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Jill Beavers-Kirby has gathered vast experience in the medical field and is currently working full-time with adults who have lymphoma and leukaemia. She teaches part-time, too.
Jill Beavers-Kirby received an ADN from Wytheville Community College in Wytheville, VA. Moreover, she received a BSN Online from the University of Phoenix, a Master of Science Acute Care Nurse Practitioner from Wright State University and a Doctorate of Nursing Practice from the Ohio State University in 2011.
Dr. Alpert is Professor of Medicine in the Department of Medicine and Director of Coronary Care and Medical Director of Cardiac Rehabilitation at the University of Arizona (UA) College of Medicine, Tucson, United States.
Before joining the UA, he worked at the University of Massachusetts in Worcester as Professor of Medicine, Director of the Division of Cardiovascular Medicine, and Vice Chairman of Medicine. From 1992 – 2006 he was also Chairman of the Department of Medicine at the UA College of Medicine.
Prof. Paul Moss is Professor of Haematology and Head of the School of Cancer Sciences at the University of Birmingham.
He studied Medical Sciences at the University of Cambridge and later on was a fellow of the Royal College of Pathologists.
Professor Moss makes substantial contributions to teaching at many levels, both within the University of Birmingham and beyond.
His research is primarily focused on Cancer Cell Biology, Clinical Trials and Tumour Immunology.
Dr. Craig Canby is Professor of Anatomy at Des Moines University in Iowa. He studied Biology and Chemistry at the Iowa Wesleyan College and later got his Ph.D. in Anatomy at the University of Iowa.
Canby has received many awards and honors for his work including the DPT Class of 2008 Teaching Excellence Award and the Award Hancher Finkbine Medallion.
His research is especially focused on anatomical variations and technology-enabled student learning.
Professor Jeremy Brown is a clinician scientist with an interest in respiratory infection. He studied medicine in London, graduating with honors, and continued his postgraduate medical training in a variety of London hospitals.
He completed his PhD in molecular microbiology in 1999 and obtained a prestigious Welcome Advanced Research Fellowship for further scientific training at the University of Adelaide.
His research is mainly focused on respiratory complications of haematological disease and stem cell transplantation.
His educational and scientific experience enables him to teach students and professionals about respiratory medicine.
Dr. Brian Warriner has been an active clinician and teacher in the UBC Faculty of Medicine and has published in the anesthesia and medical literature. He received his MD from UBC and – in 2009 – the Canadian Anesthesiologists’ Society Clinical Practitioner Award. Additionally, he was the Head of the UBC Department of Anesthesia from January 2002 until 2005 and the merged Department of Anesthesiology, Pharmacology and Therapeutics, UBC Faculty of Medicine.
He has traveled to Uganda in the last 5 years, volunteering and helping in the operating room at Mulago Hospital and with the medical teaching at Makerere University. Currently he operates as a health system accreditor/surveyor for Accreditation Canada.
Dr. Warriner’s research has been focused on the use of blood substitutes in surgical patients, the value of pre-operative beta blockers, the reversal of muscle relaxants and the prevention of post-operative nausea and vomiting.
Dr. Adam Le Gresley is Associate Professor in the department of Pharmacy and Chemistry at Kingston University London.
Le Gresley was awarded his PhD in supramolecular organic chemistry by the University of Surrey in 2004 and carried out his postdoctoral research on photolabile compounds at Drexel College of Medicine in Philadelphia, USA, funded by the NIH.
He was appointed to the Faculty of Science at Kingston University in 2009, where he has been teaching on U/G and P/G courses within chemistry, pharmacy and the biological sciences for the last 6 years. In addition to teaching, Le Gresley maintains a small research group, funded by a number of industrial partners including GlaxoSMithKline with interests in NMR metabolomics, the synthesis of new in vitro diagnostic probes for problem pathogens and novel Rab7 inhibitors for the treatment of diabetes.
He is a regular reviewer for a number of peer-reviewed journals and has contributed to the development of courses across the faculty. Le Gresley was promoted to Senior Lecturer in 2011 and subsequently to Associate Professor in Organic and Medicinal Chemistry in 2013.
Dr. James Pickering did his Ph.D. at the University of Leeds where he currently works as Associate Professor in Anatomy. He has made various publications on the human anatomy, such as "Access Anatomy: Abdomen", and is heavily involved in the delivery of anatomy teaching to medical, dental and intercalating students.
He regularly uses various modern learning tools to a great extent and was therefore rewarded as "The Most Innovative Teacher of the Year 2014" and "Learning Technologist of the Year 2014" by the Association of Learning Technologists. Additionally, he also received the "University of Leeds Teaching Award".
Amongst others, he currently researches contemporary methods of learning, e. g. the use of blended learning resources on student engagement and assessment, or the screencast as a method of consolidation as well as revision.
Jessica Reuter has gathered experience in several areas of nursing, including telemetry, cardiac step-down, diabetes, perioperative as well as nursing education. She works as a clinical instructor for senior nursing students transitioning into professional practice and is an educator in the RN-BSN online program as well as coordinator of the operating room elective at The Ohio State University College of Nursing.
She is associated with the faculty at The Ohio State University, received the BSN from Kent State University and the MSN in Nursing Administration from Otterbein University.
Kristine Pfendt, R.N., M.S.N. is an associate professor and has been awarded tenure status at Northern Kentucky University. She has been in nursing education since 1978 and was a tenured instructor at the College of DuPage in Illinois prior to moving to the northern Kentucky area in 1984.
She has also worked at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center as an education specialist during her career. Kristine Pfendt holds a masters of science degree in medical surgical nursing from Northern Illinois University.
She is currently the Director of the Nurse Advocacy Center for the Underserved at N.K.U . the coordinator of continuing education for nursing, and the chairperson of the Reappointment, Promotion and Tenure Committee for the Department of Nursing in addition to her other responsibilities.
Joanna Jackson is a Medical Compliance Manager who works as an independet contractor. She is responsible for for federal, state and local regulations for clinics. She amongst other things develops and implements policies that conform to current standards of nursing.
In the past Jackson has worked as Clinical Manager in the Psychiatry and as a Regional Nursing Supervisor.
After completing her studies at Miami Valley Career Technology Center, where she was an Honor Roll student, she was a finalist in the Health Knowledge Bowl Regional Contest.
Diana Shenefield works at the Assistant Nursing Faculty at the Huntington University in Indiana. Her work includes teaching fundamental skills in nursing, pathophysiology and pharmacology.
She has got a PhD in Nursing Education which she got in 2012 at the Capella University in Minnesota.
Shenefield can look back on years of experience in the medical care sector.
She is also a member of certain nursing associations like the National League of Nurses and the American Association of Critical Care Nurses.
Anne Vanderputten works as a Clinical Manager at the University of Cincinnati Medical Center in Ohio since 1994.
Before that, she has worked at several other medical centers and has been part of medical committees. Twelve years’ experience as house supervisor in a trauma center and thirteen years of experience as a registered nurse in the acute care setting enable her to pass on quality knowledge to nursing and medical care students.
After completing her Associate of Science in Nursing in 1986, she also received her Bachelor of Science in Nursing in 2013. Anne Vanderputten has also obtained many certifications such as the FEMA, the ACLS and the EKG Interpretation Certificate.
Dr. Tarry Ahuja is currently a senior medical real-world evidence scientist for a major pharmaceutical company for Europe and Canada and is a lecturer at Carleton University teaching “Biological Foundations of Addictions” and “Health Psychology”.
He graduated with a PhD in Neuroscience with a specialty in electrophysiology and pharmacology from Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada.
He has worked for over 10 years in the hospital setting in sleep disorders clinic working with patients and trying to better understand sleep patterns and sleep disorders. Additional, he has done over 10 years of clinical research in the areas of Alzheimer’s, stroke and ischemia with the National Research Council of Canada.
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The content but also the Professor Vincent Racaniello, he is convincing , spacing and detailing what is needed to be captured.
