An easy way to remember arm muscles PART 1
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Tutorial on remembering arm muscles, part 1.
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@pleasehelpthisM3 · 2023-12 · in “Any QBanks for practical anatomy exams?”
…necessarily but there are textbooks with only questions. My list is below 1. Gray’s Anatomy. Hard questions but I did well on all exams after using it. 2. Lippincott 3. Texas Tech has a website with practice questions and dissection. ▶ link 4. In house resources ( if your school has any practice questions/quizzes please at least look through it because some of the questions are directly from that) * Extra Helpf…
View on r/medicalschool@kayyyxu · 2022-09 · in “Anatomy guidance/vent”
…learn something, trust that every medical student had to struggle through it, too, and somebody else may have figured out a mnemonic that works for you so don't reinvent the wheel. & speaking of, for upper limb, watch this 2-part video series: ▶ link Go to cadaver prosections in your lab, it's really helpful to be able to actually see/feel structures IRL. Complete Anatomy is also nice. Best of luck, you've got this.
View on r/medicalschool@anafylactic · 2021-06 · in “how can I study the anatomy of lower , upper limb in 10 days ?”
THE LEGENDARY ▶ DR. PREDDY. This man made an arm anatomy video with 1 million views and you’ll find out why soon enough. He saved me back in the day!
View on r/medicalschool@Kenhub · 2021-04 · in “How should I study for anatomy?”
…are the only ones you need to memorise!), which are innervated by the ulnar nerve. On the upper limb, Dr. Preddy is a great instructor and there are some videos of him teaching the upper limb to his students on YouTube. Check them out: - ▶ Arm Muscles Part 1 - ▶ Arm Muscles Part 2 - ▶ Brachial Plexus Finally, you can take a look at our ▶ Ultimate Anatomy Study Guide, which will have some more tips and strategies yo…
View on r/medicalschool@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.
View on r/step1@ViolinsRS · 2020-06 · in “I need help with anatomy! [serious]”
This guys vids are great ▶ link just search him up on yt and he's got a good few msk vids. I used him, Michigan bluelink anatomy, complete anatomy, and lecture slides for msk anatomy. As for time, I'd say i probably spent 40% of my time studying for the practical vs our normal exams
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