How To Remember Every Muscle in the Upper Limb and Arm | Corporis

How to remember every muscle in the upper limb.

0:00 Intro
0:29 Spinal Origins
2:40 Chest
3:36 Shoulder Joint
5:00 Upper Arm
6:17 Anterior Forearm / Wrist Flexors
8:11 Posterior Forearm / Wrist Extensors
9:26 Anatomical Snuffbox
10:52 Thenar Mass
12:23 HYPO(meaning low)thenar Mass
13:29 Lumbricals and Interossei
14:35 Kenhub!

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Hi, I’m Patrick. I’m a freelance science writer based in the San Francisco Bay Area. I hold a bachelor’s degree in Athletic Training and a master’s in clinical exercise physiology. I used to work in the clinical setting as a certified athletic trainer, physical therapy aide, and a certified strength and conditioning specialist. After working in the clinical setting, I went back to school and became a teacher. The goal of my content is to help normal people, not just pre-med students, learn about the human body. That might mean explaining a topic from an anatomy class or exploring a topic from medical history.

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[shwesym]

No man can ever make me cry as much as anatomy can.

[PhilipSchuster-fcqc]

This is exactly how I memorized muscles. The names always tell you some thing about the muscles. They are named by one of the following:
* attachments (Sternocleidomastoid)
* action (flexor/extensor)
* size (major/minor)
* shape (Deltoid/Trapezius)
* location (brachii/femoris)
*number of heads (Biceps/Triceps)
* direction of fibers (oblique/rectus/transversus)

[bunnyears]

It s my first week in med school and i hate it here

[swvmxhx]

My four-hour lecture and I walked away with nothing. 4 of your videos on muscles and know more than I've been studying all week. THANK YOU

[laurapeterson]

This is the first of any A&P video series that actually delivers on the "how to remember" any lists for the class. I've been studying for my Tuesday final for weeks now, and this is the first time it is clicking. THANK YOU

[brne]

I found this video super helpful, thank you very much. I already knew a bunch of the muscles, but actually understanding why they're named what they're named now certainly makes more sense. Can't wait to watch your lower limb video. This is going to be great!

[marcoferay]

Best video on anatomy I have seen, for simplicity and explanation and visual references, thank you so much, subscribed!

[nataliearbour]

thank u for making this video this video and your other muslce remorivation videos really helped me study for my lab exam. i have it today. tbh i wish i found your channel sooner. you break down very conplex things into more slimper stuff, i really appreate this channel. my lab exam is today a little after noon so i am going over your videos and basiclly review before the lab. so thank u for making these videos! keep doing what your doing^^

[medico-kvfc]

That was just exceptional, you went form telling literal meaning to shapes, to diagrams to the movements and what not to ace it ! Thanks sir

[MZ-jlzn]

I completely memorized body muscles from your videos.
I have requested please also cover vessels and nerves as a whole.
Bundle of thanks for your work 😘

[songbankbank]

Awesome video.ur explanations about the muscle are super easy to remember.Many thanks.

[Chashaobao]

Such a well done video! Thank you so much for this! Editing is on point! 🙌🏽

[galdama]

These videos have been clutch. Thank you so much

[HilaryLudkin-Finnie]

Thankyou so so much, im in first year at university studying physiotherapy and ive been looking for a resource that lists all muscles, all the extra information makes everything make more sense, i love all your ways of remembering things because that's exactly how my brain works so this is perfect for me

[sssniperdog]

Don’t have words to describe how awesome your teaching method is.

[itsautumn]

So simple yet so informative, Thankyou!

[aspicer]

I love your videos! They are so helpful for studying/reviewing anatomy.

[habbanwullah]

I love your videos, these are the only videos that help me quickly review everything with diagrams. If you could make similar videos for neurovasculature. That would her really good. Simple and Easy. Once again thank you so much, You have saved me from failing in med school.

[marilode]

the timing of your videos is always perfect! your videos are getting me through med school at this point 😭

[samboratanak]

I really love your videos. It helps me a lot. It’s really easy to remember❤️. Thank you for your sharing❤️