If you follow my other channel, you'll know I've been much more active on there, creating videos about the history of medicine. I'm really proud of this recent deep dive into the origins of germ theory. Check it out!
New video on my Medical History channel. Come on over and learn about the Four Humors!
Hey new students! I have a second channel where I tell stories from the history of medicine. I think you'll like my most recent one about the history of phrenology.
If you're a HIGH SCHOOL anatomy student or teacher, I could use your help. Send a copy of your syllabus's topic list / schedule to patkellyteaches@gmail.com. It doesn't matter if it's semester or year long, Honors or Regular, I want to gather a diverse set of curricula and see what y'all are learning in the classroom! Thanks for your help!
This summer I'm working on the long awaited nerve series (how to remember every nerve in the body). I took your collective feedback from the muscle series: I'll go more in depth and allow time for the information to sink in, but what else? What information would you like in each video?
If you've dissected a human cadaver before, did you give it a name? I'm curious!
I’m have a Tiktok now! You’ll find medical history short content there while longer history vids will still live on my second channel (@PatKellyTeaches). You’ll still find anatomy and physiology videos here on Corporis!
Which should be my next Mega Series? How to remember every:
Wanted to share one of my second-channel videos with you today. All about vaccine development during the 1918 flu pandemic.
Who do you think is more likely to tear their ACL? Why?
Videos about anatomy, physiology, and health sciences.
Nothing I say should be used as medical advice or opinion. This is for fun and entertainment.
MS in Exercise Physiology
BS in Athletic Training