 Let's go, let's go. What's good y'all man, this is Don and the P.A.'s husband. My bad, munching on some grapes. Mm-hmm. Anyway, I'm excited. My bad, this is really good. Look how big, look how big, look how big these Don's is, man. This is them, this is them, this is them heaven grapes. Anyway, look you guys, I'm excited to be here today. First of all, I wanna welcome you to Don and the P.A.'s channel. If you're new to this channel and have never been here before, this is not my channel, okay? This is my wife's channel. She is a P.A. student. Hit that subscribe button. Check out her other videos. Ben's watch these things because her channel is dope. I'm telling you, gonna love it. But today you guys, as a husband, she let me come on here today and do a little fun video with you guys. There's a program called Pick Monic and they're actually sponsoring this video today. So we'll be sure to leave a link in the description box below for you to be able to check out Pick Monic for yourself. I'm actually about to try Pick Monic. Now Pick Monic is an app slash website where you can go on there, they have medical related questions, but they use Pick Monics or visual type of pictures to help you be able to understand and comprehend and retain medical information. Now I thought it would be interesting. I was like, babe, I wonder if I could actually use this and actually make sense because I don't know nothing about medical, nothing you got. I don't know how to pronounce these words. My wife be coming home, trying to ask me to help her with the work and stuff. I don't know how to help her. I don't know how to help the dang lady because I don't know how to say the things. I don't even like the sound of some of these words. I don't like things that they mean. I don't like the fact that there's blood and boogies and guts and stuff that she got to see. I don't like none of that stuff. I'm a religion major. I love Jesus. I love basketball. And I like to make films. So that's my life. But with that being said, I'm interested to see if a program like this would actually work on somebody who knows nothing about medical anything because if this program can work for me, it can work for anybody. And I'm gonna keep real with you guys. If it don't work for me, it don't work for me. But you about to see live right now if it really does. As the title suggests, I am a high school dropout, you guys. I dropped out of high school, but I did will go back and get my GED. So technically I'm not a high, well, I am a high school dropout, but I still kind of finished and I did end up going to college too, but not for science. As a matter of fact, I hated science, you guys. I failed science like a muck. Let's jump into this bad boy right now. All right, so first of all, you go to the browse button, you hit browse. All right, cool. So you go here, go down. There's different courses you can take. The way it works is I'm about to take a little course. It's like a one to two minute long course. Now I'm about supposed to watch this course, look at the PIG modics and see what it does and then be able to preview it or review it and then take the test. So now I'm gonna see if I can actually pass a test of PIG modic teaching me about one of these categories right here and to see if it actually works because I am a visual learner. I'll give it that. So infectious diseases, what's the interesting one? A little Darth Vader with infectious diseases. That looks a little scary and an autonomy. An autonomy? Let's go with an autonomy. That, hold up, y'all know what I mean. That's the body, right? We got bones, muscles, nerves, veins, arteries, renal autonomy or other general autonomy. Let's go with some muscles, man, you know what I'm saying? Cause I've been working out lately, you know what I mean? I've been trying to get my muscle game up. Let's try neck and shoulder muscles, y'all. Let's just try that. Now you gotta try this along with me, okay? In this PIG modic, we describe the anatomy of the neck and shoulder muscles shown by the diagram of the neck and shoulder muscles. An easy way to learn neck and shoulder anatomy is to divide the musculature into two groups, the superficial muscles and the deep muscles. First, we describe the superficial muscles starting with the spleenius capitis represented by the Spanish cap which acts to flex and rotate the head, but when contracted bilaterally, it acts to extend the neck. Spleenius capitis. The trapezius is illustrated as the trapeze artist and this muscle acts to elevate, retract and depress the scapula. The rhomboid minor retracts and rotates the scapula and also acts to fix the scapula to the thoracic wall. This is depicted by the rhombus minor while the larger rhomboid major sits inferior, shown as the rhombus major and has similar action to the rhomboid minor. Another superficial muscle is the deltoid, the doll toad, which abducts, flexes and extends the shoulder. The latissimus dorsi, seen here as the lotus with the dorsal fins, is innervated by the thoracodorsal nerve and extends, adducts and medially rotates the humerus. Now, let's