Wonderful lectures! Thanks so much for the opportunity to learn the basics in an accelerated format! Excellent coverage of the most poignant and interrelated concepts of the upper limb anatomy!! :)
i liked the details and visualization. should have been there more mobility in the slides tho.
It is a super complete course, I think the only thing missing is to do an exercise at the end of the class in my opinion they help the students a lot.
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Wonderful lectures! Thanks so much for the opportunity to learn the basics in an accelerated format! Excellent coverage of the most poignant and interrelated concepts of the upper limb anatomy!! :)
i liked the details and visualization. should have been there more mobility in the slides tho.
It is a super complete course, I think the only thing missing is to do an exercise at the end of the class in my opinion they help the students a lot.
Superb content delivery. Easy to follow and understand. Great job Thad
It is clear and well structured. Especially the pathways are now clear to me.
I chose this rating because you deserve it! Thank you, everything is great!
Good and clear lecture! If you need to get an overview of the CSF, works well
Need to explain better as it is very complicated and confuses us even more than we were before
She don't have a clear voice , look like she doesn't trust what she says
The lecture was brief, insightful and nice. I learnt abdomen the first time here.
Nice course very complete in every sense, I like it, keep like that.
An outstanding teacher. Clear, succinct, well organized! What a teacher should be.
Good clear explanation of all the small muscles in the hand.
Images are small and kindly make the curser bigger and point out to proper location of interest. Otherwise excellent explanation.
I think that anatomy courses miss the cadaver oriented pictures and lectures
This video is not very clear. Not sure how useful/necessary it is.
Thank you so much, I was waiting for a video as clear as this one! Great explanation!
i like the videos very much because of the clear presentations
Love the lectures and reviews and quizzes and the fact that you can repeat for more clarification.
Amazing teacher, straight to the point, clear way of explaining.
The explanation was quite detailed without leaving the basics. Good illustrations as well.
Nice video, would appreciate bigger images to observe surface landmarks clearly, thanks!
Awesome overview! Thank you! Particularly liked the gluten example. Also graphics were good - will stick in my brain longer.
Lesson was so fast and not understandable .Lecturer should have gone from easy points to harder points.She could not make it easier this topic for me .She did not use her hand at all during the lesson.This is so lazy way for giving a lesson and unproffesional.
Hello. I just want to share my thought on this lecture series. These lecture series are so excellent that as a student we have the capacity to control the phase of the video, and secondly doctor Thad Wilson explain this concepts so clearly that I find it very useful along side my course in MBBS. I like the Thad Wilson teaches. He is a great teacher. The content of the slides a also excellent because students can easily follow the short best outline. Thank you doctor Thad Wilson, and the lecturio staffs for the this help.
Every concept is not fully clear, the teacher doesn't go with mechanisms, even he doesn't use a mouse for determining about what on screen he's takin' about. For medical students.
Clarification on points and made it easy to follow through
it is self explanatory and so understandable , i like this a lot
Great! The lecture is very straight forward and easy to understand.
The concepts are explained very well. ???? even better than the way my professors explain. Thank you very much!
Very good, short and concise lectures. Helped me very much
I dont know if its the diagram or what the doctor is saying but i just cant understand the MAP kinase and the GEF and everything else afterwards
Simple and clear explanations with great slides - I was able to digest this easily, thank you!
It is concise and understandably summarises all the content. Thank you!
better way of making it very interesting,short lectures. easily understable
Head and neck anatomy is presented concisely, very helpful and clear, easy to understand and remember.
Concepts are well explained .. I’ve learned more on lecturio than my class lectures
Thank you for this lecture! It helps me to get better understanding about the topic
In general, I find the lectures provided in Lecture to be of exceptional quality. This one is not only below that standard, but, for me, it fails entirely as an instructive tool especially in regard to the discussion around the first figure. Basic principles to convey information are missing, and when combined together make for a frustrating experience where little to no information is really conveyed. 1. The labels are indicated only as the lecturer speaks. The slide never shows the labels at one time only. (I understand the lecturer wishes to flag the information he is talking about. This could just as easily been done with a figure that shows all of the labels but uses color or boldness to draw our attention to the item under discussion. Better yet, in lieu of highlighting the label, highlighting the actual anatomical item is even more effective). 2. The labels are not adjacent to each other so that the reader looses a visual relation. This is a circular structure with consistent layering, yet the labels jump from side to side for no reason. This is not only distracting but prevents us viewers from easily following the structure along with the discussion. 3. There is no rhyme or reason to the coloring. Connective tissue and muscle are both pink and yellow. This makes it impossible for the viewer to quickly appreciate the structures. Frankly, from this lecture, I have no clue what is where in terms of the layer of the esophagus and the location of each plexus. I ask each of you at Lecturio who are reading this review to see if you are able to grasp this information after reviewing this lecture. In addition to fixing this lecture, it is my hope to hear from Lecturio as to whether the company has in place an editorial team to ensure that basic principals to successfully convey information, as has been done in this lecture, are never missed. After all, we students are paying for a professional service to help educate us, not waste our time. Thank you for your consideration.
Explica las cosas super simples y puntuales, se memoriza rapido de esa manera
Enjoyed it very much. I can't put it down! I'm a pulmonologist and want to get a feel of what anesthesiologists do.
Great, I loved the slides and how he explained them! I'm happy to take this lecture
It contains the keypoints. Neuroanatomy is hard because it´s specific and has lots of terms. Dr. Craig is making them simple and understandable!
she reads from her notes too much, strikes me as someone who does not have a firm grasp on what she is teaching.
It is really clear . I got it interesting and worth following.
These videos really helped me during my anatomy lab I’ve noticed that the lectures and the focus points correlate to what Lecturio provides!
Thad Wilson was amazing and explained things in such an easy way!! Love his enthusiasm and his subtle humour ????
Very clear and succinct. May have gone a bit too fast, but that's always manageable
Really clear explanation, not bulky yet almost exhaustive. I wish there were an accompanying atlas, I mean real disection showing the discussed content. I think it's really important for better grasp of the concept. Thanks, Aron Okwir, Uganda.
Clear and concise! It linked to my knowledge of addiction and reinforced my understanding. I particularly enjoyed the breakdown of addiction into physical and psychological dependence
Everything was explained in detail ,but if there was a patient for physical exam it would have been so much better
The lectures are very good, but the speaker is a little confusing sometimes despite trying to repeat himself and use sometimes a language that sounds too simplistic
Amazing explanation , nice voice , straight to the point, I like it very much
I read Davidson textbook , but this doctor explains everything better than how it is explained in Davidson . But I wish there were real images of patients in the lecture , and images of phlegm for example not only description .
This lecture was great! I could understand what the professor was explaining and I understood it pretty well.
Excellent overview. The clinical considerations were also very beneficial. Thank you Dr Canby.
I recommend include the cc out of slides screen, the letters do not allow to watch the information
Excellent able to differentiate between upper and lower respiratory system
It help me to go forward and to track my progress
I did like this course but in some cases, I wish the images were larger as I had to keep referring back to my netter because the ones shown were not clear enough. I also wish that the professor show the movements when talking about what action each muscle does, whether through a picture or just simply showing them himself.
I didnt understand it the first time I watched it, but after studying the textbook and watching it again, everything made so much sense. Having a better understanding in physics and ?pressure in the respiratory system also helps. That was truly a high yield lecture, but it's best if you watch it after doing some reading in your textbooks.
Great video, however images where too small to follow along and actually understand what he is saying, if these images where larger the class would have been absolutely clear and understandable. Thank you!
Great content. Great performance, I would only change the speed of his speech..., a little bit fast to me. Everything else perfect!
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Great review of the lumbar, sacral and coccygeal vertebrae. Thank you very much!
Basic topics which i had difficulties in understanding has been well explained and now I have fixed the knowledge :) Suggestion: it's hard to cover the extremely fast growing biotechnology topic but I guess "omics" would be good to add
Loved the organization and the way he explained the material.
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Very precise and short not too lengthy! Very good explanations
I like the way you explained how this signaling process work
It is really concise. He did a good job pointed out the importance of Aquaporin-2 in the body (specially in the kidney) and why we should care.
