Draw the Brachial Plexus in 10 seconds!

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• @Accidental_Biologist · 2020-11 · in “MSK anatomy is dreadful”

  Two brachial plexus videos I liked in anatomy class: ▶ link ▶ link Cool dude from Touro med who taught arm and hand anatomy ▶ link And then all of the anatomyzone videos for leg and thigh.

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• @Accidental_Biologist · 2020-09 · in “You could say I'm a little "nervous" for this test [meme]”

  Here you guys go. Thank me later. ▶ link Edit: Even before this video, I didn't find the BP to be that bad. It was the 50,000 different muscles and insertions that fucked me up to no end.

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• @startingphresh · 2016-12 · in “I'm going to be tutoring Anatomy next semester to the preclinical kids. What things did your anatomy tutors do to best help you learn?”

  My Anatomy instructor made me draw the brachial plexus over and over and over again and I eventually got to the point where I could draw it in 15-20 seconds and it was unbelievably helpful for upper extremities and helped me to be prepared for the shitshow of cranial nerves and their pathways! Here's a video showing ▶ how to draw it in 10 seconds!

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• @quizzitive · 2016-07 · in “Weekly USMLE Step 1/COMLEX Level 1 Thread”

  I think these are pretty helpful... Viruses: ▶ link Brachial plexus: ▶ link

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• @whodoistart · 2015-06 · in “anatomy”

  In addition to what everyone else has been saying: ▶ link

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