I could cry. This is brilliant.

@ruparsa

7 жыл бұрын

Me too!!

@ajaygandhi1582

7 жыл бұрын

I cried

I am studying medicine in Russian Language in Russia but i am not Russian.I am from Africa,from Kenya to be exact. This video is a life-saver.Things are so difficult mainly due to the language barrier and i am depressed and was even contemplating on quitting. No amount of words can express my sincere gratitude to the author of the video.Thank you very much and may the Almighty God bless you.

@kamendimitri5624

Жыл бұрын

Bro how is it going now?

@akalankaranasinghe7842

Жыл бұрын

Hope everything alright now

@untitledchannel4785

Жыл бұрын

@@akalankaranasinghe7842 Thanks for checking up. Yeah so things didn't go as planned, I managed to get to third year then I failed some exams and that's when my problems became magnified and multiplied tremendously. In Russian Universities, expulsion due to failure in exams is quite common. It got too stressful for me because I was expected to do fourth year whilst simultaneously prepare for the two exams that I had failed in Third year. Most Russian universities only give a 3 month time limit for students to pass failed/undone exams from the previous semester. The chances for retaking exams are only limited to two-three chances per student. So this means if the three month period passes and you haven't attempted to retake the exams/ you have failed in the examination retakes you get expelled. It also means if a student uses all the two-three chances during the limited time period and doesn't pass, the student is expelled. This all happens in the following semester whereby a student has new subjects, new lectures, new lessons, new tests but is also expected to simultaneously prepare for failed exams from the previous semester as well as attend all lessons, lectures and practicals in the new semester. Not only attend lessons and lectures but the student must also perform in the said lessons, lectures and practicals. Long story short, It got too stressful for me and I became depressed. I decided to drop out in 2020 for the sake of my own mental health and sanity. Now I feel much better even though I'm still trying to get my life together.

@akalankaranasinghe7842

Жыл бұрын

@@untitledchannel4785 Man I wish good luck for your future endeavours. Always remember when one door closes another one opens. And if I may ask what is the name of this university you attended?

@owoeyepaul8995

Жыл бұрын

@@untitledchannel4785 I wish you all the best sir. May God help you in Jesus name. Amen. Pls consider listening to Global Crusade With Kumuyi on dclmhq channel here on KZread, from 22nd to 27th December, 2022. It's a Christian programme. Listen through, it will provide you life, hope and strength to succeed. I too am a fourth year medical student here in Nigeria. Studying can be difficult without these videos. I watch also Adel Bondok's channel for Anatomy, Ninja Need and A.K lectures for Physiology and Biochemistry; I scaled through eventually and now am a fourth year medical student. For Pathology-Pharmacology, I intend to use the same approach, but especially starting early. I know it will end in praise. To be a medical doctor is a calling. I will like to achieve it even if there are other wealth generating skills I can learn - and yes, I will learn those as well so life can be easier and sweeter As you prepare to come back to medicine, which I advise you do, you can begin to strengthen yourself to do it at home in Kenya. Prepare for your entrance exams well. After you nail it, perfectly learn all these data and software engineering skills so you can make money with it. You will do this through the waiting period of your first year resumption and even through your first year in medicine again. That way, you will be earning a lot by the time medical courses properly start and begin to demand your time. I am praying you still greatly succeed past your levels of past failure in Jesus name. Amen. God bless you.

That moment when a video tutorial is better than your teachers.

@Lilechek12

8 жыл бұрын

YES, MAN! I really understand you!) I wish our teachers explained like this.

@georgebadia9518

7 жыл бұрын

HAA

@sakibmahmud7196

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks

@obayal-raslan8403

3 жыл бұрын

actually it has always been so

@edo1993100

2 жыл бұрын

Thats right

god bless you for helping all of the medical students thanks

@edthoreum7625

5 жыл бұрын

and non medical public who wants to know about important part of this temple that makes it possible to get "laid twice on fridays! "

@scientificninja7622

5 жыл бұрын

Sasageyo! Sasageyo!!

I'm so happy, I understood it completely 😊 Thank you so much, I wish my teachers would explain it that way instead of showing off how much they know...

2 years and half have passed and this still continues to help out students like us!! REALLY GRATEFUL AND THANK YOU FOR THE USEFUL TUTORIAL VIDEO!!

@darkdragonite316

3 жыл бұрын

7 years have passed and here I am :')

@joelletinnock7227

2 жыл бұрын

Almost 9 years later and guess what :DD

@lajimolala5647

4 ай бұрын

11 years have passed 👀

i cant tell you brother how much your helping students out with these videos. god bless u!

THANK YOU .. it was easy to understand .. We need a Sacral Plexus tutorial, please.

@parameswararaovelichati7586

7 жыл бұрын

ديم

@DeemahAd

7 жыл бұрын

parameswararao velichati Actually it's ديمة

@AhmedMohammedWellcome

2 ай бұрын

@@DeemahAd how are u doing after 7 years deema?

Thank you so much for these videos! They do make studying anatomy less stressful!

out of all those textbooks and websites, you are the best place to learn anatomy. this channel is just a treasure of knowledge and creativity .. Thank you

2021 and still watching your great videos! please keep on producing more videos like this! thanks a bunch 🔥🔥🔥

You are incredibly helpful! I love your mnemonics!

i dont often leave comments on videos. i have a neurology exam coming up in a weeks and 2 days and im incredibly stressed. i cant thank you enough for making such an easy to understand video on a horrible topic. my lecturer tends to tell us every single piece of detail there is to know rather than teach us in a simple way to help us understand, which is exactly the opposite of what you have done. thank you for the video and the mnemonics

I agree: amazing videos as is always the case with the anatomy zone, and also, a video on the sacral plexus would be awesome.

