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"You'll probably never see it or ever know that it's there. But hey -- remember it forever." Lolololol. This describes so much of preclinical med school info in one statement.

3 hours on Shitty slides couldn’t do what 7 minutes did

You're underrated man, it was so easyyyyy

The Palmaris Brevis is known as the Shuto, or knife edge of the hand. It's the focal point for chopping and blocking in martial arts. It can absorb shock as it fills with blood when squeezed which forms a cushion, rather than using your wrist or the side of your knuckles, which are fragile.

You tighten it right at the moment of impact, that's how people can chop boards and break bricks. The Palmaris Brevis can be strengthed by using common hand grips.

You're brilliant. You have no idea how much you helped me. I was pulling my hair trying to memorize the hand and foot muscles, and here you are. Thank you so very much!

I genuinely could not do this class without these.

5 yrs of undergraduation and finally my brain accepted it ..where were you in my 1st year of college .. subscribing right away..🙆

If I pass anatomy it's going to be because of you. Thank you so so much for these videos. You are such a great teacher.

2:35 this made my day😆

The best way to memorize those shitty muscles in 7 mins when ur 7 days away from exams😢 Thank you❤❤

1:33 MHA lore so deep it reached pre clinical subjects

It was nice having a talk with flexor digitorum profundus

Underrated channel. I like how you explain things really simply.

You’re really talented, man. You’re a great teacher. Thank you for this phenomenal video.

Best m. lumbricalis explanation ever👏

It's very sweet

One of the best videos I’ve seen on hand anatomy

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I have my end module exam this Friday and my OSPE on the coming Monday. Your videos have literally saved me. I will pray for you homie thank you so muchhh