I really liked it and enjoyed Dr Cornwall'ss explanation. The only issue was that the video slowed at some point.
Despite the mishaps, I thought the information was understandable. Especially the ending when she connected Trp and Lac operons with repressible and inducible.
The lecture was great, I would appreciate if there is highlighting of the specific structures mentioned in the video. An arrow pointing to the structure sometimes does not suffice. Thank you very much!
I would like to go deeper into each topic or to recommend additional reading at the end of the class.
Excellent, really grateful doc! Hope to meet you in real life when i am a real doctor
great lecture , precisely and simply explained BUT a bit clinical should be added along with the osteology
He is a good teaching, his style of teaching is great.
Love the way Dr. Craig explains everything all along the thoracic related subjects.
Well Dr. James gave a nice explanations on Pelvis but I wasn't able to supplement the lecture with enough clarity on different spaces/fossa within the pelvis and I found the set of questions after lecture were from the subsequent lecture not the lecture viewed.
i like how he explained topic and also answered the questions
perfect explanation!!! Professor Brian shows a lot of experince in those lecture! congratulations
Very good platform for medicos and doctors and professonals also
I saw many times the video, take notes but I don't understand at all this video; think is some confusing :(
Hi I appretiate her lectures about biochemistry, l hope the following lectures would offer me more interesting information.
This lecture has solved all my problems about spinal cord.
it is very clear, precise, clinical oriented. Also the exposure of the subject is very high quality.
Excellent, clear, interesting and informative presentation which facilitates comprehension and memory of essential material.
i appreciated how the lecturer helped me visualized the broad ligament by comparing it to a sheet. i also like how he emphasizes important points by repeating them
I liked it because he explained all very interesting and detailed
lecturer is breathing heavily that is kind of distracting. I don't know if it is because she is wearing the mic very close. lessons were nice tho.
I really like how you explain the concepts, I realized though that on some slides, there are too long sentences. Sometimes I don't really read them because I need to focus on what you say. It would be great if less words would be on the slides but in a way that is still informative. But all in all, I'm enjoying the course a lot and you did a way better job explaining the concept of shells and orbitals, than my chemistry professor did. Thanks a lot.
I am in my first semester of Bachelor of Science in Biomedicine in Switzerland and the courses are helping me a lot. I can watch your videos after a whole day of studying and I am always having fun! I get a great overview and know what the most important concepts are. I also have no issues remembering what I learn here. Thanks a lot! I learn new things while answering the quiz questions as well, they are smartly structured and help a lot as well.
He doesn't explain enough the pyramidal tracts and the extrapyramidal tracts.
Great visuals and expert instruction that included all pertinent information.
Love your lectures, Professor. It is helping me a lot reviewing Biology as It's been years since my basic science years.
Good clinical relevance and good explanation of their course and source. Very complete and short.
Great easy to digest lectures that provide highly relevant understanding of each topic. Totally worth it!
good, organized , very informative. first time to study anatomy and find it very helpful and gain a lot of information
this is a good lecture i really understand a lot of thing i haven't know before tysm
Although the whole course (and actually the whole of Lecturio) is absolutely wonderful, I enjoyed this lecture with Dr. Cornwall so thoroughly, that it felt like time was passing by rapidly! Before I knew it, the lecture was over and I had learned so much! Dr. Cornwall has a way of explaining things that makes you understand is the matter longterm and makes you curious to look deeper into it. Thank you very much for everything! Eileen Dara Greetings from Belgium
Excellent course. Clear explanations, precise details, very illustrative . If anyone wants to learn anatomy must learn wit proffessor Pickering
Very effective way to learn the most important topic to prepare for board exam . The instructors are clear and good in their explanation for difficult topic . I will recommend it to any one who willing to pass board exam.
simply explained so well understood, very well done. lots of info but concise
Buetiful app for refreshing the course quickly. I would recommend it to all my colleagues
I select leturio because its teaching method is very awesome knowledge base Usmle type based
one of the short and precise explanation ever keep doing the best work LECTURIO
Me gusta mucho el contenido que he recibido por parte de este curso, porque la información me parece clara y precisa. Además me agradan los ejemplos que se usan para el tema.
I like it because it's easy to use and qualified one
Everything is very clear and well-structured. I love it. I would absolutely recommend it to anyone else studying medicine.
The best lecturio lesson of nervous system and brain ever!
terrible again... not even written what kind of joint it is!!
it is completely useless. no bursae even mentioned! there is no description of any of the things mentioned. Very disappointing, the joint in general are not well described
Great summaries. The professor was able to learn and concisely explain all topics at hand.
I like it becauser it was very helpful & simple .. I like the translate sevice it so helpful as well. Thanks a lot lecturio
Well understand his lecture, and He is talking slowly and patiently.
It was good, clear with good anatomic pictures, i like it
Los vídeos resumen muy bien la información lo cual hace que la información sea muy fácil de entender y como los vídeos van en serie lo hace mucho mejor.
Great concise videos covering salient points in biotech. Most of material is well presented though some concepts I've had to supplement with other sources to fully understand. Overall, great useful series. Thank-you Dr. Cornwall!
Very concise and high yield and quiz after each video was great!
nice explanation for complicated topic like peritoneum and it is subdivisions . first time i get it all thank you
Very very easy and limpid discussion for not only medical students but also for all biological faculty students. Thank you dear sir, Thad Wilson, PhD
Excelent teacher. Clear and precise with an according order to avoid missing anything.
It is a good introduction for the following classes. It's not confusing, but more information could be added
Liked it too much as it's so easy to understand ????...but cannot afford premium ????
amazing and well-thought lecture. explains extremely long pages of gray's anatomy within minutes. it is so much easier to read anatomy and go through studying it and memorizing instead of taking precious time to understand what the author wanted to say...
Professor Pickering is amazing. The way he explains every structure he is talking about is incredible and makes us truly learn and feel immersed in the lecture.
great lecturer. I enjoy listening to him. He is brilliant and calm.
superb lectures with transcript, 3d models and as many study resources.
Excellent coverage of topics with enough detail and relevance to enhance knowledge without sacrificing being practical and easy to absorb.
Dr. Cornwall is awesome! Her lecture are clear and concise. She makes the material so much more digestible.
Dr. Cornwall is fantastic! The biotechnology series helped me SO MUCH going into lecture.
She keeps it short and simple. Great work in this video. It's great prep before going into a lecture!
its easy to understand but somethings are a little confusing because of the speed
A good overview of the topic that in my opinion covers the main ideas regarding the basal ganglia along with a good clinical correlation.
For those begginer students, its a good and quick way to learn about the mediastinal areas.
I very much like the style of presentation and explanations,,I WOULD RECOMMEND IT TO all interested in studying medicine,it’s a gem of knowledge.
Very informative, high yield and easy to understand whether you’re learning it for the first time or just reviewing
good lecture, like the breakdown of structures and in relation to other ones.
Dr. Pickering has made this so easy to digest, understand and imagine. Have been struggling for days on this topic as well as lower limbs in general.
This lecture series is quite informative and helpful. The instructor is good at breaking down complicated psychology and sociology concepts, especially for those of us with limited neurological sciences, psychology, and sociology background. He is animated and very well informed and good at explaining the concepts and practical applications in clinical and research settings.
Quite an informative lecture. Helpful in breaking down complex concepts.
This lecture series is quite informative and helpful. Maybe due to different learning styles is why some students don't see it fit; however, I find it quite helpful in both refreshing minds in prior learnt concepts, preparing for classes, and studying the MCAT as a non-trad. It makes you want to further seek more information and learn about the application of the concepts, rather than simply memorising formulas or synthesis steps. Give it a try, you would learn alot about simplifications of complicated concepts. I especially enjoyed the organic chemistry lectures and the explanations about medical and organic chemistry. A bit of prior knowledge could be beneficial, but it isn't a necessity.
Excellent course about upper limb anatomy, taught by an excellent professor
It was a great lecture, high-yield indeed. But i hope there will be more detailed downloadable notes provided next time not just in PPT form so it will be easier to review.
