Brachial Plexus- How to draw it well in less than 20 seconds

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• @RotTheRat · 2022-09 · in “What is a brachial plexus?”

  ▶ link The nicest shorthand drawing video I found. This plus the musketeers and tuoro faculty was my fav

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• @tyrannosaurus_racks · 2021-06 · in “[Study Advice] Brachial Plexus”

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• @Headkickerchamp · 2020-08 · in “Scored between 250-253. DO student. Bottom quartile of my class.”

  …standard resources to prep for Step 1 and you will also be prepping for COMLEX. They test 90% the same material. For OMM go through Savarese with one of the pre-made Anki decks and make cards for topics that don't already have them. Watch ▶ this video for viscerosomatics, ▶ this video for Chapman's points, and the OnlineMedEd video for counterstrain. draw those things out by hand about 20 times each and they are fre…

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• @ScrewedMcDude · 2020-01 · in “Annoying anatomy teachers during viva [Meme]”

  Memorizing how to draw out the brachial plexus roots and what nerves they contribute to goes a long way, and can be learned pretty quickly using videos, e.g. ▶ this one

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• @efox · 2018-08 · in “[Shitpost] When M1s a couple of weeks into class complain about their workload”

  Not OP, but try this one: ▶ link

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• @miracle_child · 2016-01 · in “Which thing do you always forget, no matter how many times you study it?”

  I found this video to be particularly useful ▶ link

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