Episode 39: Why You Are Shorter after a Long Day

12/04/19 • 8 min

In this episode, you will learn why you are actually a tiny bit shorter at the end of the day and what a slipped disc is. You will also learn the basic structure of a vertebra.

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In this episode, you will learn why you are actually a tiny bit shorter at the end of the day and what a slipped disc is. You will also learn the basic structure of a vertebra.

To rate and review the podcast, head over to Apple podcasts or your favorite podcast app.

Thanks for listening!

Make sure to subscribe at anatomyonthego.com for more content to help you learn, practice, and review anatomy.

Click Preparing To Ace Anatomy Terms to purchase the introductory ebook/audiobook.

Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/anatomy-on-the-go/donations

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Episode 38: The Blood Vessels in the Lower Limb

Today, you might contract the muscles of your legs literally hundreds of time. Think about the things you might do every day...climbing the stairs, walking to catch a bus or a train, and perhaps standing for extended periods of time at your job, etc. Within seconds, when you start to use those muscles, the body responds, first the heart beats more and it pumps blood through all kinds of branches so that hungry muscles can get what we need. Join me in this episode, and you will learn what these blood vessels are called and how to keep ‘em straight as they take blood to the lower extremity.

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