Very helpful. I think it will be better with more clinical case.
Very good presentation, clear slides but I am a non native english person, Dr Tarry's speaking to fast.
I have enjoyed hearing these videos, the explanation which have been offered looking for me very interesting to walking through on view to understanding it.
because the lecture is short and brief it is also not time consuming
I really liked the lectures and really thankful to y'all. It would be so much better if y'all show some real bones too...Anyways these lessons really helped me a lot :)
I had a course in neurophysiology a few years ago. This course in neurophysiology is an excellent reminder, and it is not as deep as the course I had (good thing).
This course is presented in a very simple format that help you to understand the concepts. They utilize short videos that make it easier to digest the information. Also, they have a short quiz after the majority of the videos to help you see if you are getting the information. Very useful. This course is helping me a lot reviewing the information for my GI tract exam. Thanks!
it was great.the pacing of the lecturer was okay it gives me time to imagine the structures since this is anatomy (pure memorization).Thank you
wonderful explanation about bone structure and the need of light bone to make it easy to move
Le he dado 5 estrellas a esta conferencia porque es una conferencia que realmente se lo merece, explica muy bien el tema y he aprendido bastante acerca de este tema muchas gracias profesor
the course lectures were wealthy in information although they are short which made me interested in completing the course
Dr. Craig Canby has been very, very helpfil in aiding me with Neuroanatomy! Cheers! Thank you for your hard work!
V less details as compared to the need of entrance exam
the tone of voice and eye contact good just like in a classroom
Many Of The Topics Are Not Covered For Example Osteology Of Bones Of Skull Cranium And Viscerocranium Too Arteries Anatomy of Eye,Ear And Tongue And So On
Excellent clear presentation and distillation of essential principles and details in neurophysiology of multiple highly complex systems.
I rate it cause I found it good and helpful. I liked it very much because the x- ray explanation its very helpful for me .
The cerebral cortex is very well illustrated with succinct descriptions of the lobes and the vital areas of the diencephalic components are explained to my satisfaction,the neural circuitry is appreciated.
great explanations making it very easy to understand...like it
Very good informative simple clear direct to the point contain everything
This course helps me broaden my knowledge and I can put what I have learned into practice right after learning this lecture! Easy to grasp the ideas of the course!
Anatomy lectures are very well explained and hence I am delighted and very appreciative,the diagrams are very clear.
The course was concise and easy to understand with a wide range of illustrations and examples. This made learning extremely fun and easy
The teacher is excellent, straight to the point and very engaging, yet professional. And most importantly, the syllabus follows the MCAT AAMC outline to the T! It takes away the stress of having to worry that you miss a topic. It’s better than Khan Academy P/S in my opinion. And their P/S covers absolutely everything you need for the MCAT. No more, no less! I wish all lecturios MCAT subjects were designed that way. Their P/S is definitely one the best out there for the MCAT!!
It's more interesting and more easy to understand the concepts
Hi Good lectures, the explanation was quite clear and interesting that gives satisfaction.
I like a lot the examples of each type of muscle fiber
TOO SIMPLIFIED AND IT SEEMS LIKE THE LECTURER WASN'T WELL-PREPARED FOR THE LECTURE KEEP SAYING NONSENSICAL WORDS. I AM REALLY FURIOUS AND FRUSTRATED LISTENING TO HER LECTURE.
Me agrada como explica las cosas la Dra, creo que lo hace que sea entendible de forma sencilla para cualquiera
Found this video very helpful. I finally understand how these lesions affect our vision. Thanks
He is the best teacher I've ever had, thank you Thad Wilson for all. Definitely I recommend this course.
Me gustan las imágenes que usan para explicar. Me gustaría que hubiera arrancado con compartimientos líquidos del cuerpo y luego el resto.
The stuff it covered was done well. was some stuff missing but can't cover everything!
it broadened my literary horizons! The concentrated course is about the cerebral cortex playing an integral part in our body!
If you are going to go into haemorrhages and this is Anatomy the different layers of the meninges should at least be mentioned.
Most of the topics are explained well. Although there are still many topics which needed to have more content and the overall integration of all the brain structures and functions is lacking.
Content is good and is taught well. However, i'd love it if the professor had put more efforts in explaining certain topics.
The lecturer speaks clearly and is engaging. The material is presented quite well - in a logical manner. I feel the material could go in a bit more depth (but perhaps later lectures will). I would probably give this series 5 stars, however, I'm currently studying for the USMLE, and I feel half or more of the review questions are extremely low-yield. For example, there are questions about which section of a plant does a specific fungus infect. That's okay to test understanding of the lecture material presented, but I don't want to have that type of question included in my "Spaced Repetition" for memorization. It's a real waste of my limited time and brain space. Please ither remove the low-yield questions, or perhaps a better (and faster) option would be to add an option to turn off the "dumb" questions.
La Dra explica muy bien y de manera sencilla, algo que me gustó mucho son las analogías que utiliza para dejar claras las cosas, creo que eso lo facilita
Love all the videos. I'm able to grasp the concepts and moreover scoring well in my exams too
I belive she is very clear and resume complicated topics nicely.
Excellent lecture all concepts very succint and co-ordination activity of contractions are appreciated very much and the magnitude of gi secretions enlighted
Very well explained and great quiz questions to verify your knowledge
I liked the course wholly and i would recommend it for my friends
Thank you doctor Wilson, you made understanding this topic very simple. As a fact, I understood better from this lecture than the teacher who gives physiology in my college.
Dr Pickering is an excellent lecturer who makes anatomy interesting and memorable despite the number of details presented.
Excellent clear concepts wisdom distilled.well explained to the point.
It really explains the movement really well. step by step of each joint
I rate this as five stars .Help me alot as starting new anatomy topics.Highly recommended to new students
This course in general is very well explained, but this conference has really been very clear for my understanding of this subject. Thanks Dr. Wilson!
EXCELENT never quite understood these concepts until I saw this amazing video! -Sofia from Mexico
This course was quite information, presented by a professor with a vast knowledge of subject matter and the linguistic ability to express such an understanding coherently and with enthusiasm. As a result, I would feel thoroughly comfortable suggesting this series of Micro-lectures to anyone interested in preparing for the Psychology and Sociology sub-section of the Medical College Admission Test. Furthermore, this resource is very helpful as a basis for understanding Psychology and Sociology - With that said, do not depend on this resource as your only means to education reference for the subsection Psych/Soc on the official MCAT.
I suppose it depends on your learning style. That is, most of the medical students I've spoken to, appreciate concise and coherent lectures - Unfortunately, in my personal opinion, this micro-lecture lacked the fundamental high concentration of information that most of us are looking for - to take notes, and practice the spaced repetition model. Instead, her speaking pace, and vocal expression are slightly too fast and the way in which she attempts to outline a basic idea isn't linear in nature which leads the viewer wanting to know more, while simultaneously trying to ignore the off-topic rants. Note: Clearly, she's qualified to teach - however, valid of a point that may be, doesn't mean she has the practical communication skills to do so. Therefore, this is not a question of intelligence, rather - communication and linguistic expression. There will certainly people who prefer this method, I however, can not recommend.
I had many doubts but with the lection, I improved much better
To me he is the best chemistry teacher,till date.His lectures clarifies all my doubts.Thank you so much sir..
When I attended this class at my university it was a real headache. Thanks to this lecture I was able to clearly understand these concepts about insulin.
Great thanks to Professor Wilson. The notions in renal physiology were explained way better than anyone else?
I like professor Thad's lectures. He explains a little bit slow but is great because for non-english native speakers is good for understand the main concept of the lecture
The lectures seem to cover all the necessary contents, but it’s often difficult to understand the topic until I go over the video again for several times.
Why does this lecture start with a reference to something else if it is an Introduction?
Nice course, efficiently taught with good amounts of information and made easy for us by the Professor
The lecture was simple. However, way too concise. Not all tracts covered and levels could have being discussed a little more. But my basics got clear.Can use as a reference to study spinal cord in depth
This lecture clearly points out the differences between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells in protein synthesis. It would be helpful for those who wish to briefly know how proteins are formed in each type of cell.
