ANATOMY, HISTOLOGY & EMBRYOLOGY
YEAR 1 | PAGE 8A - GROSS ANATOMY CONCEPT MASTERY
Course strategy: spatial understanding first, then structure-function-clinical correlation. For each region learn BONES/LANDMARKS -> COMPARTMENTS -> MUSCLES/ACTIONS -> NERVES -> VESSELS -> LYMPH -> CLINICAL LESIONS.
A. DEEP GROSS-ANATOMY VIDEOS - DIRECT & PLAYABLE
| # | Video | Time | Why | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | Muscles of the Upper Limb - Ninja Nerd | deep concept | Model-based shoulder, arm, forearm and hand anatomy: attachments, actions, innervation and compartment organization. | Open → |
| 2. | Brachial Plexus - Ninja Nerd | deep concept | Roots -> trunks -> divisions -> cords -> terminal nerves, with motor/sensory territories and clinically important relationships. | Open → |
| 3. | Muscles of the Lower Limb - Ninja Nerd | deep concept | Hip/thigh/leg/foot compartments, actions and innervation using an anatomical model; ideal before lab practicals. | Open → |
| 4. | Anatomy of the Heart & Coronary Circulation - Ninja Nerd (2026) | ~52 min | Detailed heart, valves, coronary arteries/veins, conduction, innervation, great-vessel relationships and Anatomage visualization. | Open → |
| 5. | Neck Anatomy: Organization of the Neck - AnatomyZone | 3D anatomy | 3D triangles, fascial compartments and landmark relationships - a high-value spatial framework for head/neck practicals. | Open → |
| 6. | Layers of the Abdominal Wall - AnatomyZone | 3D anatomy | Clinical layer-by-layer anatomy from skin to peritoneum; useful for incisions, hernias, procedures and practical identification. | Open → |
| 7. | Bones of the Pelvis / Hip Bones - AnatomyZone | 3D anatomy | 3D pelvic landmarks and orientation - establish the spatial scaffold before pelvic organs, vessels, nerves and perineum. | Open → |
A. DEEP GROSS-ANATOMY VIDEOS - DIRECT & PLAYABLE — REGION-BY-REGION MASTERY CHECK
- Identify the structure from cadaver/prosection/model AND from a different viewing angle.
- State one important relation, blood supply, innervation/branch, action/function, and one classic injury/clinical consequence.
- Draw plexuses, arterial trees and compartment maps from memory rather than rereading labels.
- For thorax/abdomen/pelvis, add cross-sectional CT/MRI orientation so 3D anatomy transfers to imaging. VIDEO-FIRST | SCHOOL-EXAM + BOARD-EXAM MASTERY