The Human Fetus That Continues to Teach Millions

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What We Can Learn From a Real Human Fetus
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In this video, Jonathan from the Institute of Human Anatomy shows a real human fetus from the laboratory to highlight the incredible steps that occur during human development. He discusses the significant events that occur throughout each trimester, and also talks about how the embryonic and fetal periods can impart valuable lessons about life and how we came to be through these amazing developmental processes.
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00:00 - 0:33 Introduction
00:34 - 0:53 Quick Disclaimer About My Face 😅
00:54 - 1:20 First Look at a Real Fetus!
01:21 - 2:27 How a Fetus is Formed: Ovum, Sperm Cells, & Getting Pregnant
2:28 - 3:31 Amazing Cell That Can Become Anything! - Haploid Cells vs Diploid Cells
03:32 - 4:21 The Complex Development of the Fetus - Ex. When Does the Heart Develop?
04:22 - 5:07 Important Milestones During Each Trimester
5:08 - 6:22 Let's Talk About the Word "Fetus"
06:23 - 8:02 Thank you to the donors!
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[JulieCross-enpq]

My Uncle, who recently passed away at, was always referred to as a MIRACLE…He was born at home-In those days-and the doctor came to the home because it was an emergency. He was born weighing a Little over 1 POUND! The doctor said he would soon pass away & there was nothing he could do & went home…His mother knew to keep him warm & put him in the oven wrapped in a blanket placed in a shoebox on a very low temperature with the oven opened. She also fed him every 2 hours (I think) with a dropper of Condensed Milk…He lived until he was 80 yrs old!! A TRULY UNBELIEVABLY MIRACLE!!!

[yociciii]

Currently 18 weeks pregnant and still can’t believe there’s a little human growing inside of me! Our bodies are amazing

[hernanalovesher]

My son was born at 26 weeks weighing 1 lb., 13 ozs. and dropped to 1 lb., 7 ozs. We were told he may not walk, talk, or think for himself. He was in the NICU for three months and weighed a little over 5 lbs. at three months old. He is now 36, an AF veteran, an avid golfer, and the father of my two grandbabies. He is my miracle baby! Glory to GOD!

[vaandal]

my husband was born 3 months premature and weighed 4lbs; his parents were stationed in japan at the time and they had no hope for survival; but, he did survive and turned out to be 6'2 and 180lbs and pure health.

[lunallenalunallena]

That’s how tiny my baby was when I delivered 6 weeks early. He is the reason I went into the medical field becoming a L&D nurse. Thank you for this information ❤❤❤

[BatsonicAbie]

Currently miraculously pregnant with my first, and probably only child, due to infertility, and today my baby just graduated from embryo to fetus. It is so fascinating how fast babies grow in the womb.

[mariee.]

Wow, to think that the fetus is older than me is mind blowing.

[tim-tim-timmy]

I find super interesting that human embryos look very much like embryos of many other species. Few weeks later, it become evident for the untrained eye that it is a human and not another animal.

[Maleficent]

I think that having your body donated to science is one of the best things you can do. I think about all the videos you have done and the classes you have covered with your students and none of that would have been possible without those donations!

[M.JudgesRemixed]

This channel’s content is always so insightful.

[fionacharrington]

Thank you to the parents for their gift to science. It takes a huge amount of courage ❤🙏

[burningrabbit]

Knowing the efforts to preserve bodies for scientific study is incredible enough on adult bodies, let alone a fetus. It's one of those situations where the premature death of a fetus is no doubt sad, but there is some comfort in the amount of knowledge gained from the study.

[tyler]

Currently on my obstetrics and gynaecology rotation in final year of medical school. It's been one of the grest privileges of my life delivering babies. Great video!

[graciethebelle]

1:34 yep! Im a fraternal twin! My mom took meds to make her ovulate, she ovulated more than 1 egg, and got us!

[heathermatthews]

It always amazes me how babies are created. Its so complex but beautiful.

[Sal]

What you guys show us & explain to us is incredible. The people & their families who donate their bodies especially the woman/parents who donated their foetus gave us an amazing gift to learn so much from. The word thank you feels inadequate but it’s all we have ❤

[kendrandi]

id love to see a video on limb difference conditions like symbrachydactyly, i tend to be the first person with a limb difference that people meet in their lives so im always looking for more public awareness of stuff like that

[allisonwelton]

I recently did IVF and currently have 16 blastocyst in storage. I’m going to be transferring two of these little blastocysts in two weeks. I hope the two little embryos make it and stick ❤
It truly is amazing how small we all start out as

[jpsinghgema]

One of the best channel in world for studying medical science of human body...Huge fan from India 🇮🇳🚩🙏🙏

[its.dayday__]

That’s how little my son was. He was born at 26 weeks 6 days. Now he’s a wild, wonderful toddler