Part 1 on a miniseries over the Vagus Nerve This video is an introduction to cranial nerve X, the vagus nerve. Specifically, we will cover the origin of the vagus nerve from the medulla.

In this video, we discuss the biomechanics of cervical flexion and extension in DETAIL.

In this video, I explain and demonstrate the Epley maneuver, a canalith repositioning maneuver used in the treatment of a posterior or anterior canal canalithiasis.

In this video, we explore the basics of Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV) including its presentation and mechanism. Also included is a brief review of inner ear anatomy and the semicircular canals.

In this video, we discuss the meaning of the stress-strain curve for ligaments and tendons.

In this video, we discuss the origins, insertions, innervations, and functions of the three intercostal muscles (external, internal, innermost) AND the basic contents of the intercostal spaces.

In this video, we will discuss and organized method for learning the innervation of the anterior forearm musculature.

I did an early morning workout with 2 exercises that both emphasized the LE extensors [Primarily hamstrings/gluteus maximus AND adductor magnus]. [1] Good Mornings - These can really make you push with your glutes but are paradoxically...

In this video, I explain and demonstrate the Dix-Hallpike maneuver with relevant reasoning, considerations, and interpretation of the test.

In this video, I explain the Ottawa Ankle and Foot Rules, a set of criteria that help determine whether or not radiography is necessary prior to beginning physical therapy treatment of the ankle and foot.

In this video, I explain and demonstrate the cervical flexion rotation test, which is used to determine the amount of atlantoaxial (AA) rotation. I also review Freyette's third law and how it pertains to this special test.

This week on the Healthcare Triage Podcast, we're sitting down with Dr. Jonathan Fridell, organ transplant surgeon. He and Aaron talk all about how exactly organs get moved from one person to another, and I can tell you, it is FASCINATING.

The Old West wasn't all cowboys, saloons, and shootouts. Pioneers living on the American frontier also relied on doctors for all kinds of medical treatments. Epidemics, accidents, and STDs kept doctors busy. But unfortunately for...

In this video, we discuss the popliteal fossa: its boundaries and contents.

In this video, we discuss the differences between typical ribs and atypical ribs. We also explore the difference between a costal facet and demifacets.

In this video, I show a method to learn the nerves and nerve root levels of the sacral plexus, which can help you “brain dump” the material on an exam.

In this video, we discuss the mechanisms by which the facial nerve’s function can be interrupted (UMN and LMN lesions) and how to predict where a lesion occurs.

In this video, we do an example of diagnosing nerve damage LOCATION using EMG data. This example [Example 1] is for damage to an UE nerve at a site proximal to the elbow and thus utilizes the brachial plexus.

In this video, I explain and demonstrate the Shoulder ABDuction Test, a special test used in the assessment and differentiation of cervical radiculopathies and thoracic outlet syndrome (TOS). More specifically, we cover the test...

Happy New Year 2021! Last year was rough, but this year can be better. I want to inspire you to exercise! Exercise is Medicine, and I hope to inspire you to do something healthy for your body and for your life. Please enjoy the content...

In this video, we explore the boundaries of the popliteal fossa as well as its major contents.

This video is simply a fun visual exploring how hot various peppers are based on the Scoville Scale.

n this video, we will discuss the basic idea of herd immunity and what it means. Then, we will discuss the basic idea of a pathogen's basic reproduction number (R0) and how to predict the number of individuals who require immunization to...

In this video, we explore the use and interpretation of the following manipulation clinical prediction rules (CPRs): [1] Lumbopelvic manipulation [2] Cervical manipulation [3] Thoracic manipulation for mechanical neck pain