Concise and aimed explanation contributes to an interactive lecture which makes learning enjoyable.
It is a good explanation for a complex topic, with only the most important
Good stuff Good stuff Good stuff Good stuff Good stuff Good stuff
this is such an amazing, succinct playlist which is really exclusive and pretty different from what I have learnt in my university
I've previously used the Grey's student to learn about the pelvis and perineum. Despite all the information provided I was unable to visualize and understand the placement of structures. This video explains and shows very clearly the relationship of the muscles and organs in the pelvis with the perineum. Another amazing lecture.
Great lecture! straight to the point and extremely informative. thank you so much for so many amazing teachers.
good explanation of the components in the facial nerve. Thanks
I spent weeks reading and trying to understand from the books but these lectures made it so easy to understand, I also love the fact that it keeps on asking questions so you can remember them. Thank you so much for these lectures, I love them.
Manifold information was expressed pretty clearly, making me grasp almost the necessary knowledge of Intracranial hemorrhage.
Excellent summary of the anatomy, broken down into logical, easy to digest pieces. The questions where well spaced and relevant, providing good consolidation of key points.
complicated topic but I think I got it, though the Tyrosine kinase itself is a bit complex
I like the format - the lectures are "short and sweet". The lecturer is reasonable easy to listen to. Perhaps it is just because this is a foundation course, but it does feel this material may not be in-depth enough for USMLE step 1. (Or perhaps because it's re-used for non-USMLE students?). The questions are just "okay". There are a few errors, and a couple questions could be worded better. It also seems that some of these questions are testing material that seems only marginally important, and may not be very "high-yield". I wish there was an option to flag review questions to not be included in the "spaced repetition". The "spaced repetition" idea should be for memorizing the most important details, and I don't really want to be memorizing questions that I think are of little importance, incorrect, or poorly worded. (It'd also be a good way your you at Lecturio to decide which questions should be revised - if many people flag it as "don't review again", the question probably needs revision.)
LECTURE IS STRAIGHT TO THE POINT FOR THE MCAT WITH EVERYDAY LIFE EXAMPLES
Because it has real all required teachings that accompany with better illustrations and question at the end to improve and measure understanding!
not clear voice . . . . . . . . . . comparatively worse than other videos, others are good.
- Pésima traducción al español. - No hay rigurosidad en el tema. - No ofrece buena explicaciones
Very well explained lecture. Helped me finally understand the web of connections that is the ANS
very well structured, I like the streight to the point style
Intro history is not that useful got step 2. Rest of it is useful
I really like deeper videos about renal physiology with a Little bit more information
I thought the ideas posed in the lecture were well presented and easily understood.
Easy to follow lectures and also comprehesive lecture required for step 1 USMLE .
Each section was very concise and reminded me of details that I had forgotten. It also taught me the clinical application for each injury/condition. I use these as a supplement to my medical school lectures which I don't have time to rewatch 2 hours of lecture for 3 classes/day. It's also very helpful that each quiz is linked to the relevant material that I need to know.
I'm a visual learner and Dr Ahuja explains psychology and sociology very clearly and into layman terms. And I absolutely love the fact that the lectures follow the MCAT AAMC outline to the T. This takes out so much anxiety from me. I know that I'm covering everything needed on the MCAT with a highly qualified teacher and excellent production.
As I stated in prior lessons, Dr. Cornwall is such of an amazing instructor!!! She makes easy to understand heavy contents
the instructor is very clear and is easy to follow
Dr. Cornwall did a very great job with this.. The big picture simplified everything and made studying into little details easy.
very didactic I really enjoy Dr. Cornwall lectures, definitely Lecturio was the best addition to my preparation
el contenido esta muy bueno, solo que la traducción tiene falencias y dificulta entender los conceptos adecuadamente.
Everything is confusing. The diagrams and what she was saying didnt allign. ALso she never gave the answer to the number of chromosomes in each stage of meiosis and mitosis
I like it a lot, simplified. I think you could explain a bit more
I liked the analogy of the gnomes in order to remember what are the causes of acid base disorders.
Excellent thank you. Thank you Dr. Craig, this video is very helpful.
very good initiative. very useful. 3d animation is very impressive. good luck.
I've taken classes from Dr. Racaniello previously on the coursera.org platform. He is a very engaging instructor and he is no different in this Lecturi series, at least for the free part. As a citizen scientist, the full cost is too much so for this series I can only comment on the bacteria sections that are free. The quiz questions are very relevant to the material presented and the reference material is equally good.
Excellent, really like the Acid-Base box method and will definitely incorporate that into my exam technique and eventual future practice!
I really like it. It’s clearer than a lot of textbooks making it easier and quicker to understand. Professor Canby does a great job at explaining.
Elegí esta calificación porque me permite estudiar más rápido y lo entiendo muy bien. Me gustó porque explican a detalle cada estructura expuesta. Recomiendo este curso a todos los estudiantes de medicina humana.
I never understood this completely until now. Thank you Notes are short and straight to the point
Nicely explained , i love how the professor repeats important points time and again, could use better diagrams or more visualization though
ddnt explain well at all. ddnt explain the exact location of the gray horns or anything.
Everything told was in a different way that I liked the most.It clears all my major doubts arise from reading books related to head and neck anatomy.There is no better app than this.
I am from the maldives, you have a fan from all the way across the world.
one of the best anatomy professor ,thank you so much sir for your dedication and hard work and indeed many thanks to this organization LECTURIO keep it up guys !
the slides are clear,the lecturer is passionate and has energy .I used to think anatomy is hell but my perpective has changed
the explanation is complicated it could be simplified more better
Prof. Well done sir, you've done a great job, I'll keep watching your videos
You did an amazing hard work to creat this great lecture. You could involve the most important information in only 14 minutes and the same time the lecture is very simple and interesting. Thank you very much professor Craig Canby
Excellent lectures from the best professional. Thanks a lot for your great help in learning so difficult topics
Thank you for your wonderful lectures, very easy to remember the topic after listening you
I think it could have been better. I think that was too basic
Its apt for 2nd yrs....simple and all main points are given.
I would recommend this lecture to someone who has a rough idea of thoracic anatomy as well. This lecture was easy to follow and it made me understand the subject much better.
Very well taught, good refresher. The high yield points are in there too.
Such a very clear and detailed lecture, I suggest everyone to listen and take notes????thank you so much dear prof. Warriner
Very well explained. Would have appreciated had the lecture been a bit more comprehensive on certain topics, like in DNA replication and also a dynamic step by step diagram of the process would have been better to understand.
I like it but because of COVID the exam was online and the paper was beyond difficult. Renal was part of the scope but very few renal questions so much so That, I can’t even remember doing any.
The lectures are great... But I just feel like they are too expansive... Not very suitable for a dedicated study period
good good good good lecture it was really helpful nice teaching
Great presentation- using anatomical and engineering views of the system helped to understand the structure and its function
V we ry simple an very informative the same time. Really appreciate it. Thank you
Dear Dr. Pickering, you do a great work by explaining this difficult topics in such an easy way. Thank you for so interesting lectures.
I think it summarizes the most important concepts one should one about renal physiology, giving good examples and also using graphics that help in understanding them better.
amazing amazing amazing amazing amazing amazing amazing amazing amazing amazing amazing amazing
Loved it . High yield and to the point the lecturer was very clear and the quiz at the end of the lectures were very helpful
It takes you from basic to the depth step by step; yet, keeping it short and precise.
El programa ya se me acaba en dos meses, estaría muy interesada de volver a comprar si tuviesen en español y tambien como estudiante me ayudaría mucho un descuento
i chose this rating because the lecture is up to the minute, well researched. and the presentation is straight to the point.
Thanks for this easy explanation even people who never studied in Medical schools will still understand everything you explain
Thank you, Professor Thad, for such a fantastic lecture, I am watching your lectures and I am loving cardiology
This Professor is 100 million times better than the whole professors in my University. Thank you for such an easy and well-explained lecture.