This is really helpful; can you do a tutorial on the sacral and cervical plexus please. thank you

Beautiful video. I have never before seen a better explanation of the lumbar plexus and the mnemonics. Thank u.

This is a life-saver. I've got an exam tomorrow and I needed to review these nerves hard core!

Amazing videos ! I'm waiting for Sacral Plexus.

The best video ever on lumbar plexus.Thank you sooo much.Simply amazing..

Amazing videos and explanation... I understood everything in 10 mins I failed to get in a 1 hr lecture... But can you also upload the applied clinical anatomy along with explaining the anatomy.... That would be awesome...

Thank you so much for the tutorial!!! This has helped a lot. Test tomorrow and this has just boosted me. Level up!

This lecture beats every other lecture on KZread..... Love you.

I found this very helpful for remembering the lumbar plexus. Thanks!

This demo is amazing! I have training next week over the lumbar plexus and I feel much better about it after watching your video. The "I (twice) get laid on Friday" line will always stick in my head! Thank you for doing this!

@buba9380

Жыл бұрын

after 6 years is it still stuck in your head?

I’m a first semester nurse anesthetist student and we have to know it in slightly more detail than this but this helped a whole bunch. Thanks!!!

Thank you for your videos, your demonstrations are clear and your explanations are thorough. :)

Very good video! Can you pleases do a video on the cervical plexus? Unless i overlooked, i didn't see a video of it on your channel. Thanks in advance.

Cant find any better tutorial than this channel. thumbs up man.

I’m watching this after 10 years of posting and I really enjoyed it. It really helped me alot ❤

Great tutorial. You made it so easy to understand!

The best one! I cried in joy!!!

Great tutorial-LFCN and femoral nerves are from the posterior divisions-hence they are green. Some texts consider the iliohypogastric T12-L1.

The best explanation I've ever heard. So easy.

People still come here because ur lectures are timeless classics. They really, really are. I could count on one hand how many teachers I can say this about.

Really Amazing ... first time to understand it that simple ... thanx alot

fantastic collection of videos, thank you!

Very clear, nicely done. I don't think I'll be forgetting that numonic any time soon.

Absolutely in love with this video. Thankyou so much!!!!

Amazing tutorial it cannot be simpler than this !

I love you anatomy zone, no joke.

Best explanation ever.Loved the mnemonics !!

You, sir, are the greatest anatomist

This is great. Thanks for doing this.

Thank you for the tutorial. It was a great pleasure to watch :)

Whenever I watch your videos and a mnemonic is about to be said, I have to brace myself for what will to come. I can only imagine how many funny mnemonics and jokes urologist have.

This was just PERFECT in every way possible. 👍

Correction: Nerves in green are actually arising from posterior division e.g lateral femoral cutaneous nerve and femoral nerve

Such a brilliant video ! I suddenly handled this complicated topic just in 10 minutes :D

Thank you So0o00o0o much! I think I've studied the whole anatomy with your tutorials! They are awesome!

You're saving my year

Is there a sacral plexus one as well? Would be helpful to check it out like you did with lumbar plexus!

Saved me about 2 hrs! Thanks

thanku so much especially for the mnemonic. God bless u

Absolutely Brilliant!!!

You make anatomy a safe haven for us. 😇🙏 Thank you

What a great video

Wow, I will never forget this

Thank god, I found this video! I was hung up on this for over 2 days now... Finally got it.. Thank you!

It is amazing ! Thanks alot :D you saved me . I have an Exam tommorw and I was struggling with all this segments (Roots ) :D

Thank you so much for such an amazing video!

Soo simple so I am soo happy.

This is amazing! Thank you so much!

thanks a lot, best videos ever on anatomy

you are the best for a medical student.

You are amazing. Please keep up the good work and continue to add more videos

This was an amazing explanation!!! Thankyou

This was amazing!

Thanks for your marvelous explanation, it was extremely helpful. The mnemonics are great, specially for people with poor memory like me. However, there is something to correct here: The lateral femoral cutaneous nerve emerges from the posterior rami of L2, L3, not from the anterior rami. That's why is indicated in the drawing with yellow (anterior rami) and green (posterior rami).

Absolutely Amazing!!

this video really made my day as a med student :D

You are a life saver Thanks a lot

Really this video of limbar plexus is explained so much easily that i learnt it at once

With this mnemonic I’m never going to forget it 😭

DAMN. DUDE YOU ARE SO GOODDDDDD

Thank you, I had always skipped learning this till now.

Thanks! A really great job!

Thank you Mr , you've literally saved me 🙏❣️

It was too good! Thank you !

this used to be a very scary concept 10 minutes ago. thank you so much for exlplaining this

thank you so much... you made this anatomy very easy

Thank You! You made my day...!

Thank you so much! This video makes sense and its easy to remember this mnemonic! :)

Hallelujah..You are a gem

The mnemonics were so useful

amazing video and explanation!

Amazing video.

Peter sir thank you so much

i love you thank you so so much you are an absolute angel. I am crying actually crying

wow its awesome video i saw ever , best to learn lumber plexus ..

the best tutorial I watched to day 🔥🔥🔥 thank you so much man 👏

thanks for this excellent video

thiiiiiis is really really brillant .thank u so much

Thank you sir. So easy

Is the lateral cutaneous nerve of thigh also from the posterior divisions same as the femoral nerve??

Amazing, thank you!

Great vedio it took me just 10 minutes to complete such a big and complicated topic thank you

THANK U. well done like all your tutorials:)

thank you so much! it's really helpful :)

This is great! Can you please do the Sacral Plexus too? Thanks!

More than awesome .....thanks a lot 😍😍😍😍