Anatomy Basics Made Simple | Understanding Anatomical Terms with Dr. Pradeep
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Hello hi okay ok hi hi hi
Harshvardhan hi Ram good evening Aryan Amit good evening to all of you hi hi Nisi good evening. Good evening Bantu. I'm fine. I'm fine. Shiv Prasad Good evening to all of you. OK, we will start. Ok. So good evening to all of you and I welcome you to this series of anatomy basics. Anatomy Basic Series.
Ok? So the last time we saw it was Introduction to Anatomy. What is anatomy? What are the subdivisions of anatomy? Today let us look at some anatomical terms. Understanding some important anatomical terms. Ok? Ok? So, let us start. Let us start now. Understanding Anatomical Terms. So, first let us look at the various positions of the human body. What
are the various positions of the human body? No, initially we will start from the basics. Dhananjay, we will start from the basics. This is just a YouTube orientation lecture. Just how are your commencement lectures going to be ? Yes. To show that. Ok? So, what are the various positions of the human body? Let's see now.
So, the first position is the anatomical position. Children, this anatomical position is very important right now. Because whatever you read, you will read it in anatomical position only. We are going to study this in anatomical position. Now what is this anatomical position? Ok? I am starting now. Now just listen, whatever doubts you have, we will discuss them at our end.
Ok? Ok? At the end of the lecture we will discuss. So listen now, understand what is an atypical position? So the body is straight, so the body is standing straight and the arms are hanging by the side. Arms Are Hanging By The Side. Palms are facing forwards. This palm will face forward. So the
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