WATCH: Relocating My Patient's Finger

WATCH: Relocating My Patient's Finger

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In this video, Jonathan from the Institute of Human Anatomy discusses the relevant anatomy surrounding finger joints, and also shows a video of one of his patients getting it "popped" back in.

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Video Timeline

00:00 - 00:33 Intro
00:24 - 01:33 Finger Bones on the Real Skeleton
01:34 - 03:23 Finger Joints That Are Often Dislocated
03:24 - 04:32 Tendons of the Hand and Cornelius the Skeleton
04:33 - 05:38 Different Types of Finger Dislocations
05:39 - 06:31 Fractures and Why It Can Be Hard to Fix a Dislocation
06:32 - 08:01 Pain and Blocking Nerves
08:02 - 09:14 How to "Pop" a Finger Back In Place
09:15 - 10:27 Finally! Popping Patients Finger Back!
10:28 - 11:09 Shameless Plugs

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[temporal]

I had a friend in high school that would dislocate his shoulder so often that every time it happened he would act like nothing was happening at all, he would ask for help to put it back into place with the most poker face ever

[bradleyborrowman]

Me: Oh, a real human skeleton, nice to meet you Geoffrey
Also me: frantically searches for missing people named Geoffrey in his area.

[keirstenmurphy]

I like to think he’s explaining this while his patient is in the back, waiting on him to finish so he can finally fix her finger

[paranira]

i actually met a girl once who could dislocate her shoulders on her own and put it back in herself as well. It was pretty amazing to literally see her shoulder disconnecting as she was pretty thin. Really amazing what human bodys can do

[josephtaylor]

God. He’s a rock climber, snaps bones into place and he’s a nice guy. The haters have to be crawling out of the woodwork!

[zennaonthez]

As a kid, I remember my friend dislocating her shoulder while playing football with me and others. Our whole group freaked out, so one of my friends went online and found instructions on how to put a dislocated shoulder back. We ended up doing it ourselves. We later learned that it could've caused nerve damage and other complications. As a precaution, she went to the hospital with her parents to determine if there was any, there wasn't but if something like this happens for the first time, seek medical attention immediately.

[uyagraph]

That's quicker than i thought it would be

[hakushouevil]

props to the lady for allowing you show the relocating even in pain

[HammyEN]

I dislocated my pinkie finger several years ago at the PIP joint although the dislocation was sideways almost at a 90 degree angle, apparently the nurses had never seen anything like it; was definitely a humbling experience I'll keep with me as a reminder to be thankful for the hands we have - crazy stuff I tell ya

[gailsfoodandstuff]

awwww.. she sounded so sweet and you were so kind. love this one.

[joaoliduario]

Milady, If you are here, thank you so much for letting him to record and to show us. I truly hope your finger got better by now. Again, thank you so much!

[darkangelprincess]

In kindergarten during PE the kids learn about the skeletal system, one day I pick up my 5-year-old from school and the very first thing she says is these are called phalanges while we doing her fingers. And a 5-year-old saying phalanges is the cutest thing ever

[materodic]

Hello there, just wanted to congratulate you on the huge success this channel has had in the recent times! I have been a fan since the early days and it is beautiful to see you succeed like this. Congrats!

[_Jim-Jim]

Bro. This channel has taught me so much. It's mind blowing looking at different aspects of a body. Just like you said, I was playing basketball one day when i was about 15 and my pinky got dorsally dislocated. I popped it back into place out of a pure adrenaline attack, if you will. I had never seen anything like that and it freaked me out so bad. 😅 All my friends along with myself we horrified for a good second or two. 😂

[nox]

did this make me faint? yes
did i continue watching? also yes

[lilnugget]

This was the first time I've seen your channel. You are an amazing teacher! I have it all memorized and I just watched the video once. Incredible. You are now a part of my son's homeschooling.

[kateclark]

Three cheers to the lady who let you film the procedure! You go girl!!

[missywoford]

As someone with EDS who subluxes (no full dislocations yet thank goodness) joints on a regular basis, especially my thumb (dorsal CMC), this was *fascinating*! So cool to see exactly what's going on inside there.

[pavkata]

did i got uncomfortable? yes i did, have i watched the whole thing? fuck yeah, its awesome!

[autopsyjuice]

Thankful for whoever the human Geoffrey was, love to see anatomy on him, it’s super cool and helpful!