move on to the deep muscles, beginning with the levator scapula, shown as the levitator with the scapula, which elevates the scapula and tilts the glenoid cavity inferiorly. The supra-spinatus is portrayed by the supra-spine ape and this is a rotator cuff muscle which initiates arm abduction. This don't go on a little quick. Another rotator cuff muscle in the deep muscle group is the infraspinatus, the infrared spine ape, which externally rotates the humerus, giving it the same action as the teres minor, the teri minor. Another deep muscle is the teres major, shown as the teri major, which primarily acts to accept the arm and also adduct and internally rotate the arm. And I wonder what, he's crying. So let's go over the neck and shoulder muscles once again. The supra-facial muscle group includes the spleenius capitis, trapezius, rhomboid minor, and rhomboid major. Trapezius and rhomboid major are the deltoid and latissimus dorsi. The deep muscle group includes the levator scapulae, supra-spinatus, infraspinatus, teres minor and teres major. Wow, okay. So, okay. All right, let me go through a little bit. Hey, shut up, shut your mouth, shut your mouth. All right, so I think I got it. I mean, I am a visual learner. It did help me with some of those little pictures that they used to help me be able to actually understand what those particular things were, like the muscles and stuff. But, let me see. How do you review? What am I doing? Press one. All right, you guys. Woo, this is no joke, man. So I'll take this quiz, you guys. Here we go. Now look, let me preface this, okay? When I used to take quizzes is science. If it was out of 10, I probably got a one, okay? And my name half right. So let's check this out. Let's see if this actually worked. If it's on what? Now, let's check the quiz. I hope I do all right, man. Pick my, it's just a real test, man. If this mess worked for me, it worked for anybody. All right, here we go. Question one. Regarding neck and shoulder muscles. Which of the following is most likely a superficial neck muscle involved in extending the neck? What the freak, did I learn that? Okay, so wow, okay, did I learn that? Levitator, it might be the levitator scapulae. Just by the name of it, levitator, levitate. Maybe kind of extension or going higher. Trapezius, I don't think it's trapezius. I think that's the thing that the late owner, that was the lady who was flying around. So I don't think she extends the neck. You know what? All right, so I'm gonna go with levitator. I think it's the levitator. Oh, mercy. Why is this blue box here? This is throwing me off, you guys. I don't know, I think that means. All right, let's see, levitator scapulae. Let's see, one out of 11. Here we go. Incorrect, what the freak? What is it there? The spleenius capitis? Oh, that's the Spanish cap one. I thought it was one of the ones that was up higher. Okay, all right, I got one wrong, okay? I got one wrong. All right, we got 10 left. Here we go, next question, dang it. Regarding neck and shoulder muscles, which of the following muscles is a deep neck muscle? So deep neck, that was on the right side. Okay, that was the right side. That elevates the scapula. Oh, come on, so I know it's on the right side. That elevates the scapula. So the trapezius was on the left side, so it's not that deltoid, that does what? What the freak does it do? That it's a deep neck muscle that elevates the scapula. Oh, levitator scapulae. If that ain't it, oh, come on. If the name levitator scapulae ain't it, I'm about to get up and figure a walk away. Cause this is a trick question. They trying to trick me. They trying to trick me. You don't need to try to trick me. You need to try to help me. You better not be tripping me. This is levitator scapulae, final answer. Let's go. Let's go. Come on now, from my bed and my pants all under. Yeah, all right, here we go. There we go. There we go, see? And it did help me because of the name. And the fact I knew it was on the right side, I knew that little levitator weird looking thing, alien thing was on the, on that side. All right, cool. All right, next one. All right, so we went out too. Here we go. Regarding neck and shoulder muscles, which of the following muscles most likely rotates the scapula and fixes the scapula to the thoracic, freeze the thoracic, thoracic wall. All right, so not the levitator scapulae, obviously. The deltoid, no. So the trapezius, I don't think the trapezius, does it rotate the scapula? What's the scapula? It fixes it. Okay, hold up and fixes it to the thorac to the dang wall. I'm thinking trapezius, man. Oh crap, I think it's one of the majors though. But I'm gonna go with trapezius. All right, trapezius, final answer. Incorrect, I knew it was down in stupid majors, man. Dang it, major, the rumble of major origination on the spider. All right, cool, so I got down wrong. All right, cool, next question. Dang it, all right, here we go. All right, regarding neck and shoulder muscles, which of the following muscles most likely retracts, retracts and rotates the scapula and fixes the