I have listened to the episode 25,26 and 27 on the bones over and over again. They have helped me so much in that there’s a lot of material and not a whole lot of time to study. listening to the podcast help me to retain a large portion of the material. They helped me to remember shapes as well as food, analogies cheese and bread for spongy bone ,DME, Durable Medical Equipment . I really like that analogy for diaphysis, epiphysis and metaphysis I hear them in my head even when I’m not trying to. Great! Thank you so much .

In chapter 25, I learned the classification of each shape bone and I learn the different bones that fall in each bone shape. Like the patella bone is the only bone that is the sesamoid bone. Femur, humerus, phalanges are all long bones. Flats bones are the bones that make up the cranial.

Something that I learned on episode 25 is that we have a lot more long and flat bones make up 60% of the skeleton. Long bones have long shaft that has a dence dysphasia. With spongy bone in the inside we

In episode 25 I learned that the adult human skeletal has 206 bones and how there are 90 long bones and 36 flat bones. I also learned that flat bones have two parallel layers made up of compact bone and between them is spongy bone.

In this episode I learned there is both yellow and red bone marrow that each serve a different purpose. “Yellow symbolizes fat and contains stem cells that can become cartilage fat or bone cells. Red bone marrow is a source of healthy baby blood cells, people with certain types of blood cancer, like leukemia, benefit from people who donate their healthy bone marrow.

In episode 25, it talks about the bone structure. The difference between compact and spongy bone, the bone is basically like a sandwich. The bread is the compact and the cheese is the spongy bone. The ends of the bone is called diaphysis and epiphysis and where they meet is called the metaphysis.

Loved !! I learned they are also the major tissues in glands. Epithelial tissues have a variety of functions, including providing physical protection, controlling the permeability of the surface that they line, provide sensation, and produce specialized secretions depending on their location.

Thank you for this podcast. This episode was particularly helpful in reviewing chapter 1 for my first exam. I also enjoyed the background music and the end comment, “You crazy cocktail of atoms.”

I love this podcast, but the background music makes it hard for me to pay attention. I wish it wasn't so loud or catchy, it gets stuck in my head afterwards

Excellent supplementary study for mcat! Professor H. is a godsend. Her review has helped me solidify majority of the science I rolled my eyes at during undergrad and connects it to A&P in a palatable way. Her subtle humor is also some of the finest on the airwaves.

I enjoyed listening to chapter 16 because it was refresher with some new information thrown in there. 2 new things i learned today is skeletal muscle makes up 35 percent of our body weight which is interesting because muscle can make us weigh more. I also learned that skeletal muscle does not divide so it causes scar tissue. I wonder why is the smooth muscle able to divide but not the skeletal or cardiac muscle? Is it because of the striations?

In episode 16, there were three muscle that were listed. Smooth, cardiac and skeletal. After listing to this episode I had a better understanding about the muscles .

After listening to Ep.16 I still cannot believe how much work humans would have to do if our cardiac muscles were voluntary. It’s something that comes so natural yet I had no idea of the specifics behind it.

I love this show because even as someone with no need for this information who’s just wanting to learn stuff, it is incredibly entertaining and interesting. It is great to know all this stuff and I am thankful for the people who made this for taking the time to do some educating.

Best on the go review over A&P! You make learning on the go entertaining!! I 100% recommend anyone taking A&P listen to your podcasts

This podcast is helping me through nursing school. I am so grateful to educators who spend there time sharing knowledge with the world like this. Hope to have more episodes soon!

Happy to find this podcast. Thank you!

I like how these podcasts are short and to the point. Makes it especially helpful when reviewing final exam material cause it’s easy and not too time consuming to come back to the material. Something I didn’t know about bones is that there are two types of bone marrow, red and yellow and that the red healthy bone marrow is what can be donated to leukemia patients.

Listening to Episode 27 has helped me study! I am able to understand it easier! Thank you for making this podcast!

After listening to this podcast I understood and was able to memorized the 11 organ systems in the body. I also learned that they all need to work together to keep our bodies in homeostasis! Homeostasis is maintaining balance in our bodies, we need to always be in homeostasis for our bodies to function properly. Negative feed back is an amazing function our bodies can do to help us get back to being in homeostasis when we are get off balance! I learned what effect long term consumption of alcohol can have on our liver and how severe the outcome could be, I also learned that liver is the largest internal organ in our bodies

Very easy to follow and retain. It gets to the point with little or no filler which makes it more enjoyable and not another long task to complete. So far I’ve learned the levels of organization, not memorized but learned it and It’s because of her class and then the podcast to reinforce the information.

This podcast has helped me retain knowledge better! I listen to this podcast daily, especially before exams. It’s a good way to get basic knowledge about A&P. I’ve learned about the liver having to filter out alcohol, blood clotting, and the different types of epithelial tissue.

What I have learned from each episode Ep:2 our version of good feedback is negative feedback to keep our body’s going very cool!! Ep:10 MRNA is the messenger Ep: 11 Of our body’s aren’t perfect so the codon process can be disrupted. All in all these podcast are bomb quick refreshers!:)

I really loved this podcast, I learned about the negative feedback that we have more negative feedback than positive and I also learned about the enzyme and how produce energy . Karleny

Great podcast ,Very informative ! Learned many new things I did not know about blood clotting.

No joke, these podcasts prepared me for my anatomy exams better than my instructor did. I shared with the rest of my class!

Very informative and calming 10/10

Thank you Ms. Harris, for providing a clear and easy to follow podcast about Anatomy and Physiology.

I’m teaching a high school anatomy class for the first time ever. Your podcast is exactly what I needed. Thank you for helping a busy mom & teacher study. This has been the best resource! I’m considering assigning them to my students as well.

It’s very good at providing information, but the microphone needs a pop filter, and the background music is a bit much. Overall I really like it, it’s just sound issues.

I love this podcast. It’s very useful. I learn something every episode and it solidifies the concepts

10/10

Soft spoken, easily understood presentation. Sometimes the background music was a bit strong but good.

Amazing podcast! Definitely helps out and clears out any confusion. Thank you so much for this podcast Ms.Harris!(:

This is a good podcast to listen for any class, I listened to this everyday before class and at night before bed. 10/10 recommend

This podcast was greatly helpful and informational. Thank you so much for these podcasts Harris !!! :)

I really found this podcast helpful when I needed a bit of extra explanation. I loved it ! :)

Great podcast

I am taking a hybrid A&P 1 course as I work full time. It is challenging because there is just so much to remember as far as terminology, then understanding how everything interconnects while trying to keep all the terminology straight. This podcast has been a lifesaver for me. I have a long commute to work and can listen over and over again, which helps me tremendously. This Professor has a voice that is easy to listen to. Her explanations are clear and easy to follow. I am anxious for new additions to the playlist. Thank you for these!

Great help !

I love this podcast honestly because it comes from a great professor, but also because the way she explains things really helps me to understand. And since of course it’s a podcast, I can listen when I’m doing other things and still let the information sink in.

Love this podcast❤️

Very helpful and informative!

Love love love this podcast! Short and sweet and very helpful

I loved how easy it was to access and listen to the lessons!!

Ms. Harris is always so helpful, love listening to her detailed podcasts for some extra studying. ❤️

I love this podcast, the episodes are long enough to cover the topic, but not too long, so you don’t feel overwhelmed. It is very helpful, it doesn’t matter what are you majoring in, anyone can find something interesting and helpful!

super great information in bite sized takes that really help you understand the world of anatomy and physiology

Love it ❤️❤️

I love this podcast!