Clinically Oriented Anatomy Zusammenfassungen

Lectures 1-10 covers basic introduction material to anatomy such as the anatomical position, integument, epithelium, muscles, muscle development, bones, bone development, cartilage, joints, osteology of the upper extremity and the shoulder complex and shoulder joint.

This is an 18 page comprehensive study guide of Human Anatomy (Emory DPT Anatomy). It is organized and labeled by topic. This guide includes descriptions, summaries, diagrams, charts, and graphs to help unpack and explain the concepts covered in this course. Please note all material is adapted from course material and notes I took in class.

Which of the following is incorrect pertaining to the clavicle? A) It is attached via ligaments to the coracoid process. B) The superior surface is grooved for the subclavian artery. C) After a fracture, the medial segment is raised by the sternocleidoma D) Fractures are almost always accompanied by acromioclavicular disl E) Patients with fractured clavicles typically need to support the ipsilateAns: D

Step by step details on human locomotion, including muscles involved, blood supply, nerve innervation, and clinical correlates.

Muscles, blood supply, & nerve innervation of the foot along with labeled images and clinical correlates.

This study material covers about olfactory nerve CN I and Clinical Correlation

Muscles, blood supply, & nerve innervation of the arm along with labeled images and clinical correlates.

Proven A+ notes on the Abdominal Cavity and all its associated structures! Includes: Peritoneal Reflections, Mesenteries, Ligaments, Omenta and Cavities (pouches, recesses, clinical spaces) of the abdominal cavity. Includes links to helpful resources such as quizzes, videos and more. Streamlined, summarized notes to save you hours of time organising and sifting through information.

All to know about How the embryo develop in the uterus of the mother,the stages.

Detailed notes on triangles of the neck along with clinical correlates.