink]

thank you.

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[@naa8439]

If only all lecturers were as passionate about their teaching and students as you clearly are! I can't thank you enough.

[@tonnymariki6144]

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[@asadullahasad3668]

Sir make anatomy vary easy for students sir please uploaded all the lecture for us .

[@as_the_turntables]

Thank you so much for posting this Professor. It is immensely helpful!

[@sugatasarkar2704]

Sir, in this video there are few wrong informations regarding " Tennis Elbow" & "Colles' fracture" . Tennis elbow is a condition where inflammation occurs in the Lateral Epicondyle . Inflammation of the medial epicondyle is known as medial epicondylitis or Golfer's elbow. A Colles' fracture is a fracture of the distal radius in the wrist at its cortico-cancellous junction( about two cm from the distal articular surface) with dorsal (posterior) and radial displacement of the wrist and hand . Here the wrist looks like a "Dinner-fork". "Scared Lovers try positions" & " That they cannot 'handle" are awesome . I must remember these quotes rest of my life . Thanks for such a nice informative video.

[@professorfink]

You are correct. Thank You for your clarification.

[@sugatasarkar2704]

It's my pleasure sir.

[@funnyfemoris2758]

I am also checking the closed captions...a real amusing 'translation!' Did prof. Fink have a dialogue/ fun time in writing the c.c. word play! i wonder...

[@al-mansoor3794]

Good sir! We understand your lecture easily sir and your method is also very good sir and please sir share us your own notes of Human Anatomy Thank you sir.

[@rounakdas3022]

You knw what Professor Fink, "You are awesome, the best" :D :)

[@MrDelaw92]

Great video, thank you professor! :)

[@christiangonzalez7129]

wow this video was so helpful. I did not have it explained to me this well in my college lecture!

[@ambitious757]

Thank you so much, it all makes sense now.

[@ashleehandeland3266]

These videos are awesome they help me study

[@meltean14]

Thank you, professor! Very useful video.

[@qausainshaikh1274]

you're truly incredible!!!

[@yhiyahashim7126]

Amazing as always !!

[@amarnathsharma5197]

Medical epicondylitis is call golfer elbow not tennis elbow sir..

[@professorfink]

www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/tennis-elbow/symptoms-causes/syc-20351987#:~:text=Tennis%20elbow%20(lateral%20epicondylitis)%20is,people%20who%20develop%20tennis%20elbow.