Chapter 6 Anatomy & Physiology

Howdy! Let's learn about Anatomy & Physiology! This video is the narrated PowerPoint for Chapter 6 in the EMT Textbook "Emergency Care, 14th edition". All copyright reserved, may be used only for educational purposes.

[sierralee]

I really liked how thorough the video about the anatomy and physiology. The flow chart in particular was interesting. It was really helpful to see how human body functioned.

[lucathompson]

It’s really interesting that the human species developed a way to prevent deaths to the mother by making the bones similar to plastic and separated off into multiple different sections. I knew about sutures and such but somehow I never put two and two together and realized that the purpose of the skull not being solid initially had to do with reproduction.

[finnbarton]

I appreciate the amount of time you put into this on your off time. This really helps me go over weak points in my notes. I like how you point out that most of these words won't make much sense if it doesn't go along with a drawing

[technopancake]

My dad works in the medical device industry, more specifically, on hearts, and he is always trying to explain the circulation of blood through the heart which I never fully understood. The simplification of the circulation through the heart with the arrows and the roughly 8 simplified steps blood takes as it circulates through the heart helped me tremendously with my understanding and visualization of how and where blood flows.

[daniellahurtado]

Thank you for doing these types of videos! I find it really helpful when you go into more detail, especially on the diagrams. I got a way better understanding of chapter six now thank you!

[noahhardin]

This video was very helpful. I love how you always say something to make it easier to remember the exact location of each bone in the body. Something new that i learned is that the skull is not fully developed in a baby and takes time for it to come all together.

[bradarndt]

The saying that the heart is the pump the blood vessels are the pipes and the blood is the fluid really got me going and thinking about how the body uses its mechanisms to its fullest. I also find it really cool that the heart isn't just a blood goes in then out process, it goes through so many stages that i never knew even existed.

[lucathompson]

I don’t wanna be the one to bring it up but the audio quality could be better.
Other than that it was fantastic, I love the way you balance being serious on subjects and adding a bit of humor as always. I also love the SpongeBob background.

[nolananderson]

I think this video was really great and really appreciate that you were going into great detail on the diagrams and writing and coloring to specify different parts of what your trying to explain! Thanks a lot!

[Mr_Mayo_]

These are so helpful. Not only as a resource to have in case you don’t fully understand something but also having the ability to reinforce the information. Like having the extra help in understanding radius versus ulna or arteries versus veins. Thank you!!

[mrbubleytt]

I was always confused on the difference between ventilation and respiration. Thanks to this video it clarifies that ventilation is the movement of air in and out of the respiratory system. While respiration is the exchange of gases such as Oxygen and Carbon Dioxide at the alveolar level. Thanks Mr.Johnson (:

[judabudha]

Enjoyed learning about this chapter. Found learning about the 5 parts of the spine, especially the lumbar and how it’s the least supported.

[jessibeeler]

I really enjoyed watching this video! I’ve never thought about breathing so much till today. I especially liked learning about the diaphragm.

[alizeluca]

I found the video very useful and educational especially the Musculoskeletal system and how it works

[ashleyrosales]

I found this video very useful. My favorite part was going over the “skull” section. I enjoyed color coding the different parts of the skull. Thank you for this video.

[jimmyarismendi]

I appreciate you making this video! I found this video very helpful. I liked the way you explained the bones from an anatomic position. I also found it interesting the way the heart has its own redundant system.

[ZalZeeZals]

The part in the beginning where you mentioned the different bone structures in the face like the zygomatic and mandibular makes all the Qoves videos make more sense.

[eileencortezz]

I learned several things from it. But, one thing I learned is that Red Blood Cells, White blood cells, Platelets, and BP all have a different amount of functions. I always thought they all had multiple. But it turns out that RBC, WBC, and. Playelets only have one. While, BP had multiple.

[mckenzielombard]

The video really helps me understand the process of which the blood circulated through the body, it helps me understand the process of how the alveoli are part of the oxygen exchange and how the veins take the blood to these alveoli where the alveoli take the oxygen out and then the artery’s take away unoxygenated blood.

[toddwomen]

Something that I struggled with before watching this video involved understanding the systems by which blood circulation occurs in the body. For instance, differentiating what type of blood (oxygenated or deoxygenated) that was being carried by arteries or veins. This video helped me understand these concepts better through visualization. It offered helpful graphic examples, which, accompanied by commentary, allows for a clear baseline understanding to be made.