Institute of Human Anatomy
Understanding the Ulnar Nerve: The Truth About the Funny Bone
In this video, the teacher takes viewers on a tour of the ulnar nerve, also known as the "funny bone," and explains its anatomy and function. The video also covers common causes of irritation or injury to the nerve, as well as tests and...
Curated Video
Stomach Drop Feeling: Why Does Your Stomach “Drop” When You’re Anxious?
When we experience anxiety, our sympathetic nervous system is activated and initiates the fight-or-flight response. This response is a host of physiological changes that prepare us to either fight or flee. One of the effects of the...
Maddie Moate
The Robot Zoo FULL SERIES (15 minutes with 4 animal questions)
You may have seen the episodes? Well, now you can watch the whole series in one handy long form video! Join me and Greg as we answer some curious animal questions using the awesome Robot Zoo animals as our guides. Thank you to The...
Catalyst University
Blood Supply to the Anterior Abdominal Wall
In this video we discuss the following: [1] the major arterial and venous supply to the anterior abdominal wall [2] the blood supply to major muscles in this region
Science360
Science of the Winter Olympics - Motion
The Olympics are a unique chance to marvel at the physical abilities of these world-class athletes. But what makes them unique? After all, they're made of the same flesh and blood as the rest of us--how did they become Olympians? Dan...
Curated Video
Five Facts - Circulatory System
This video explores five fun facts about the Circulatory System.
Institute of Human Anatomy
The Anatomy and Importance of the Epiglottis
This video explains why and how things can go down the wrong tube when eating or drinking. It provides a detailed anatomy lesson, focusing on the role of the epiglottis in protecting the airway from food or drink entering the respiratory...
Planet PE
GCSE PE paper1 revision- respiratory system
In this video we look at the pathway of air and how the alveoli assist in gases our exchange.
Catalyst University
Anatomy - The Inguinal Ligament & Inguinal Canal
In this video, we explore the following: [1] anatomy of the inguinal ligament and canal [2] Hesselbach's triangle [3] basics of inguinal hernias
Curated Video
Why Can’t You Clench Your Fist Right After Waking Up?
When you wake up, it takes some time to get the electrolytes flowing through the muscles in your hands again. That’s why you may not be able to make a fist right after waking up. This effect is more pronounced if you don’t wake up...
Maddie Moate
How does a Grasshopper jump? | The Robot Zoo | Maddie Moate
How does a Grasshopper Jump So High?! We find out at Robot Zoo! Join me and Greg as we answer some curious animal questions using the awesome Robot Zoo animals as our guides. Thank you to the Horniman Museum for letting us film the robots!
Catalyst University
Anatomy and Functions of the Quadriceps Femorii and Hamstrings
In this video, we discuss the antagonistic muscle groups controlling flexion and extension of the knee, respectively: hamstrings and quadriceps. Also, we name each muscles' origin, insertion, action, and exercises/movements that involve...
AllTime 10s
10 Body Parts You Never Knew Existed
Evolution has evolved the human body over thousands of years, yet we are still discovering new things about our bodies. From the mesentery, to the second nose, AllTime10's brings you 10 Body Parts You Never Knew Existed.
ShortCutsTv
The structure of sleep
Until relatively recently sleep was a mystery. But that all changed with the advent of polysomnography, the electrical recording of brain activity. The short film provides students with a clear visual introduction to the stages of sleep....
Curated Video
Why Does Scratching Your Back Feel So Satisfying?
We have all spent days staring at the computer screen with stiff backs, holding awkward positions without realizing it. Unconsciously, we move our fingers across our backs in motions similar to those of scratching. In no time at all,...
Catalyst University
Exercise Physiology | Muscle Fiber Type Transitions
Exercise Physiology | Muscle Fiber Type Transitions
Catalyst University
Myostatin | Negative Regulation of Skeletal Muscle Growth
Here, we explore the physiology and signaling of the protein myostatin (MSTN), a negative regulator of skeletal muscle growth.
Brave Wilderness
A Day at the Arizona Sonora Desert Museum!
On this week's adventure Coyote is getting the chance to walk the grounds of the Arizona Sonora Desert Museum (ASDM) with Curator of Animal Experiences Will Bruner. From species ambassadors like the Mountain Lion to the Desert Bighorn...
The Noted Anatomist
AnatomyOne - Features
This video tutorial briefly covers the features of AnatomyOne including the Regional, Systemic and Clinical approaches to learning anatomy. It also shows the features in finding and using anatomy illustrations, cadaver prosections,...
Physics Girl
Testing what exercise actually does to your butt
Cassey and I investigate the biomechanics of butts. What activates your butt muscles more, running or squatting? How effective are bridges as a butt workout? How much can we change the shape of our bodies with exercise? Huge thanks to...
Visual Learning Systems
Moving Muscles and Bones: Summing Up
Upon viewing the Moving Muscles and Bones video series, students will be able to do the following: Differentiate between cells, tissues, organs, and organ systems. Provide examples of organs and organ systems in the body. Understand that...
Science360
GET A CLUE: BIOCHEMIST STUDIES FRUIT FLY TO UNDERSTAND PARKINSON'S DISEASE
In episode 61, Jordan sends Charlie on a scavenger hunt for "clues" on how National Science Foundation-funded researchers at Kansas State are studying the way muscle diseases affect humans. The researchers are studying the fruit fly and...
Ti & Me TV
Dancers' Mental Health During Quarantine- Dancer's Corner with Miss Auti (Live)
A few tips on staying mentally healthy and strong during quarantine! I share advice on the mindset I am doing my best to have and also about my live dance workshop!