You know, the most conservative way would be to memorize them...BrS wrote:lol thanks guys! really wanted to make sure that i'm using my space on my cheat sheet in the most conservative way possible
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^yes. But honestly the whole thing takes up less than 15% of one side of a sheet of paper at 4 pt font; if you want to shrink it to 2 pt, it's ~4%.sciolyFTW_aku wrote:You know, the most conservative way would be to memorize them...BrS wrote:lol thanks guys! really wanted to make sure that i'm using my space on my cheat sheet in the most conservative way possible
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lol i was just jokingUnome wrote:^yes. But honestly the whole thing takes up less than 15% of one side of a sheet of paper at 4 pt font; if you want to shrink it to 2 pt, it's ~4%.sciolyFTW_aku wrote:You know, the most conservative way would be to memorize them...BrS wrote:lol thanks guys! really wanted to make sure that i'm using my space on my cheat sheet in the most conservative way possible
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Honestly, the most times I've been asked about origins/insertion on a test is ONEsciolyFTW_aku wrote: lol i was just joking
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For skeletal national level, they say spinal fractures, are they just referring to compression fractures? Because I thought that was included in the "fractures" section of regional/state level comp.
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They contribute to proprioception. Search up intrafusal fibers and start from there.-ISO13- wrote:Could someone breifly explain the national level muscular topics? Thanks
There are usually 2-4 diagrams. Common ones are skin, long bone, major bones, and muscle cross sections. Less common are major muscles and vertebrae.BrS wrote:How many diagram questions should i expect? So far, I have taken up 3/4 of my cheat sheet with diagrams. SOS help...
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just gonna repost this questionalexamezaga1 wrote:For skeletal national level, they say spinal fractures, are they just referring to compression fractures? Because I thought that was included in the "fractures" section of regional/state level comp.
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Yeah, compression fractures are going to definitely be the most likely ones to show up. This wikipedia page also mentions some others: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spinal_fracturealexamezaga1 wrote:just gonna repost this questionalexamezaga1 wrote:For skeletal national level, they say spinal fractures, are they just referring to compression fractures? Because I thought that was included in the "fractures" section of regional/state level comp.
In other news, I found I could get to this video from the A&P page on soinc in only 2 clicks: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ren_IQPOhJc&t=134
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