The Noted Anatomist
Dr. Morton teaches anatomy to health professional students (medical, dental, PA, PT and OT). Channel contains a collection of his tutorials. Please feel free to show your support by subscribing “TheNotedAnatomist”,by liking and sharing the videos that are helpful. Dr. Morton does his best to answer questions posted in the video comments (please be patient if teaching and research responsibilities prevent him from responding immediately).
Disclaimer. Dr. Morton is not a physician and therefore, cannot dispense medical advice about an individual's medical problems. The video tutorials are for educational purposes only and not meant to diagnose or treat disease. Please consult a health care professional for any clinical conditions.Reference to the University of Utah in some of the initial videos indicate Dr. Morton’s academic affiliation and does not imply that the videos are endorsed or owned by the institution.
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Journey of a RBC through the Heart #anatomy #heart #thenotedanatomist #heartanatomy #usmlestep1
The Lungs: Lobes, Surfaces and Clinical Notes. #anatomy, #medstudent, #lung, #respiratorysystem
Neuroanatomy Terminology Explained: Neuroanatomy Basics for Medical Students
Anatomy of Heart Chambers
Topography of Coronary arteries
The Pleura: Layers, Recesses, and Clinical Correlates. USMLE Step 1 Review.
Tonicity and Fluid compartments #anatomy #osmolarity #physiology #solutions
ECG's and Action Potentials #anatomy #heart #ecg
Heart muscle AP, ECC and Tension #heart #anatomy #physiology
Excitation-Contraction Coupling in Heart muscle cells #anatomy #physiology #heart #calcium
Action Potential: Contractile cardiac muscle cells #heart #physiology #actionpotential
Action Potential: SA nodal cells #heart #physiology #actionpotential
A Little Review of Heart Electrophysiology #anatomy #physiology #heart #electrophysiology #ions
Two Types of Heart Muscle Cells
Anatomy of CT scans: Abdomen
Dr. Morton demonstrating The Noted Anatomist Website
Relaunch of The Noted Anatomist website
Pterygopalatine fossa
The Cardiac Cycle
Long sensory pathways
Origins and Insertions
Bones of the Foot
Tibia and Fibula
Femur
Pelvis Osteology (Os coxa)
Voltage gated Na channels
Resting membrane potential
Body fluid compartments
Membrane transport
Osmosis