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To bring a good solid understanding of bone tissue and the remodeling process. Then jump into the general gross anatomy of the skeleton
This packet starts out discussing some basics about bone development and physiology. The rest is devoted to discussing the gross anatomy of the skeleton.
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An overview of endochondral and intramembranous ossification along with a discussion about the general parts of bone (diaphysis, epiphysis, medullary cavity etc.)
Source: Self made video for the Youtube channel bullharrier
This is a discussion about bone tissue, just keep three things in mind: cells, gels, and calcium. You put all of this together and you get a strong substance, i.e. bone. After getting comfortable with the histology of bone it's then important to discuss remodeling which is the concept that bones are constantly adding on layers and stripping off layers of tissue. It's important to understand various factors that can affect this process and the cells that are involved.
Source: Self made video for the Youtube channel bullharrier
This is pretty straight forward
Source: Self made video for the Youtube channel bullharrier
An overview of the differences between the vertebrae and ribs
Source: Self made video for the Youtube channel bullharrier
A description of the cranial and facial bones
Source: Self made video for the Youtube channel bullharrier
An overview of the scapula, clavicle, humerus, radius and ulna
Source: Self made video for the Youtube channel bullharrier
A quick little talk about the carpals and phalanges
Source: Self made video for the Youtube channel bullharrier
A discussion about the pelvis, basic with not a ton of depth yet
Source: Self made video for the Youtube channel bullharrier
A discussion of the femur, tibia and fibula
Source: Self made video for the Youtube channel bullharrier
A basic discussion about the tarsals, metatarsals and phalanges
Source: Self made video for the Youtube channel bullharrier