scapula to the thoracic wall? I think that's trapezius. Nah, wait a minute, hold up. I think they're throwing me for a loop. I think it's the minor. I think it's the minor because it's obviously, and they're saying it's more on that side, so it's the minor, it's the minor. It's the minor, rumble with minor, final answer. I knew it, I knew it. How did I know it? Because the previous question set me up for it, but then the little box also let me know that it was on the bottom left side. I remember the minor was there, that helped me out. Rumble with minor, all right, cool, got it. Boom, doing all right. I'm doing all right, here we go, next question. Regarding neck and shoulder muscles, which of the following muscles is innervated by CNA? Did I learn that? Was that in the freaking video? I don't remember that being in the video. Regarding neck and shoulder muscles, which of the following muscles is innervated by that? Okay, so it's narrowed down. Latissimus dorsi, latissimus dorsi. What the freak, which one was that? Deltoid, trapezius, rhomboid major. What's the following muscles is innervated? Is innervated? I don't even know what innervated means, yo. I need a dictionary, all right. Let's go with, oh man, this is a complete guess. I gotta be honest with you guys, I'm about to complete the guess right here, because I don't know. So I can try to narrow it down. It's like the middle, more on the left side. Trapezius, it's the trapezius, it's the trapezius. Now, now, although I said this was a guess, let me tell you how I do that for sure. And you saw how confident I was at the end, because I remember the pigmonic, and I remember the trapezius. I remember the girl with the booty, and she was in the air, and I remember in the little box that we saw right here, showed that that was the area in which she was at. So it reminded me of that, and it helped me remember that. I just had to look. I had to look, I had to actually look and see. I got it, bam, wow. I'm actually freaking, I'm a plus right here. All right, here we go. We're going to make a shoulder muscle. Which is the following? It's most likely a shoulder rotator cuff muscle. Okay, shoulder rotator cuff muscle. So it's clear it's not trapezius. I think it's the terrorist major. I think it's, I know I'm 90% sure. I'm not even sure. Here we go, find the answer. Come on, eh, dang, man. Thus, super spurious. Oh, that's that gorilla man. Dang, oh, yeah, that fool. That other dang monkey. So that was, okay, so that was a shoulder rotator cuff muscle. I gotta remember that for the next one. Okay, all right, cool, all right, cool. All right, this is what it is. I got it wrong, I got it wrong. I got it wrong. All right, next question. Regarding neck and shoulder muscle, the following is a superficial muscle involved in shoulder abduction and inflection. No, it's not that. I think it's infraspinatus. I think it's either the infraspinatus or the deltoid, but I think I'm gonna go infraspinatus. I'm pretty, and I said deltoid. I said deltoid, I knew it was the dang deltoid. The freaking frog, freaking deltoid, deltoid, deltoid. Oh, stupid frog. All right, all right, but now I get it though. Now I remember like when it clicks out, I actually freaking get it, okay. Regarding neck and shoulder muscle, which is the following is most likely the rotator cuff muscle on the shoulder that acts to externally rotate the humerus. No, it's not the trapezius, it's not the trapezius. I know the trapezius, I know that girl. I know the girl, the booty. It's the terrorist minor, final answer. I knew it, I knew it, and I knew it. I knew it, very confident in that one. Because I remember on the bottom side, I remember it. All right, cool, next question. Man, oh, this is some hard craft. I swear I will get every last one of these wrong if I ain't going through this little program. Regarding neck and shoulder muscles, which of the following muscles externally rotates the humerus? It's the major. It's the terrorist major. It's not the wrong with major, no. Trapezius. No, no, I already said that, no. Infras, no, I think that's the monkey joint. I think it's the major, the terrorist major, final answer. Come on, and that's the monkey again. I knew that was the monkey. I knew, I said it to you guys, said it's the monkey. All right, freaking crap, here we go, next question. Regarding neck and shoulder muscles, which of the following is most likely a deep muscle of the shoulder that primarily acts to extend the arm? So it's on the right side, because it's a deep muscle. I remember that. What? Biceps, brachii, I don't even remember that one. They just throw that joint in there? That primarily acts to extend the arm. That's gotta be the major, yo. It's gotta be the major. What's stolen me off is this biceps, brachii, or brachiar, brachiar, dally, what the freak, whoever that is. I'm a, oh lord, mercy you guys. I know y'all are gonna be like, well you just picked that one, look. I know you probably know the answer, I know, okay? But from the picnic, from what I remember, on the right side, on the deep, the deep muscle, I'ma