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@WuanankoFrancis

17 күн бұрын

nephrons

If I had this guy as a teacher way back then like 44 yrs ago. I would not had become an Accountant. Now as a retiree I am about to embark on a personal quest about biology. Ty for your help. My daughters think that I am crazy. A mind is a terrible thing to waste.

As an artist, who has been struggling to draw skeleton zombies for a while now. You are a freaking hero!

Thank you! I just received a perfect score of 100 on my anatomy practicals 🙏🏻

Thank you sir. You are a real saviour. We duly appreciate The efforts you put on your videos.

I was always taught through multiple courses that there are 7 pairs of true ribs, 5 pairs of false ribs, of which two pairs are the floating ribs. The whiteboard image also states there are 8 cervical vertebrae, however the cervical vertebrae terminate at c7 where the vertebra prominens can be palpated. I like the enthusiasm of your teaching style. Most lectures are typically very dry.

@SiebertScience

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, there’s a mistake in the video. See the video description for the corrections on that.

@mochamalenox

Жыл бұрын

7 at the back of neck and hyoid bone at the front

@claudefila

Жыл бұрын

Yes I was thinking about 7 cervicals Born not 8 thanks

@loovchild1

Жыл бұрын

Don’t you think you should remove this one and correct it for the ppl that don’t actually know these things

@mutesiallen7270

8 ай бұрын

So great thank you so much

I have this video on repeat!!!!! Thanks so much for making it fun and entertaining when teaching the Bones for "Mortimer" I have a test Monday! Yikes!!!!

Thank you my friend continue with your time and help the best things to show us. I say that is good.

i love your channel! its so helpful for revising some parts of my curriculum! love your energy and teaching style, thank you

Thank you for educating me.

Love the humor man! So good 😂🤗

Thank you for a wonderful lesson. I’ve been trying to memorize skeletal names, but I haven’t been successful until I came across your video.

I learned a lot more with this video than my teacher. I hope all the teachers teach like this guy. 🙏

That last song had me going 😅 Amazing illustration TYSM ❤ this definetely helped me

I mesmerized everything. Thanks...

Loved this! Helping me get through anatomy and physiology!

@siebertcollegiate

11 ай бұрын

Thanks! Glad it's been helpful!

That was an awesome explanation. thank you

Thank you! I really love and appreciate your content.

Thank you Seibert Science 🔭🧪🩺

He made learning so easy and interesting

Your lecture is very interesting for me

What a wonderful teacher.

Thank you for the lesson!!!

Awesome explanation sir 🙏

Thank you for amazing work

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best explanation please continue in the future

love your videos hahahaha learning and laughing at the same time...hope it helps with my afaa exam tomorrow tho but i can tell you it helpped me reduce anxiety and stress thank you and blessings on blessings

I learned a lot from this video thanks for sharing your knowledge for other people to also benefit ❤

Your a fantastic teacher 🧑‍🏫. I have an exam coming up 😀💕👍🏾thanks your great 😊

The trick with the radius and ulna was great!! That is easy to remember, Thanks Karen I have all systems I have to learn for medical billing and coding. I'm watching all your videos!!

@siebertcollegiate

11 ай бұрын

Thanks so much, Karen!

@user-tb6so5de6n

3 ай бұрын

Thank u for explaning clearly ❤

Omg so educative you got one subscriber

Thank you so much, this was really helpful.

This was great job thank you

Amazing video!! Thank you for your help. Wish you were my professor.

Thanks to you I gained a lot from your tutorial

Do a video on endocrine system and nervous system

Great explanation

Thank you so much it's making sense

Great teaching

Amazing,well done ...

You do such a great job of explaining! Please edit to correct the number of cervical vertebrae!

Good explanation

This was fun and educative at the same time. Thank you.

😂😂your the best thank you!! Your helping me study for my Anatomy exam ❤

Hello, I really like how you present and explain because it's easy to grasp. And I thank you for that. I hope that you'll make a video about the histology bones too!

@siebertcollegiate

11 ай бұрын

I'll add that to my list of potential videos to create!

Thank you so much for helping us to understand 🥰🥰

this guy is amazing 👏

Nice one, keep it up!

Learned and enjoyed😂😂

I love your videos. Thanks for your work!!!❤

Great video will be using as reference for my students

@SiebertScience

Жыл бұрын

Aw, thanks! BTW, there is a mistake regarding number of ribs (see the description for clarification on that), just a heads up!

woww you explained it very well

Excellent

this was so helpful i just put it on repeat when i slept lol helped me on my test lol

Wow very educative thanks

Hello,thank you from Nigeria

Thank you

Once again so easy to follow and understand.

I wish i had a science teacher like him in school

@claudefila

Жыл бұрын

Yes me too 😊😇

Please sir can you make a video of questions that can help for more understanding???

thank you so much

Thank you.

Thank you ❤

You make it seem so easy and fun😢

❤ you so good Sir, God bless you

Woow very great lecturer

Thank you for giving us such a great lecture, so I discovered you 2 days ago and I just stick to your lectures. Unfortunately, I can't watched your video because Iam driving the whole time, so it makes me listen you again and move to the next video. Thank you again! You are my favorite Science KZreadr!!

@SiebertScience

10 ай бұрын

Well, I'm glad you're not trying to watch the video while you drive! Thanks for the kind words! I'm honored to be your favorite Science KZreadr.

Thank you our teacher you are so awesome 😂😂😂😂😂

Perfect amount of comedy mixed in

God bless you for this Sir. You're an awesome teacher and this helped me alot😊

@zooqanpawar1902

9 ай бұрын

whats is his religion?

Sir thank you

Great learning, just one thing, there r 7 CERVICAL VERTEBRAE 😅

@siebertcollegiate

11 ай бұрын

Correct! I've already put a correction in the video description. Unfortunately, I can't edit the video after posting.

I have vens problem what will I do

0:18, I can’t 😂

Thx sir

Great video, but as mentioned above please correct the number of the cervical vertebrae...

Really your videos going to help me thank you 😊

It's very good

Awesome 👍🎉😂

Thank you, teacher!)) I like your lesson😊

God bless you

Awesome explanation 👏 thank you sir 🙏.

u deserve 1 million subscribers sir

@SiebertScience

Жыл бұрын

It's taking me a while, but I'm working toward it, haha!

I always thought it was seven cervical vertebrae, but atlas, the axis and then the 3rd to 5th cervical vertebrae

@SiebertScience

8 ай бұрын

7 cervical vertebrae is correct. See the video description for all corrections!

Good

Is it 7 cervical vertebrae or 8?

I have PTS exam ooo how can I start drawing

How many cervical ribs?

Dude you are great

@SiebertScience

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

@jaden.4376

3 жыл бұрын

@@SiebertScience my mom loves your vids and so do I so keep it up

Love it😂

I'm also learned 7 true ribs

This when I'm getting to know,I don't not understand to to teacher thanks sir

Amazing human deterial skeleton.

❤

Okay just to clear this up I thought there were 7 pairs of true ribs and 3 pairs of false ribs? @siebert science

@SiebertScience

9 ай бұрын

Yep! I have corrections in the video description.

Very good. It is me

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In school they said RUM, Radius Ulna Me, always stuck, easy to remember

@SiebertScience

7 ай бұрын

Brilliant! I hadn’t heard that one.

Isn't the funny bone the ulnar nerve 🤔