Anatomy Tutorial 2 (Vertebral Column: part 1)

[mona4286]

am preparing for my PT exam n have had anatomy in college..but i wish i had a professor like u...or wish i atleast would have seen these videos then..wud hav scored lott more better:) am sure these videos r helping many students ....

[onixada]

It's very difficult to make out what you're saying with the music.

[redneckracehorse01]

thanks for posting this, i didnt have to read papers! lol but the music is kinda distracting..

[cmkaloto]

thanks for sharing great help for my fast track A&P

[suzannegirlando]

absolutely first class instruction. A natural teacher, thank you!  I am studying anatomy & physiology in preparing to learn reflexology and your videos are very helpful.

[buttweisernow1]

Don't worry about your pronunciation. You are doing stellar!

[rashmi386]

fantastic sir...thank you...more than reading textbook ...if i go through your tutorials video ...helps me understand much better than and gives me lot of confidence....you are tooo clarified in what your teaching sir..keep up the same momentum and

can,i know only anatomy videos are posted even ...other subjects such as physiology and biochemistry are also uploaded ?

Thank you.

Genius.

[umangmittalu]

the thing going up in C-2 is called odontoid process

[lukey1990]

@umangmittalu  Odontoid process is also known as Dens. It confused me at first!

Thanks for the video as well, very much appreciated!

[tetefina]

help me alot but this music distrac :/ ... but tankss alot :P

[aroma20]

ufff....why is that music to distract me:))other than that-thanks!

[psid8]

Whats the name of the atlas your using for diagrams?

[90jatti]

this is so helpful

[piyushsoniccc]

where did you get this music

[Ibrahim110]

Awesome man. Thanx for doing this. :-)

[HeyYouNotYou]

What's the song in your background while you were discussing the cervical portion of the vertebral column?

[kushkumar]

it's "Hans Zimmer - Injection" from the Mission Impossible II soundtrack.

[mishtary]

this is so helpful , thank you very much.

iam praparing for my mammalian physiology and behaviour exam.

[ro1o1o1ozbeh]

hey walid :)

can i ask what is the name of this book in the video ?

[firatcim]

Just a friendly correction. You're not pronouncing cervical right. It's ser-vi-kuhl.

[hyperhighs]

Yes, i know, thanks. I've had lots of people tell me that. I won't make that mistake again.

[2timmy4u]

With that many concepts to take note of, mispronunciations are inevitable.

[fankiem]

@hyperhighs thank you 4 posting this videos¡¡¡ post some more, thanks to you I passed my anatomy test!!!

[AnatomaniaK]

thank you. the most helpful part is your description of the difference in their articulation. i can know pick any vertebrae and tell you what part it came from.

[surgkhurram]

One Mistake I want to point out.

The "DENS DOES NOT ROTATE" Rather "the dens forms a pivot around which the atlas rotates ( carrying the skull with it) ". the movement is limited by the alar ligaments.

[haroon89]

These tutorials are very helpful...thankyou very much.

Are there any videos that u might know of for 1st year basic Dentistry or Preclinical Dentistry (Periodontolgy etc).

[motto101]

Hello Professor Walid. lol. nice video. and please not lame replies. okie see ya <33

[hyperhighs]

Hello and thank you. I have 6 more tutorials already made, but i have to upload them, which takes a while. So i will upload one each day. See ya.

[singfigedo]

jee, with these descriptions of the bone alignments, i can draw with more precison, and accuracy, thanks walid=D