Anatomy | The Sternum, Rib Cage, & Vertebrae

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[hamdhanawaz]

before watching this vdo, i wasnt intersted in anatomy. really great explanation.hats off.i love this

[alvaroakatico]

For the life of me, I just can’t understand why more people don’t take advantage of these lectures. I’m talking about here on YouTube. Only 18 comments and only one legitimate question. Where is everyone?

[hazemkamil]

thank you so much u have make it so easy for us

[cjgaming]

great video
i love the well explained information. thank you sir

[nicolasaIAM]

Great explanation thanks! so funny that you put a pic of BBQ ribs, LO.L

[Kaydiva]

where would we find the video for the appidicular skeleton

[shakuntalasood]

I am a 68 a layman and dont know so much but your science lecture is interesting like me who usnot medical student but for the first time i am getting interest in medical lecture so simple so wonderful .God bless you thank you so much !@

[violetta_lmp]

This is truly informative, thank u for explaining!!

[hzonn]

This is great! Very informative and easy to follow. What are the chances that you could make the labelled images available as printables?

[ayeshakhalid]

Im grateful that I found ur channel and for the fact that it exists!!

[truthseeker]

This helped me a lot in med school to understand the basics of the axial skeletion so I can understand the details better in anatomy practical courses.

[zack_]

The several pieces of grilled ribs look very 'yammy' :D

On the other hand, the video is very helpful for understanding the painful syndrome called 'costachondritis'. The pain spots are usually at the conjunction between the ribs and cartilage and it can radiate to other location of the chest cage. It's often called fake heart attack because the symptoms are similar to those of a real heart attack - a hoax.

[emmanuelchimba]

this was a very good explanation at least the understanding basis of this topic has been laid down... thank you

[honda]

So each vertebrae are truly energy storage capacitors to service organs that are linked to them.and the 11 and 12 rib are like tuning forks being energised by the spark gap of 11 and 12 floating and tightened many ailments look at the sternum .As that's the nuclear power station type for that stores the bodies capturing energy from the break down of feeding drinking and breathing .chiropractors have a diagram showing the vertebrae connection to all body areas

[amritanshusinghairy]

I am 28 years old now. NOT a medical student. I never figured which were ribs, and which was backbone. And what the hell were vertebrae!!!!
Seeing things digitally(and explained well) is so much more than just reading stuff even from the best of books. Especially since I find graphical imagination very difficult.
Thanks for this.

[josiahlartey]

saw dem ribs at the top right, its all im seeing now

[MistahSlick]

I have no rib cage, don't ask me how.

[ahlamlabed]

Can't thank you enough for your help, much appreciated!!

[c.]

I just loved it, really a good conceptual video. Thank you

[HillaryBrianOwino]

Anyways thank you for the presentation