It would be great if it is more explanatory.So that it will be more helpful for us.
Not boring at all. I don't like the topics about nerves, but I listen your lectures with great pleasure
I love all your lectures and watch them with great pleasure. Dr Graig Canby can explain difficult topics in a very simple way
Everything so well expleined! I love the emphasis that the teacher gives to the important points.
Very simple, informative and helpful lectures. I watch your videos ???? every day
The lessons from lecturio in general should be a little longer and more in depth. Also, the practice questions have nothing to do with the lesson advanced.
I enjoy your lectures very much. Thank you for your great work
I will recommend you lectures to all my friends who are doctors. Thank you for your invaluable help
Thank you very much. Very simple and informative. You do a great job
it's a great course. I love it very much. Need more information about Nobel prize in Medicine or Physiology for external reference. Thank you very much. Good luck.
I liked the naurophysiology course very much. Cant wait to see the results of my test
He is so natural , after topic explanation he then takes example of daily life, easy to understand
Sir,I like the way that you explain about the topic. I was so week in this topic but I now know this topic very well
A very good explanation of the topic and we can understand it so well and can learn from the questions that they ask at the end of the topic
I liked the explanation given by the sir and he explains line to line aptly that we can understand it easily and the questions at the end gives a review about the topic that u watched
During this quarantine it is really hard to understand my classes from home and basically we are studying by ourselves. With Lecturio I can watch the exact videos that I need, take notes and ask questions if needed. Thank you guys for this amazing platform that is so helpful during this hard time.
Did not cover key concepts, such as the general function of the basal ganglia in modulating movement etc.
It is very concise but it provides enough information. I am very satisfied with Lecturio because this course and Biochemistry are exactly what i was looking for.
Love the lectures, especially during COVID since we don’t have access to the anatomy lab. I love the way the pelvis is explained, and all high yield concepts are highlighted for female and male pelvis. Highly recommend watching all 53 videos!
The video episodes are way too short, need to go back and start over every 3-4 minutes. I think there should be a option to view the topic in one full video. Otherwise the subjects are well covered in an understandable manner. Many thanks
nowhere near enough detail, too brief to explain the knee joint
it was very well explained and easy to understand Thanks
It's crisp and is explained beautifully. The topics are explained in such a manner that you remember the concepts by heart.
Complete lessons and amazing teacher, I’m learning a lot from this course
No advice to give. Good detail and pace and easy to follow
hi I interestingly have heard these lectures, the explanations were attractive and full of information about the lower limb anatomy for learners.
That's great course and it's very simple one thanks alot
The way of teaching of Georgina is really impresive, i understanded everything. The best classes ever.
Short, clear, specific, connected with cases, and speed of information is adequate.
Very comprehensive lecture . It' s clear and simple. Thank you for your work .
great work, u made antomy so easy especialy with the diagrams.but SIR u should discuss some clinical a bit with joints and osteology on a pre-clinical level
a nice topic ,told very accurately, covering key aspects that one must know Well explained , easy to understand, , Thank you
Dr. Wilson your lectures are so clear and straight forward that it gave me a whole new level of understanding and appreciation for physiology. Just Perfect, re watchable, Enjoyable and concise . Thanks this will definitely be helping so much future doctors, I'll easily recommend this to my classmates obsessively.
Great Great great great great great great great great great
I understood clearly this lesson about the posterior spaces of axyla
He is so boring and just reads what it is written
O really like it , because the lectures are very clear. And I understand everyrhing.
What a great lecture and what a great professor. Thank you !!! :) Awesome!
It is a good way to learn about Acid-base balance
Very nice explanation of the basics of the respiratory system. Sometimes there was a lack of details e.g. explanation of the flow curves wasn’t sufficient.
difficult subjects are explained by simple words by Georgina. Thanks so much!
there is much of talking and repeating to understand the "How"much more than understanding the "Why"
hi these lectures pointed out the main important datas that a learner would like to keep it in mind.
Covers a lot of content accurately but concisely. Good speed and great use of diagrams. Admittedly, if I didn't know much about inner ear anatomy to start with, it would not have been detailed enough as a lot of concepts were not explained such as the semicircular canals, the utricle and saccule and the scala vestibuli and tympani.
Just not a good way to teach this topic! Sure the math thing works but tells you nothing except it works. Useless trick in my opinion.
excellent use of images and highlights during the lecture, congrats
hi I really find it attractive especially when that accompanies clinical correlation notes.
I recommend everyone to Follow the 100 Day Study Plan given in Lecturio App. Its Amazing.
Hi I have been watched with interest abdominal anatomy he explained it very well.
you are a great teacher. thank you for the way you describe each step making it very simple
hi first of all she is talking very will as good speaker and the explanation in different lecture was so systematic and will prepared and hit the main points that I'm really interested to her course of biology.
The course is essential and clear. Great teacher for difficult subject. Optimal use of images.
It was really good and really well explained so thank you It was fun to learn
I chose five star cause this lecture literally dissects the anatomy of the anterolateral abdominal wall! Detailed and relevant.
The anatomy is detailed and yet very relevant. He knows how to explain it in a very concise way. I really enjoyed the free courses available. I know others are locked cause I have to purchase them but this was so great! His accent sort of stresses the main points too!
I feel the anatomy lectures are rather "static" like simply reading the narrative or bulletin points to the audience. Instead, I think the anatomy lectures, especially as we are not learning by a cadaver to gain the tactile feedbacks, might be better designed in a more inviting/ interactive way. Bringing in more pathological relevance, e.g. showing schema/ video/ autopsy would be largely helpful. Or to the minimum, highlighting the knowledge of "high yield" and compare them on an anatomic picture/schema may also improve the learning experience of these topics. I like many Lecturio lectures nonetheless, but I think anatomy, and especially the neural anatomy lectures has a lot of space to improve in such way. Thanks.
I am from Peru, and Dr. Wilson's class seemed very good to me, very concise and the key points incredible, very satisfied with the presentation.
Great lecture! Very simplified and friendly explained. Thanks so much !
We more details. For example , the pathway of each nerve, The various branches and many more.
Very good points on Patient Education. It would be also nice to give sample how to educate them specifically. We nurses do not get taught and practice interventions like PAs or MDs.
good lecture. Need more specific nursing interventions such as ACS interventions or ICU type of nursing.
Summarized very nicely ????????I loved the way he made it look simple
Very nicely explained. I found it helpful in understanding some basics of chemsistry that I've forgotten over the years.
This is completely inadequate for the questions posed. The first question gives "you observed red gnomes outside the box on the left for both pH and HCO3" and asks for the condition. Verbatim from the lecture ‘’Respiratory alkalosis’’. Why? Cos there are two gnomes on one side." Yet the answer is metabolic acidosis.
It was vvvv nice thanks Nicely explained and easy to recall
It is also very very very good. I like it so much. I also would like to see more vedio from this app Please give another free primium
Very good Please give another day for free primium So that we can know more
As you know cerebral cortex anatomy and it’s all dependent component seeming to be a bit complex, so it’s explanation kind to be evaluated by an outstanding specialist as like him, his lectures are attractive and effecient, so as conclusion good subjects even more complex and good teacher make it easy to understand the different anatomic problems.
I like it because this have a lot of information about upper limb
Excellent. It would be good to have some cadaver explanatory session to create a more realistic view. Well tutored.
Excellent. Very explanatory and simplified. It's easy to comprehend. Maybe more questions would help.
The vestibular section is not well detailed to enable quick reference. There was not much reference to the vestibular ganglion in the initial lectures which will better explain the vestibular system.
I always had problems understanding this topic and I always got confused, especially with the last big summarizing diagram. However, this whole lecture helped me to get through it, therefore I can not be thankful enough.
good lecturer nice to recognise I have forgotten so much anatomy
Dr Canby, you have made the neurologic pathophysiology so much easier for me.. Thanks
Each RNA should be shown in the picture like above
Dr. Ahuja clearly illustrates the defining characteristics of schizophrenia and psychotic disorders, as this lecture translates the DSM-V material into a brief review of key points.
