When you said "storing the 3D structures in your head and remembering how they all link together- that's the challenge," that was an understatement! Learning both AP 1&2 online due to Covid has been insanely difficult since we do not have access to the 3D models, only what we see through the computer screen. I so appreciate the time you take to make these detailed videos, they are invaluable! Thank you.

@thamizhselvans7897

2 жыл бұрын

I think he did this 3 years ago 😅

@nimic3085

2 жыл бұрын

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@jakubolewicz2164

8 ай бұрын

Aphantasiac entered the chat…

I gain so much understanding from you, You are my go to Professor, the repetition of A & P Lingo is what sets it further in my mind to follow along in lectures. I feel you are a mentor with the nature hikes incorporated with learning....I give so much gratitude towards you starting these videos in the first place. i would be lost without these.

Amazing job ! Thank you for taking the time to teach us anatomy. I love how well you show each and every part. You're the reason I'm passing AP2 ;}

you relieved my anatomy phobia thanks sir

Thanks for making this video. Your amazing sense of humour keeps me relaxed during the lecture 😊

I love you !!! you are awesome!! i could not pass any of my anatomy classes without your videos !

God bless you, you're the reason I passed my anatomy exam in medschool. Thank you !!

You are AWESOME! Please never EVER stop!!! 🌹 🌹 🌹

@SamWebster

6 жыл бұрын

You're making me blush. Thanks!

@udaygurav827

5 жыл бұрын

So nice viow

@_wahidur_BM

5 жыл бұрын

U are the best

@angelillypethe387

3 жыл бұрын

You are the best teacher. Thank you so much.

@nightmareortensia8506

3 жыл бұрын

Stop what

I’m a Respiratory Therapy student and have really enjoyed your videos on the cardiopulmonary system. Thank you.

@samirayussif168

11 ай бұрын

Please need your help about my cousin who have lung problems in Ghana

absolutely grateful to this guy during pandemic lockdown and forced online schooling. !! Saved my arse! thank you thank you dear Sir!

Subscribed! So comprehensive! This is such a very helpful video of understanding the anatomy of the lungs. Book itself is not enough. But with this, I can now easily relate to the definitions and explanations written in the book. Just perfect reference for my NCLEX-RN preparation! Thank you for doing this

these videos are very underrated, thank you so much !!

You are getting me through my first year Physiotherapy degree, plus I love South Wales, running and cycling so I’ve found my new favourite KZreadr!!!

@SamWebster

6 жыл бұрын

+Future Physio Great! Physiotherapists have an amazing understanding of functional anatomy.

@futurephysio6375

6 жыл бұрын

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@gloriamogoru8977

5 жыл бұрын

Where are you doing your degree

hello sir, i am a medical student from Sri Lanka. you are just awesome and so cool. you made me to love anatomy, you are my favorite You Tuber... thank you so much for everything. And remember, YOU ARE THE BEST...

Thank you so much sir, the awesome part of video which i felt was when you explained how blood vessels and lungs communicate . Really appreciate your effort sir.❤

The way of teaching is amazing......learning is fun with you sir❤

Thank u again for your informative lesson, please keep launching your lecturing in KZread . God bless

Thank you for posting this. Is really helpful with my study!

You’re on top!! Keep on the great work❤️

This is really educative. Especially lungs and organs related to.

Thanks Sam, another great insightful video.

Its awesome! Thank you so much for explanation details about Lungs, i recall my 1 st Anatomy class, again superb,

Thank u for these amazing videos I can’t explain how much they helped.

Thank you for this awsome presentation... loved it!

Hello, sir your videos are so nice. I chose you for anatomy. keep making things approachable. thanks

Thank you! The link to next video is missing in the description

Hi Sam! Could you explain for me why left lung have two lobes? All sources I find says its becouse of the heart take space, while you say there is some other reason. Hope you read this! Thank you

Hahahahahahahah that start of the video. The best professor EVER! I like you so much, and alsoooo I am a Veterinary student but you help me alot to learn the anatomy.

you have taught me more than books sir thank you so much sir 🥰

Thx U so much!! Now I totally have an idea about basic anatomy -from Korea Medical student

Really enjoyed this and learnt lots - thanks!

You are good in anatomy. You make it very easy.

Thank you so much! You save my life 💖

Thank you that was great video..love your stuff keep posting such videos it helps alot.

You're the best sam Webster. I love you from Nigeria ❤

Nice videos sir it's very helpful in our studies And thank you for giving us so nice videos

Beautiful presentation.