go with, oh lord, I'm going with terrace major, you guys, is this wrong? Oh, freaking crap, final answer. Oh, I knew it, all right, I knew it. I knew it, I knew it, because I remember the little freaking black dude on the right side, he was, yes, crying and stuff. All right, all right, good, all right, I'm good to go. I remember that, all right, woo, next question. Oh, mercy, this is hard, man, I don't know how y'all be doing this crap. I do not know, there ain't no way in the world I'll be able to do this all the time. Regarding neck and shoulder muscles, which of the following is a superficial muscle involved in extension, adduction, and medial rotation of the humerus? Okay. Okay, oh crap, so I'm narrowing down, it's not trapezius, it's not the rumboid minor, it's not the terrace minor. So we got three, letecious dorsi, dorsi, I think that's not it, I believe that's the gorilla, I think on the right side. So I think it's, I don't think it's the major, I think it's the infraspinatus. This is the final one, you guys, I gotta get this right, I gotta get this right. I'm gonna go with that final answer, it's gotta be right y'all. Incorrect, it's that, I thought that was the freaking, oh that's that one, that's that one, oh crap. All right, so what are my results, how'd I do? Five out of 11, all right you guys, so listen, I got five out of 11, all right? Now that is off of watching a two minute video and not knowing zero about any of this stuff right here and just being able to check this out and actually be able to comprehend some of this stuff in just two minutes flat after not having any background knowledge, I say five out of 11 is not bad at all. So listen, if I can do this and get a five out of 11 and you freaking go to school, you went to science, you got you a B or A in science and you freaking, you're in PA school or you're in med school or you're planning on going if you're a prepaid, if I can get five out of 11 using this program to help me remember and retain certain things, then freaking crap, you can get 11 out of 11, okay? I promise you, you can get 11 out of 11 if you have some resemblance of knowledge of any of this stuff that was just here. So five out of 11 ain't bad. And I'll say it, I'ma tell my wife how I did, let's see what she did, matter of fact, let me go tell her right now, let me tell her to come here, let me tell her to come here. So I'm talking to your people here. Oh, okay. Yeah, you feel like, you don't wanna get on, you feel like you feel cute. No, like my hair is a mess. Come here, come here, you're still cute, you're cute to me, you're cute to me. Anyway, I just wanna show you this real quick. I wanna show you my results. Oh, okay. This is how I did it. No. You got 45%? Oh, shit, oh, like, I got 45%. You got 45%? You're not proud? Yeah, because you don't know anything about this. You supposed to be freaking proud of me, not sitting there and telling me, oh, like you was really thinking I was gonna get like better than that? Yeah, I thought you'd get a little bit better than that. Five out of 11, that's not bad. I freaking, you know how hard this was? When you watch this video, you gotta see how hard this mess, this mess was not easy. What did you learn? I learned neck and shoulder muscles. Oh, okay. Yeah, do you know about neck and shoulder muscles? I do, I do. Do you know about the trapezius? Yeah. Do you know about the deltoid? Yes. What about them? Like, what about them? They're muscle things. Yeah. All right, listen, you guys, I did my best, but thank you guys for listening to me. I wanna know how well you guys did. I wanna know what you guys think if you think I was like, dang, man, if I was that bad, let me know in the comment section. I don't even care. I don't care less what y'all think about me. But go ahead and leave a comment. Let me know what you guys think of this program. The link will be in the description box below for you guys to be able to try this out for free. A dollar woulda got 11 out of 11. That sure woulda. Without the pygmonic quiz. Is that right? Yeah, probably quiz. Anyway, I think I... Not the quiz, but without the pygmonic. Yeah, it doesn't matter. But with the pygmonic, you woulda got 12 out of 11. Anyway, you guys, we outta here, man. Thank you guys for watching. Peace. Bye. You hatin'? I got five out of 11. And cause you don't know anything about anything, so for you to even get anything right. I mean, yeah, I got five out of 11. And it was really hard. It was difficult as crap. Why? Because I don't know any of the stuff. I didn't know any of the stuff. Well, you watched the pygmonic. I did, but the pygmonic showed me certain things, but even after watching the pygmonic, it's only two minutes. So I have to actually, and I'm taking the quiz right there. If I woulda watched it again, and then watched it again, if I watched it more than once. Did you say that? No. You should have probably said that. So if you guys watched it more than one time. You guys, make sure you watch the pygmonic more than one time, okay? That way it will help you remember it even better.