I chose this rating because everythingbis told and no details are left behind and also that it is told so well.
no explanation in this all cn videos plzz elaborate olzz
very good, clear, well delivered at a good pace-excellent theory coverage
as stated below- very happy with the delivery of lecture
It is a good course but the content here is not really high yield.Do we need to spend so much time on it?
Spoken text is fine. The illustrations used have too small-fonted text making it difficult to read labels, especially on slides with many labels.
Very clear and useful for me to finally get a grip on this topic.
Microbiology is explained very clearly in a interesting manner its no doubt an interactive method of teaching!!!
Dr Wilson presents all the essential details and principles in tandem with his slides in the most effective way such as to prepare the student well for the questions following.
Very clear and helpful. Love this anatomy course. thank you.
It is like i am in huge class taking Lectures from experts, professionals and ones who are heros to help other, the person meets his life what he loves and now it is my time and this made easy for me by Allah and lecturio team. Thank you so much for your supporting me.
Just another video with the presenter listing what the audience needs to "go back and review", Lack of detail, information, and quality. After completing multiple other Lecturi video series, most recently, Pharmacology (Nursing) from Dr. Lawes, I have been very disappointed with this group of videos.
Based on the title and caption of this video, I expected there would be information and details about the diagnostic test and complications. There was very little information and details provided. The presenter continuously stated "you as the nurse should know what this is" The point of purchasing this service was for "lectures" not to hear someone repeatedly say "look it up" and "you as the nurse should know". Very disappointed in this particular video and the lack of quality in this series.
I wish Dr. Alpert presented all of Cardiology Presentations. I cannot stop watching it and feeling learning a lot!! Thank you so much!
The Videos are very clear and helpful. They are also not too long to get you bored
Brings together a balanced and complete picture of the usefulness and pathologies caused microorganisms.
wow never knew anatomy could be pulled off like this kudos from the maldives.
His lectures are very accurate and effective. Moreover, he knows how to be clear and "pédagogue" in the same time. I really like his contents and i think he is a great teacher!
i can't understand why a lot of amazing videos have 1star points
Dr Thad Wilson is a great physiology teacher i never understood renal physiology this much before! thanks Lecturio
Excellent teaching communicating principles and important details at perfect pace.
I found these lectures to be delivered in a less didactic manner than others and thereby more difficult to cease and remember the specific details needed. Fewer words, slower delivery focussing on diagrams needed.
I really appreciate it is perfect! thank you so much lecturio ! Living in France
I like it because I feel like now I am able to study difficult concepts in a relatively short space of time. I'd recommend it to all MBBS students finding it difficult to understand respiratory physiology by reading from a text book.
Dr. Cornwall makes the topics easy to understand and retain. Her approach is not overwhelming but yet not so simple you are bored.
The lecturer tripping up make it a little difficult to follow but it is made clear in the end.
Very staggered - hard to listen to. It almost sounded like my laptop was lagging (which it wasn't because it's a brand new state-of-the-art laptop). This lecture needs to be redone.
Talking about things that aren't on the slide https://www.ratemyprofessors.com/ShowRatings.jsp?tid=833581
Dr Jeremy is highly experienced and i like very much watching his videos
Essentially well wonderfully it is perfect help with any bady who is medical person aood afort for basic concept
Very detailed. Moves through information and a good pace. Sifts out the important information versus stuff we don't need to know for the exam.
the concepts are clear and the time is enough, examples are short.
This is incredibly difficult to follow with the lecturer mis-speaking constantly
the reason chooses this rating regarding pop up AD, I am not ready yet. I need more time to think about what my work schedule to fit my study and payments.
Clear and concise lecture. Way to follow. Additional articles available if you need extra detail. Using video format suits me a I can pause and replay when I miss something.
Excellent, clear, didactic presentation of the basics of membrane physiology.
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I believe the term is entropy is misused in this lecture.
Most of us studying at this point (USMLE Prep) know this stuff well, however; this does provide a good refresher to get the juices flowing in the right direction while studying for the boards.
Misuse of the words fludity and stability as if they were synonyms makes answering the question at the end confusing. Other than that, it's a good lecture.
its a simple and very fast review about the cranial nerves
Some key topics not explained:- Triangles of neck,muscles of mastication,temporal and infratemporal fossa , osteology of skull,muscles of face,submandibular gland,parotid gland
I love the way Lecturio professors explain things, everything is much easier to understand. Physiology course is really great. Thank you!
Really nice lecture, clear and easy to understand, with a lot of examples.
Well-designed and informative I would recommend that the quiz questions can be more effective. For example, some answers are just memorizing names or some details that are only noted orally for few seconds.
Excellent presentation. Good content Illustrations are very good Font size of the letters should be higher
Awesome analogy great lecture! Very nice lectures overall I really enjoyed them. even though I have taught this topics and I know them fairly well. I enjoy little gems of information I received through these lectures, and new understanding
Khan Academy shows the path it takes for a message to be received which is missing from this video (i.e. the target characteristics first determine whether the message or source is evaluated). "The central route is used when the message recipient has the motivation as well as the ability to think about the message and its topic" "The peripheral route is used when the message recipient has little or no interest in the subject and/or has a lesser ability to process the message." Both should be on the same slide introducing the concepts of central/peripheral routes. "The theory states that when people observe a model performing a behavior and the consequences of that behavior, they remember the sequence of events and use this information to guide subsequent behaviors" Should be the definition of SCT. Much clearer.
He was very much on point.Explanations were easy to understand.
I like a lot the classes. They are clear enough to understand complicated concepts.
Flow diagrams are great visuals to understand concepts. The lecture was clear and concise.
i choose this rating cz it's so much good it deserve 5 stars!i loved everything in this course so yea 5 stars . also i recommend it for the bggnrs so this for those information it helped me a lot. thank you a lot !
Easy and comprehensible. I like the slides that are very simple.
Mr. Pickering is a highly professional lecturer. He explains complex definitions quite simply and understandably. It is a great pleasure for me to receive this knowledge from Mr. Pickering
Mr. Pickering is a highly professional lecturer. He explains complex definitions quite simply and understandably. It is a great pleasure for me to receive this knowledge from Mr. Pickering
Has been very informative and simple . Helps remind me of anatomy concepts.
This is one of the few videos in this video series where the video cuts before the lecturer is done talking or before she's done with the material for the section. For example, in this one she only discusses E site and video cuts... what about the other 2 sites on the ribosome?
The video lectures helped me organize the information I already knew and filled the gaps in between. I appreciated how Dr. Wilson was concise and straight to the point with his lectures.
Amazing lectures. Now I can understand everything more. I like the author's way of explaning things very much
This is an excellent overview of Performance Improvement related to Nursing.
This lecture helped me a lot to understand what going on there!
Dr.Pickering explains everything in very simple lucid manner and the illustrations are quite easy to visualise and remember for the exam purposes
The instructor reading off the podium is not appreciated. It doesn't entice the viewer to keep watching.
I like a lot both the explanations and illustrations to the topic.
Dr. Pickering is simply outstanding. He speaks in such a clear and objective way that makes even the learning of the anatomy of the pelvis easy ????. It’s been a pleasure to, so far, having watched his lectures on Pelvis. Simply fantastic. I’d recommend it to anyone interested in having a deeply-enough knowledge in Pelvis when it comes to general medical sciences.
I like how Dr. Cornwall recaps chemistry and relation to energy to cells. Her hand motions help with my learning and understanding. Thank you.
There needs to be mechanisms. The lecture, as-is, is entirely superficial.
The videos are fine, but it’s not enough to understand the material for the first time; it is just an adjunct to the lecture I guess.
Didn't explain clearly and concisely which each type of RNA was as well as providing its clear function. Additionally, it is best to provide the correct definition thus, followed by an analogy. Starting with an analogy of how the different RNA types can make the lesson hard to follow as well as, causing confusion in the actual definition of the term. This particular video was hard to gather information from.
