The Allied Anatomy Podcast: Recent Episodes
Will Hunt
We're here to help allied health professionals and students integrate anatomy into their clinical practice. Currently educating the next generation at Macquarie University. Sydney based physiotherapists.
Hey guys, in this audio I talk through the bones of the wrist and hand and in the video on Youtube I show you how to palpate these on yourself as I go. I hope you learn something and enjoy!
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In this audio I run through some key anatomic landmarks that conveniently align with the lumbar and sacral vertebrae. These are very useful to remember and can be used a clinical shortcuts during a physical examination. Enjoy! One note: yes, the supracristal plane is often also described as aligning with the L4 spinous process as well as L3 - there is some variation with this depending on size and shape of the pelvis between people.
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In this audio I talk to you about the osteology of the humerus, radius and ulna bones. I run through the elbow and proximal radio-ulnar joints and then show you the key ligaments that support the elbow joint. Enjoy! Audio- Artisit: Ketsa; Title: Revealed; Link to licence: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/legalcode; No changes made.
In this video I show you the coracoacromial arch and demonstrate the structures that form it. I also talk about the contents that are inferior to the arch. Hope you enjoy. Audio by: Artisit: Ketsa; Title: Revealed; Link to licence: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/legalcode; No changes made.
Hi guys, in this quick pod I chat about the key cervical and thoracic vertebral levels that can make you life so much easy during physical assessment. Check out the YouTube video at this link for the full experience: https://youtu.be/5gMR5rMxVeM
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In this podcast I chat about the three different regions of the spine and talk about the primary movements that are available in each region. I also describe to you how facet orientation influences the movement at each region. Its a short one but is loaded with useful stuff, so enjoy!
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In this short recording I explain how to use the transpyloric, subcostal and transtubercular planes to find the kidneys on a plain x ray scan. These planes are useful to remember because they align with L1, L3 and L5 respectively and can be used to orientate yourself on scans and on physical assessments. Enjoy!
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Hi guys, this is an episode focussing on the real basics and foundations of anatomic terminology and orientation. It's adapted from a tutorial I gave last year to first year university students. Hope you learn something and enjoy!
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