26/7 is my final in lower limb and thorax wall and cavity Thanks doctor for your awesome videos Your student from iraq❤️❤️❤️🇮🇶

This really helped thank you very much I was confused before but know I understood

Thanks. It helps me a lot than reading books alone.❤

Sir what are the other impressions on the lungs

Thank you l hve lucky to get your channel l understand more l am from soomaalia🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴

Very good sir .. helpful ..thanks

Thank you! These are amazing

This is awesome sir❤ Thank you

Great explanation

its quite fun listening to you!!! loved it

the impressions on the lung sir. this usually gives me problems.. this was an amazing video

@jeremiahbaker6396

2 жыл бұрын

well, until i watched this. understand them now.

You are a life savior!

Very interesting demonstration class.

amazing .. it seriously helped a lot 😁

Mera +2 me biology tha lekin kabhi practically nhi dekha tha aaj dekha thankyou sir jee

Great video!

Nice video as usual , good detail , - do you think you missed to talk about the blood supply to lungs and venous drainage --> ? ?bronchial vessels , draining into azygous venous system , any nerves ?lymphatics? for completion . I expect these are in a another video ! -

thank you sir,,, helpfull video

great video thank you!

Can you do something to explain the lung sounds as far as why does the left posterior often sound decreased when standing in the right side of the patient. Is it the stethoscope or is there an anatomical reason within the lungs ? Please

Thanks you sir Please don't stop

Can you tell me please what is under the very lower left chest and right??

Awesome ..... Thank u alottt sir From BHMS student

Keep precise, teach point to point

Thank you so much for making these videos Sir!

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Tomorrow we have anatomy exam ,and this vedio is very helpfull for us

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Thank you very much 🤗

I want to meet you once in my lifetime and thankyou in person. Thanks a lot, human!

Hi SAm. What is the surface area of the lungs? Thanks.

Very good and awesome 👏🏽😁

Thank you very much sir for giving us And nice video

Please teach the teachers of my medical College.... you are genuinely intersting

Js simply lying on bed ..Listening to u teach is a pleasant experience... 😄😄

well explained sir

Thanks bro nice one..

Very helpful

very well explained. forgot the borders though

doctor u r awesome! love ur vids

@SamWebster

6 жыл бұрын

That's very kind - I hope they're helpful!

You are damn great Sir. Love you very much sir. 😍

Super Explanation..

Sam thank you for the info a 6 yrs old kid is so interested in being. Doctor so she and I find your info so fascinations thank you,!!!

Thank you

Sir can you please explain about calcified nodule

Thank you so much ❤❤

amazing video! Can u please make a video on the diaphragm ??

@nightmareortensia8506

3 жыл бұрын

:/ wat

@gezzapk

3 жыл бұрын

@@nightmareortensia8506 he's done it already

It would be a little more interesting if you could please reach the point... Your teaching is great for those who understand the more technical side of the lungs. great video

Thank you so much

Whats wrong with the models eye ?? Great video though...thnk u ❤

Taught me more in less time than my books.

@valeaves

4 жыл бұрын

This is why I don‘t read books anymore. I just watch videos and my grades are actually so much better, plus it saves so much time and is so much more fun.

@saher997

3 жыл бұрын

@@valeaves I am first year mbbs student Plz tell me about your experience If I see only the Sam vebster videos Can I pass anatomy Instead reading all those huge boooks

@valeaves

3 жыл бұрын

@@saher997 I mean, you really have to find out for yourself but as you asked about my experience: there were three components that helped me manage to „cope“ with anatomy. Sam, because he made me understand. A small book or script which is called Endspurt in Germany that sums up the most important tricky facts and questions. And finally, I had some premade flashcards which helped me see if I could explain all the learnt stuff. So, no, I didn‘t use only the videos but it may have been possible to get through with just those, I don‘t know. Fact is, I didn‘t only use them in addition but they were kinda the main source I‘d come back to when I had to study anatomy. Hope this helps a little 😬

@saher997

3 жыл бұрын

@@valeaves Thanks Which books you use for anatomy

@saher997

3 жыл бұрын

I am from pakistan

Brilliant!

You are amazing

I just kind of had the thought that he sounds just like Richard Hammond, and now it's all I can think about

Fabulous!

Thank you sir

Thank you, Chuck Norris!

Thanks a lot

Pls am having a kind of movement under my left lung sometimes when I cough or sneeze I feel crack or pain on my left side pain what do I do pls I need help.

@boredshrimp9425

4 жыл бұрын

go to a doctor !

Cheer~~~an expert in anatomy---related to a dissector.

awesome! love u from Jorden

Thanks you very much

you r marvelous