The reason I chose a 4 star rating was because the lectures were amazing and wonderful but I do feel there is room for improvement. I feel in this section, the slides could have contained more information when possible to download and I personally feel that slides was the downfall in this section from preventing the full 5 star rating. I feel the slides could use an improvement and expand on more details. I also believe that the lecturer could have expanded on some concepts a bit more to provide more understanding by providing more examples and various other techniques. The length of the videos were amazing, the way in which the lecturer spoke was captivating and caught my attention and I most certainly enjoyed the lectures and I did learn alot that I never caught in class before. I do urge that the slides do get an improvement by adding certain figures and more concepts especially for us to download. I think it would help alot.
Great lectures! I hope much of I learn here will be on my exam too.
Instructor is precise, thorough, presentations are easy to follow and understand. It is enjoyable learning. Thank you. Love it.
Well explained and i clearly understand how digestion and absorption be done.
there is not any lectures about cranial bones ? think cranial bones are one of the most important part about bones ? wish you add a lecture about it
4/5 also add on the replication bubble but as far as the other information well done i understood the concept
Lecture is very easy to follow. Overall, it is very helpful
I like the practical comparisons used for better understanding and remembering the topic, makes it much easier and more entertaining!
Concise and to the point for basic understandment of the subject.
Great teaching It helped a to clarify some concepts that I difficulty understanding.
before I read the book but didn't get the concept. This lecture gave me the understanding of this high yield topic.
Short and precise videos. They are extensive and short. Would be nice if you had more of this kind on GI physiology though
Profesor Wilson makes hard physiological processes easy to understand and deduct.
Liked the lectures so far Easy to follow Instructor is very good in explaining concepts, clear, to the point, engaging
They make it really easy to understand even the hardest subjects
Professor Wilson gives very good examples to explain each topic of the course. And he doesn't talk too fast, that is great because I can understand him very well.
This was very clear and simple and extremely helpful thank you
The vedios don't cover many important aspects such as cultures , serology etc. Every topic is over summarised and isn't very good for concept building
There are not too long and they are well explained.
The lectures are well delivered and well illustrated with excellent visuals
Horners Syndrome is very importn and there is any more lectures about it
Thank you dear Ms Cornwall l easily grabbed basic elements and mechanism of cell biology with your videos Best wishes
The list is very disorganised, I hope it get fixed ASAP
I need more in depths information - maybe I’m not familiar with lectures
He wasn't clear enough, is the first lecture that I have to google in order to have a better understanding.
It was a great lesson thanks for everyting short and briefly everyting.
I especially liked the MRI of the heart and seeing the actual orientation of the heart with the RV in front of the LV in the frontal plane....not what I thought was the case.
Great lecture--very clear and easy to follow. This can be tricky, and Dr. Canby made it very easy to follow
Dr Canby's fluent presentation is the first reason, also the simple connections between the anatomy and clinical correlation are very important to me.
Pros: Good INTRO to the subject, concise, good lecturer & style of teaching Cons: Some of the lecture topics are re done in the 'advanced' section or with Carlo Raj & its annoying because I personally want one high yield-well structured lecture for one topic- i dont want to have to go look for other lectures on the same topic to feel like Ive finally covered it or know enough
Great lectures, anatomy demystified. Taught at a great pace that's easy to follow.
I watched the glycopeptide pharmacology lecture, wanted more details on the mechanism of action, segwayed to antimicrobial resistance, then segwayed to "Peptidoglycans - Beta Lactam Antibiotics" video lecture. The D-Alanine-D-Alanine concept also relates to the mechanism of action of vancomycin.
I Like Tarry's lecture. They are straight to the point and very easy to understand. He does a good job with his explanations
complicated, i studied it much easier in different location than here
Excellent lecture. The teacher explains everythig suoer good and it is so easy to follow. I would recommend this lecture to any med student. Thank you Dr.Craig.
sir , the way you talk about microbes ,inspire me to learn more.
I really liked the videos they very clear and easy to understand , they best part is they are short and precise to the point .
Really clear explanation, and really easy to understand! I’m lovin’ it
Good enough to concisely make the key points stands out.
Really engaging, easy to remember But number of question is still little
Review Easy to memorize but didn t dive deep Not enough question for recal memory Should have connection with flashcard, visualize
Enjoyable videoes that are so illustrative and well-explained. Thank you very much.
The marcomolecules lectures are very good with excellent explainations of content
Great work! A methodical walk through of a subject that can be confusing.
The information was so simple and clear. The ideas go smoothly and easy to understand.
I LOVE THE WAY TO MAKE IT EASIER THAN THE BOOKS, THEY. ARE COMPLEMENTING AND I´M LEARNING
EXCELENT, I HAVE UNDERSTOOD EVERYTHING, ALL I WAS NEEDING WAS TO FIND A VIDEO LIKE THIS. REALLY GOOD JOB
idk what the below review is talking about, this is clearly an introduction-style lecture and it's been done well. does well to get cogs whirring
Very nice presentation and easy to learn platform Which make preparations for USMLE enjoyable
Very nice presentation and easy to learn platform Which make preparations for USMLE enjoyable
Great lectures, very clear and understandable! Thank you, Dr Georgiana Cornwall!
I found him to be one of the better lecturers at Lecturio. Easy to follow, fluidly makes sense of the material, which drastically helps me learn.
Lecturio videos are the best way to make you more confidents for your exams!
Great lecture which allowed me to understand the topic much better than I was taught
Explains concept very well with good analogies that further enhances my understanding.
The knowledge is systematic, but I wait for long time to get a answer to my questions. And I still get no feedback.
Dr Cornwall has the gift for teaching!! She explains things very well, thank you!
Not very good. He's just spouting out facts, sounds like he's probably reading from a teleprompter.
I consider it a ery shallow lecture, with very little info about costal attachemnts of the intercostal muscles, they don even show a sagital cut of the ribs to understand better the intercostal muscle attachemnts and origin.
Anatomy is explained best with annotated images and pointers on the various parts as the lecturer speaks. Not through tabulation of facts.
The module is complete but the questions can get too easy
I absolutely loved it thanks for saving me in medical.i will definitely do more
I really enjoyed the video and it made me learn, also I liked that are short videos
They are so awesomely explained and very helpful thank you. I’d love the videos to have that ten second rewind or fast forward arrows like YouTube does, and then it would be perfect.
I started taking these classes beforehand since our course is only gonna start at Sept ao thought of studying something beforehand so I don't sit clueless once the classes begin. it's highly helpful and very well organized to follow even though you don't know anything about the topics .it everything from the basics in great detail and that's why I followed the lectures using the free trial.i do wish to access the rest of the lectures but since it requires payment I pulled back since I'm not currently that financially sound to make the payment since the college fee requires a lot of money.i wish I had free access to all the lectures .I've searched for good lectures online and I find lecturio the most promising online lecture class with precisely organized manner of classes and slides and even the diagram s and 3d models.hoping for more from you .at least make some more videos open to free access.a request from a beginner student.with lots of gratitude Been
she was understandable! i liked her! i am so prepared for the next test we will be doing
The important basic principles are explained very well and thorough. Thank you.
I love the lectures so much. I like trip on steroids I never have consumed lol. However. I think it would be great if they had the ten second mark or arrow so that it would rewind or fast forward the lecture. It’d Save time just like you tube videos and stuff. Thank you kindly
Very concise. Great illustrations. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you
I checked the entire ECG / EKG lectures and they confused me more than they helped. The article 7 steps was a good start in my opinion but a video lecture of someone walking me through the steps would be better. The lectures don't cover how one should go about reading the ECG and what to infer from the data provided. This would come in handy to read them not just for the step exams but the clinical rotations as well so maybe add or change them up. ECG in Boards and Beyond could be looked at as good example for that in my opinion.
I am able to write my exams only listening to your videos. And your Qbank is very very useful for me...
The professor did not do a good job explaining concepts clearly, went too fast, covered little material
there wasn't enough details at some points. The topics, for me, are a little tough and the techer wasn't seems to be confident with the material. although the slides are very helpful to understand the topic.